Designed for use with Baron Frazier suction instrument. -For use under low levels of suction (not to exceed 15" Hg.). -Lightweight, flexible feel enhances surgeon's dexterity. -Male connector for easy setup and use.
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
How does the Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator improve the surgical workflow during procedures?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator is designed to enhance surgical workflow by providing precise control over suction levels, ensuring safe and efficient debris removal while maintaining the surgeon's dexterity [Manufacturer Info].
As a nurse, what should I do if the flexible feel of the 310501 device does not seem responsive enough under suction?
If the 310501 device's flexibility does not seem responsive under suction, check for any obstructions or improper connections, and ensure that the suction level does not exceed the recommended 15" Hg [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
What scenarios best indicate the use of a Baron Frazier with Control Vent over other suction instruments available in the hospital?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent is particularly suitable for delicate surgical procedures where low and controlled suction levels are necessary to prevent tissue damage and enhance precision [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any specific cleaning protocols I should follow to ensure the 310501 maintains its performance for the entire case size?
To maintain performance, clean the 310501 according to standard medical instrument cleaning protocols, focusing on removing debris and sterilizing before reuse or storage [Industry Standards].
How can I ensure that I'm not exceeding 15" Hg when using this product, and why is this limit critical?
To ensure not exceeding 15" Hg with the 310501, use a calibrated suction gauge during operation; this limit is critical to prevent tissue damage and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
For procurement officers, how does the cost-effectiveness of the 50-count packaging impact budget planning for surgical supplies?
The 50-count case size of the 310501 offers cost-effectiveness by reducing the unit price and minimizing the frequency of reorders, which can streamline budget planning and inventory management [Product Specs].
What should patients understand about the use of this device in their procedures, and are there any potential discomforts involved?
Patients should understand that the Baron Frazier with Control Vent is used to safely remove fluids or debris during surgery, generally causing minimal discomfort due to its controlled and low suction levels [Manufacturer Info].
How does this suction instrument contribute to the surgeon's dexterity and precision during delicate operations?
This suction instrument's lightweight and flexible design enhances surgeon's dexterity and precision by allowing more controlled and subtle movements during delicate operations [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Is there anything I need to consider when connecting the 310501 to existing systems to ensure compatibility?
Ensure compatibility by checking that the existing systems have a compatible male connector for the 310501, and verify that all connections are secure and meet operational standards for low suction levels [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
ConmedItem # Dealmed item number: 310501MPN Manufacturer part number: 0031050
Baron Frazier, With Control Vent and Obturator, 5 Fr, 50/Cs
Designed for use with Baron Frazier suction instrument. -For use under low levels of suction (not to exceed 15" Hg.). -Lightweight, flexible feel enhances surgeon's dexterity. -Male connector for easy setup and use.
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
How does the Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator improve the surgical workflow during procedures?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator is designed to enhance surgical workflow by providing precise control over suction levels, ensuring safe and efficient debris removal while maintaining the surgeon's dexterity [Manufacturer Info].
As a nurse, what should I do if the flexible feel of the 310501 device does not seem responsive enough under suction?
If the 310501 device's flexibility does not seem responsive under suction, check for any obstructions or improper connections, and ensure that the suction level does not exceed the recommended 15" Hg [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
What scenarios best indicate the use of a Baron Frazier with Control Vent over other suction instruments available in the hospital?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent is particularly suitable for delicate surgical procedures where low and controlled suction levels are necessary to prevent tissue damage and enhance precision [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any specific cleaning protocols I should follow to ensure the 310501 maintains its performance for the entire case size?
To maintain performance, clean the 310501 according to standard medical instrument cleaning protocols, focusing on removing debris and sterilizing before reuse or storage [Industry Standards].
How can I ensure that I'm not exceeding 15" Hg when using this product, and why is this limit critical?
To ensure not exceeding 15" Hg with the 310501, use a calibrated suction gauge during operation; this limit is critical to prevent tissue damage and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
For procurement officers, how does the cost-effectiveness of the 50-count packaging impact budget planning for surgical supplies?
The 50-count case size of the 310501 offers cost-effectiveness by reducing the unit price and minimizing the frequency of reorders, which can streamline budget planning and inventory management [Product Specs].
What should patients understand about the use of this device in their procedures, and are there any potential discomforts involved?
Patients should understand that the Baron Frazier with Control Vent is used to safely remove fluids or debris during surgery, generally causing minimal discomfort due to its controlled and low suction levels [Manufacturer Info].
How does this suction instrument contribute to the surgeon's dexterity and precision during delicate operations?
This suction instrument's lightweight and flexible design enhances surgeon's dexterity and precision by allowing more controlled and subtle movements during delicate operations [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Is there anything I need to consider when connecting the 310501 to existing systems to ensure compatibility?
Ensure compatibility by checking that the existing systems have a compatible male connector for the 310501, and verify that all connections are secure and meet operational standards for low suction levels [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Designed for use with Baron Frazier suction instrument. -For use under low levels of suction (not to exceed 15" Hg.). -Lightweight, flexible feel enhances surgeon's dexterity. -Male connector for easy setup and use.
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
How does the Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator improve the surgical workflow during procedures?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator is designed to enhance surgical workflow by providing precise control over suction levels, ensuring safe and efficient debris removal while maintaining the surgeon's dexterity [Manufacturer Info].
As a nurse, what should I do if the flexible feel of the 310501 device does not seem responsive enough under suction?
If the 310501 device's flexibility does not seem responsive under suction, check for any obstructions or improper connections, and ensure that the suction level does not exceed the recommended 15" Hg [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
What scenarios best indicate the use of a Baron Frazier with Control Vent over other suction instruments available in the hospital?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent is particularly suitable for delicate surgical procedures where low and controlled suction levels are necessary to prevent tissue damage and enhance precision [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any specific cleaning protocols I should follow to ensure the 310501 maintains its performance for the entire case size?
To maintain performance, clean the 310501 according to standard medical instrument cleaning protocols, focusing on removing debris and sterilizing before reuse or storage [Industry Standards].
How can I ensure that I'm not exceeding 15" Hg when using this product, and why is this limit critical?
To ensure not exceeding 15" Hg with the 310501, use a calibrated suction gauge during operation; this limit is critical to prevent tissue damage and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
For procurement officers, how does the cost-effectiveness of the 50-count packaging impact budget planning for surgical supplies?
The 50-count case size of the 310501 offers cost-effectiveness by reducing the unit price and minimizing the frequency of reorders, which can streamline budget planning and inventory management [Product Specs].
What should patients understand about the use of this device in their procedures, and are there any potential discomforts involved?
Patients should understand that the Baron Frazier with Control Vent is used to safely remove fluids or debris during surgery, generally causing minimal discomfort due to its controlled and low suction levels [Manufacturer Info].
How does this suction instrument contribute to the surgeon's dexterity and precision during delicate operations?
This suction instrument's lightweight and flexible design enhances surgeon's dexterity and precision by allowing more controlled and subtle movements during delicate operations [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Is there anything I need to consider when connecting the 310501 to existing systems to ensure compatibility?
Ensure compatibility by checking that the existing systems have a compatible male connector for the 310501, and verify that all connections are secure and meet operational standards for low suction levels [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
Designed for use with Baron Frazier suction instrument. -For use under low levels of suction (not to exceed 15" Hg.). -Lightweight, flexible feel enhances surgeon's dexterity. -Male connector for easy setup and use.
Case Size
50/Cs
Manufacturer
Conmed
Sold By
Case of 50
How does the Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator improve the surgical workflow during procedures?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent and Obturator is designed to enhance surgical workflow by providing precise control over suction levels, ensuring safe and efficient debris removal while maintaining the surgeon's dexterity [Manufacturer Info].
As a nurse, what should I do if the flexible feel of the 310501 device does not seem responsive enough under suction?
If the 310501 device's flexibility does not seem responsive under suction, check for any obstructions or improper connections, and ensure that the suction level does not exceed the recommended 15" Hg [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
What scenarios best indicate the use of a Baron Frazier with Control Vent over other suction instruments available in the hospital?
The Baron Frazier with Control Vent is particularly suitable for delicate surgical procedures where low and controlled suction levels are necessary to prevent tissue damage and enhance precision [Manufacturer Info].
Are there any specific cleaning protocols I should follow to ensure the 310501 maintains its performance for the entire case size?
To maintain performance, clean the 310501 according to standard medical instrument cleaning protocols, focusing on removing debris and sterilizing before reuse or storage [Industry Standards].
How can I ensure that I'm not exceeding 15" Hg when using this product, and why is this limit critical?
To ensure not exceeding 15" Hg with the 310501, use a calibrated suction gauge during operation; this limit is critical to prevent tissue damage and ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedure [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
For procurement officers, how does the cost-effectiveness of the 50-count packaging impact budget planning for surgical supplies?
The 50-count case size of the 310501 offers cost-effectiveness by reducing the unit price and minimizing the frequency of reorders, which can streamline budget planning and inventory management [Product Specs].
What should patients understand about the use of this device in their procedures, and are there any potential discomforts involved?
Patients should understand that the Baron Frazier with Control Vent is used to safely remove fluids or debris during surgery, generally causing minimal discomfort due to its controlled and low suction levels [Manufacturer Info].
How does this suction instrument contribute to the surgeon's dexterity and precision during delicate operations?
This suction instrument's lightweight and flexible design enhances surgeon's dexterity and precision by allowing more controlled and subtle movements during delicate operations [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info].
Is there anything I need to consider when connecting the 310501 to existing systems to ensure compatibility?
Ensure compatibility by checking that the existing systems have a compatible male connector for the 310501, and verify that all connections are secure and meet operational standards for low suction levels [Product Specs][Industry Standards].
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