Cardinal Health Limb Band Pre-Wired Neonatal Ecg Electrodes

The Cardinal Health Limb Band Pre-Wired Neonatal ECG Electrodes are expertly crafted to provide dependable ECG monitoring for newborns. Made with soft white spunlace cloth, these electrodes are gentle on sensitive neonatal skin, reducing risk of irritation.

Featuring 18-inch lead wires, these pre-wired electrodes offer flexibility in placement around the limb, which aids in reducing pressure on the infant's torso, allowing easier access for care procedures. Packaged in convenient strips of three and available in cases of 100, these electrodes are perfect for hospital and clinic neonatal care settings.

• Soft white spunlace cloth offers gentle contact, minimizing the risk of skin irritation while providing effective electrode contact for accurate readings.
• The pre-wired design with 18-inch lead wires allows for flexibility in electrode placement, ensuring a comfortable fit for the delicate limbs of neonates.
• Designed to reduce pressure on the infant's torso, these electrodes allow increased access for additional medical procedures or interventions necessary during care.

• The Cardinal Health Limb Band Pre-Wired Neonatal ECG Electrodes are primarily used in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) to monitor the heart activity of newborns. Designed to wrap gently around the neonate's limbs, they facilitate secure and effective ECG readings, crucial in early diagnosis and treatment planning.
• These electrodes are ideal for hospitals and clinics that care for newborns requiring frequent ECG monitoring, providing convenient placement around small limbs without causing skin irritation. Their design is especially beneficial in reducing pressure and providing easy access to the infant's torso.

1. What makes these electrodes suitable for neonates?
The soft, spunlace cloth and pre-wired design are specifically tailored for the delicate skin and small size of neonates, minimizing discomfort and ensuring accurate ECG readings.

2. How often should the electrodes be replaced?
Electrodes should be replaced according to hospital protocols or if showing signs of wear to ensure optimal performance and comfort for the patient.