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Juniper Pig Lift
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Pig Intubation Assist Tool
Used in conjunction with a laryngoscope to safely reposition the epiglottis and aid in fast, trauma-free intubation on all swine.
Designed by Stephanie Rideout · 40-year Registered Veterinary Technician.
Technique
How to use it.
- 01
While holding the laryngoscope in the pig's mouth, use the other hand to place the Intubation Assist into the pig's mouth.
- 02
Gently sweep behind the epiglottis to free the epiglottis.
- 03
Lay the tool down.
- 04
Grab the ET tube and intubate.
Key facts
At a glance.
- For
- All swine
- Used with
- Laryngoscope
- Weight
- 113 g
- Price
- $60 USD
FAQ
Common questions.
- What does the Pig Intubation Assist Tool do?
- Used in conjunction with a laryngoscope, it safely repositions the epiglottis and aids in fast, trauma-free intubation on all swine.
- How is it used during intubation?
- While holding the laryngoscope in the pig's mouth, use the other hand to place the Intubation Assist into the pig's mouth. Gently sweep behind the epiglottis to free it, lay the tool down, then grab the ET tube and intubate.
- Can the tool be left in the patient's mouth?
- No. The tool is used only to gently reposition the epiglottis and should not be left in the patient's mouth. Once the epiglottis is free, the tool is laid down before the ET tube goes in.
- Which animals is it designed for?
- All swine.
Products
Two tools, one philosophy.
Questions about volume or fit?
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