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Tracheostomies
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Color-Coding Guide for Portex DIC Tracheostomies
3.1
Color of 15-mm Connector
Orange 6 Green 7 White 8 Blue 9 Yellow 10
Portex also makes two dual-cannula cuffed tracheostomy tubes. Made of polyethylene, the Portex DIC cuffed tracheostomy tube provides a rigid struc­ture to the tube. The 15-mm adapter of the Portex DIC is color coded based on size. Table 3.1 shows the colors related to size.
The neck flange of the Portex tracheostomy tube is soft and pliable and may offer more comfort than a rigid neck flange. The inner cannula of the Portex DIC is removed by lifting up on the ring and pulling it out or pushing it in until it snaps in place. In contrast to the Shiley LPC or DCT, patients with a Portex DIC or Portex Flex DIC tracheostomy can be ventilated with or without the inner cannula in place.
Portex Flex DIC
Size (Inner Diameter)
Portex Flex DIC cuffed tracheostomy tube. Photo courtesy of Smiths Medical.
Structure: Cuffed, dual-cannula,
arched curve Material: Flexible polyvinyl chloride with silicone coating
Manufacturer: Smiths Medical Unique Features: Color-coded inner
cannula to identify size Use: Patients who require a cuffed tube for positive-pressure ventila­tion, airway protection, or when secretions are a concern
Chapter 3 Types of Tracheostomy Tubes and Related Appliances
The Portex Flex DIC cuffed tracheostomy tube is made of a softer thermo­sensitive polyvinyl chloride with a silicone coating. Because of the difference in material, the outer diameters are different than the standard Portex DIC; how­ever, the color-coding system for the inner cannula is the same. The Portex DIC and Flex DIC tubes have an arched curve to the shaft, similar to the Shiley LPC and DIC. The Portex DIC and Flex DIC both have a barrel-shaped cuff.
TRACOE Twist Series
Structure: Cuffed, dual-cannula Material: Flexible thermoelastic
polyurethane
Manufacturer: Boston Medical Products Unique Features: Neck flange that rotates
on two planes Use: Patients who require a cuffed tube for positive-pressure ventilation, airway pro­tection, or when secretions are a concern
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TRACOE Twist cuffed tracheostomy tube. Photo courtesy of Boston Medical Products. All rights reserved.
The TRACOE Twist series of tracheostomy tubes is similar to the Shiley LPC in that it has a cuff and consists of an inner cannula nested into an outer cannula with a twist-lock mechanism. However, it is made of a more flexible material—polyurethane—that becomes more pliable at body temperature. An­other difference is that the neck flange moves on two planes, both vertically and horizontally, accommodating more patient movement.
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The TRACOE Twist line of tubes comes in a wide variety of features. There are dual-cannula cuffed tubes, dual-cannula cuffless tubes, cuffed tubes with suction lines, cuffless tubes with suction lines, fenestrated cuffed tubes, fenes­trated cuffless tubes, cuffed tubes with oxygen supply lines, and cuffed tubes with air supply lines. All these tracheostomy tubes have the same dimensions of inner diameter, outer diameter, and length.
Portex Lo-Profile Cuffed
Structure: Cuffed, dual-cannula Material: Polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Smiths Medical Unique Features: Clear neck flange and 15-mm connector; low-profile, semireusable inner
cannula Use: For the patient who requires a cuffed tube but desires a less conspicuous appearance
The Portex Lo-Profile series of tracheostomy tubes are designed “for the active patient.” It has a clear neck flange and a clear, low-profile inner cannula. It is also packaged with a standard inner cannula with a clear, 15-mm connec­tor. It comes in cuffed and cuffless versions. The inner cannula is semireusable, meaning it can be cleaned and reused up to 21 times. As opposed to the Portex Blue Line series, DIC series, and Flex DIC series of tracheostomy tubes, the in­flation line and pilot balloon of the Portex Lo-Profile tubes are clear.
Dual-Cannula Cuffless Tracheostomy Tubes
Cuffless dual-cannula tracheostomy tubes should be used only in those pa­tients who can protect their airway and are best used for those who also have thick or large quantities of secretions. In this circumstance, the inner cannula can be removed and cleaned or replaced to prevent obstruction of the tube. This type of tube is ideally suited to the patient who can protect his airway, who does not require positive-pressure ventilation, and who wishes to speak; however, secretions may be an issue.
The Portex versions of dual-cannula cuffless tracheostomy tubes are the Portex DIC uncuffed and the Portex Flex DIC uncuffed tubes. Both tubes have color-coded inner cannulas.
Chapter 3 Types of Tracheostomy Tubes and Related Appliances
Portex DIC Uncuffed
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless, curved arch to the shaft
Material: Rigid polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Smiths Medical Unique Features: Disposable and color-
coded inner cannula Use: For the patient who can protect his airway, yet secretions may be a concern; when capped, phonation can occur
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Portex DIC uncuffed tracheostomy tube. Photo courtesy of Smiths Medical.
The Portex DIC uncuffed tracheostomy tube is identical to the Portex DIC except that it is cuffless. The inner cannula is color coded based on size (see Table 3.1). It includes a locking ring that secures the inner cannula to the outer cannula. The disposable inner cannula is removed and replaced on a regular basis—usually every 8 hours—to prevent the accumulation of secretions. The disposable inner cannula is often preferred by nurses because it saves cleaning time (see chapter 7).
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Portex Flex DIC Uncuffed
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless, arched curve to the shaft Material: Flexible thermosensitive polyvi­nyl chloride with silicone coating
Manufacturer: Smiths Medical Unique Features: Color-coded inner can-
nula to identify size Use: For the patient who can protect his airway, yet secretions may be a concern; when capped, phonation can occur
Portex Flex DIC uncuffed tracheostomy tube. Photo courtesy of Smiths Medical.
The materials for these uncuffed tubes are the same as the cuffed versions. The Portex Flex DIC tracheostomy tube is made of a softer thermosensitive polyvinyl chloride with a silicone coating, and the Portex DIC is made of a rigid polyvinyl chloride. The color-coding system for the inner cannula is also the same (see Table 3.1). The Portex DIC and Portex Flex DIC tracheostomy tubes have an arched curve to the shaft, similar to the Shiley LPC and DCT.
Chapter 3 Types of Tracheostomy Tubes and Related Appliances
Shiley CFS
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless, arched curve to the shaft
Material: Rigid polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Covidien Unique Features: Cosmetic inner cannula and capped
inner cannula are included in kit Use: For the patient who can protect his airway, yet secretions may be a concern; when capped, phona­tion can occur
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Shiley CFS tracheostomy tube (without inner cannula) (Covidien).
The Shiley CFS is identical to the LPC except that it is cuffless. It is con­structed of rigid polyvinyl chloride. The CFS is packaged with a standard inner cannula, a capped inner cannula, a cosmetic inner cannula, and an obturator.
The cosmetic inner cannula may be used to provide a low-profile appear­ance; however, its use should be restricted in the hospital because it does not provide a 15-mm connector, so it is impossible to connect to a manual resuscita­tion bag or ventilator. The capped inner cannula is used to provide a low-profile appearance when a cap is in place. The outer aspect of the capped inner can­nula is red for clear visibility.
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Shiley DCFS
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless Material: Rigid polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Covidien Unique Features: Disposable inner
cannula Use: For the patient who can protect his airway, yet secretions may be a concern; when capped, phonation can occur
Shiley DCFS tracheostomy tube (without inner cannula) (Covidien).
The Shiley DCFS tracheostomy tube is identical to the Shiley DCT tube ex­cept that it is cuffless. Like the DCT, the inner cannula is disposable and locks in place with a clipping mechanism.
Chapter 3 Types of Tracheostomy Tubes and Related Appliances
TRACOE Twist Cuffless
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless Material: Flexible ther­moelastic polyurethane Manufacturer: Boston Medical Products Unique Features: Pack­aged with two inner cannulas Use: For the patient who can protect his airway, yet secretions may be a concern; when capped, phonation can occur
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TRACOE Twist cuffless tracheostomy tube. Photo courtesy of Boston Medical Products. All rights reserved.
The TRACOE Twist cuffless tracheostomy tubes are made of medical-grade polyurethane and are identical to the TRACOE Twist cuffed tubes, without the cuff. It is packaged with two individual inner cannulas with 15-mm connectors.
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TRACOE Comfort
TRACOE Comfort dual-cannula tracheostomy tube (with additional inner cannula). Photo courtesy of Boston Medical Products. All rights reserved.
Structure: Uncuffed, single- or dual-cannula Material: Flexible polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Boston Medical Products Unique Features: Clear Use: When positive-pressure ventilation is not required
and secretions are not a concern
The TRACOE Comfort line of tracheostomies is made of a very soft, flexible, clear, and lightweight medical polymer. They are always cuffless and come with or without an inner cannula. Most of the models are low profile in nature and do not have 15-mm adapters; however, one of the models (103.A) comes with a 15-mm adapter on the inner cannula so positive pressure can be used. Model 104 comes with a swivel speaking valve. Model 103 comes with a silver speaking valve and can also be ordered with an oxygen supply port. The manufacturer recommends that paraffin oil be used with the dual-cannula tracheostomy tubes. It should be used at least every other day to lubricate the inner cannula and ensure it is easy to insert and remove.
Portex Lo-Profile Uncuffed
Structure: Dual-cannula, cuffless Material: Polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Smiths Medical Unique Features: Clear neck flange and 15-mm connector; clear, low-profile, semireusable
inner cannula Use: For the patient who desires a less conspicuous appearance
Chapter 3 Types of Tracheostomy Tubes and Related Appliances
The Portex Lo-Profile tracheostomy tubes also come in cuffless versions. For specific information about this tube, refer to the earlier section describing the Portex Lo-Profile cuffed tracheostomy tube.
Single-Cannula Cuffed Tracheostomy Tubes
Single-cannula cuffed tracheostomy tubes are used for patients who require a cuffed tube for airway protection or positive-pressure ventilation but for whom secretions are not a major concern. Because there is no inner cannula, single­cannula tracheostomy tubes have a narrower outer diameter than comparably sized dual-cannula tubes.
Shiley SCT
Structure: Cuffed, single-cannula Material: Flexible polyvinyl chloride Manufacturer: Covidien Unique Features: Longer shaft than
comparably sized tube Use: For the patient who requires a cuff, yet for whom secretions are not a concern; can also be used when a longer tube is desired
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Shiley SCT tracheostomy tube (Covidien).
The Shiley SCT is constructed of polyvinyl chloride but is more flexible than standard Shiley tubes. It is the only Shiley tracheostomy tube without an inner cannula, and as such the outer diameter is narrower than a comparable dual-cannula tracheostomy tube. It is also distinctly longer than a comparably sized Shiley DCT or LPC. As opposed to the standard Shiley tubes, the SCT uses the ISO sizing system. The manufacturer recommends that no solution other than saline be used to clean any part of the tube.