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Vital Signs single-patient-use anesthesia breathing circuits ® Recognizing the importance of infection prevention, the ASA Committee on Occupational Health Task Force on Infection Control recommends that the anesthesia circuit be disposed of at the conclusion of each case.1 This makes disposable circuits more important than ever in your OR and beyond. Vital Signs ® provides an extensive variety of disposable circuits that adhere to these ASA recommendations, while offering innovative features and a novel product design. Among them are Limb-O circuits, which not only provide TM single-tube, dual-lumen functionality but also support clinician efforts to enhance patient care. Vital Signs ® Anesthesia breathing circuit types • Limb-O single-tube, dual-lumen breathing circuits can be converted to an adult transport circuit and ventilator breathing circuit, and used across numerous care areas. • Dual-limb breathing circuits can be either expandable or corrugated. • Vital Signs circuits come in various diameters to accommodate neonate through adult patient sizes. Why Vital Signs circuits • We have countless options to help build your circuit kits—including length, tubing preference, and other add-ons suited to your specific and unique needs. • Our circuits are tested and verified with GE Healthcare anesthesia delivery equipment to help Limbo, 22 mm ensure peak performance and accurate readings. Why single-use circuits • Respiratory pathogens can be transmitted through breathing circuits used to provide anesthesia.2 This can put resusable circuits at risk for contamination of the next patient. • The reuse of breathing circuits puts both patients and anesthesiologists at risk for hospital acquired infections. Disposable circuits can be an important part of prevention protocol. • The OR has unique infection control issues compared with other clinical care areas—due to the patient’s vulnerability and prolonged period under anesthesia. Consequently, microorganisms may be transmitted via contamination of normally sterile sites with a patient’s own bacteria—and transmission of bacteria to subsequent patients in the OR.1 References Pediatric expandable, 15 mm Neonate corrugated, 10 mm 1 Recommendations for Infection Control for the Practice of Anesthesiology (Third Edition) – Developed by the ASA Committee on Occupational Health Task Force on Infection Control. 2 Langevin, P., Rand, K., Layon, A. The Potential for Dissemination of Mycobacterium tuberculosis Through the Anesthesia Breathing Circuit. Chest, April 1999; 115(4):1107-1114. For more information, please call Customer Service at 800.323.9088 or visit carefusion.com/VitalSigns. CareFusion Vernon Hills, IL carefusion.com © 2015 CareFusion Corporation or one of its affiliates. All rights reserved. Limb-O, Vital Signs, CareFusion and the CareFusion logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of CareFusion Corporation or one of its affiliates. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. VS4874 (0615/500)
