Nasal Cannula

nasal cannula, a medical device used to deliver supplemental oxygen or increased airflow to a patient in need of respiratory support. 

• Flexible Tubing: Lightweight and clear, the tubing splits into two prongs at one end.
• Prongs: Inserted into the nostrils to deliver oxygen directly.
• Adjustable Fit: Often includes a slide attachment to adjust the fit around the ears and under the chin, ensuring it stays in place.
• Connection: The other end of the tube connects to an oxygen supply, such as a portable oxygen generator or a wall connection in hospitals.

This device is essential for patients requiring oxygen therapy, allowing them to receive necessary oxygen while maintaining mobility and comfort.