Catheters 2

Question 1

Types available - End hole, flush 3F to 7F

Features - Basic catheter used to study vessel punctured or vessels with straight take offs

Answer 1

Straight

Question 2

Types available – 3F to 7F/ End hole

Features - Large internal diameter, high flow capacity.

is an effective and safe method ofdraining pleural fluid.

Answer 2

Pig Tail

Question 3

Types available – 3F to 7F/ End hole

Features - Large internal diameter, high flow capacity.

indicated for use for temporary ureteral occlusion and applications including, renal opacification, dislodgment of calculi and preventative calculi migration.

Answer 3

Berenstein

Question 4

Types available – 3F to 7F/ End hole

Features - Visceral catheter: C1 for young patients with narrow aortas,

C2 for patients over 50 yrs of age.

helps in the cannulation of visceral arteries, such as renal, bronchial, or celiac arteries.

Answer 4

Cobra

Question 5

Types available – End hole

Features - Designed for selective cervico cerebral artery catheterizations Requires reformation in the aortic arch or aortic bifurcation.

Answer 5

Simmons

Question 6

Types available – 4F, 5F

Features - Simmons-pigtail hybrid: useful for crossing aortic bifurcation.

Answer 6

Mikaelsson,Neff, Omniflush