Description
Product Description
GE Healthcare 2651 - CLASSIC BP CUFF
YELLOW GE CRITIKON CLASSIC-CUF Blood Pressure Cuffs, 2-Tube Screw Connector, Child, Yellow/Blue, 12-19 cm, 20/box
CLASSIC-CUF Blood Pressure Cuffs, Dual-Tube, Screw Connectors Isolation Cuffs For GE Corometrics, DINAMAP and MDE Monitors
The Yellow GE CRITIKON* CLASSIC-CUF* BP cuffs are designed for single-patient-use within an isolation environment. These vinyl cuffs are priced as disposable-use cuffs and work to support your infection prevention protocols. They provide the same quality and assurance that you expect from the entire line of GE CRITIKON cuffs, while tailored for the high-infection areas.
- Yellow color for isolation use
- Easy-to-clean vinyl surface
- Strong enough for repeated inflations
- Economical enough for single-patient use
- Easy-to-use range markers and index line for proper size and placement
- Sized to meet AHA, AAMI/ANSI/SP9 and EN1060 requirements
- Latex-free
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A Trusted Choice for Clinical Excellence
- Validated to the same quality standard as all GE monitors with repeated inflations to ensure accurate readings
- Large bold print helps you quickly choose the right cuff, enabling a more accurate measurement
- Yellow color helps make it easy to identify in isolation rooms
Constructed for Patient Safety
- Easy-to-clean, vinyl material is not made with natural rubber latex or DEHP, making them safer for your patients
- Full range of cuff sizes available, from infant to adult and thigh, ensuring that the measurement you receive is from a proper fit.
- New DINACLICK* connector meets international standards and prevents misconnections to luer fittings
Designed to Improve Workflow
- Easy-to-use, fast DINACLICK connector enables nurses to link the cuff to the monitor quicker than other dual-tube connectors
- Cuffs compliant with AAMI and AHA NIBP cuff sizing standards for prompt, correct sizing
- Full range of adapters and connectors are compatible with automated monitors from GE, Philips**, Colin, Protocol, Spacelabs** Datascope** and Welch Allyn, plus on a variety of manual devices, including wall manometers and hand-held gauges, enabling a universal connection system throughout the facility
