Drains Tubes Catheters

Dr.AbdulWAHID M Salih

M.D. Surgery

Catheters

•Are used for evacuating or injecting fluids. 

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•Catheters are sized on a french scale according to the diameter of the lumen .

Drains and tubes

•Are devices used to drain fluid from the body when excessive drainage

is expected  .

A- Respiratory Tubes

A-1- Airway

A-2- Laryngeal tube

A-3-Endotracheal intubation

A-4- Cricothyroidotomy

Cricothyroidotomy

A-5- Tracheostomy tube

A-5- Tracheostomy tube

A-6- Chest Tube

Collection Unit

Thoracic catheters

The Trocar Catheter•With a large trocar needle is

used for a closed thoracostomy .

A-7- Thoracentesis needle

B- Gastrointestinal

Tubes

B-1- Nasogastric Tube

Ryle’s Tube

B-2- P.E.G. (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy)

 B-3- Nasogastric and nasojejunal feeding tube

Feeding NGT

B-4- Rectal Tube

A Rectal Tube

B-5- T Tube- Kehr's T-tube

B-6- Blackemore Sengstaken Tube

C- Genitourinary Tubes &Catheter

C-1- Catheters

•-Rubber

•-Plastic

•-Silicone

2-ways foley3-ways foley

2Way Foley Catheters

•To drain the bladder

•An inflatable balloon near the tip which holds the catheter in place

2 way Foley

3 Way Foley

Has an inlet for irrigation .

Robinson Catheter

Straight Drainage Of The Bladder.

Nilatone (straight) catheter

Silicone Catheter

suprapubic catheter

C-2- Condom Catheter

C-3 Double J Catheter

C-4- Nephrostomy TubesMalecotPigtail

D-vascular Tube

D-1- Butterfly Needle

D-2- IV Cannula

D-3- Venous Catheter

D-4- IV set (venoset)

D-5- BT (blood transfusion) set

D-6- Fogarty Catheter•Arterial embolectomy catheter is used to

remove blood clots from an artery  .

Differentiate vascular tubes from;

•-spinal needle or catheter

•-peritoneal catheter

Spinal Needle

Peritoneal Catheter

Peritoneal Catheter