This embodiment relates to a nasopharyngeal tube. Nasopharyngeal tube devices are used in the medical field and combat medics to open an airway for patients to breathe through. The Nasopharyngeal tube is made from various materials and sizes that require medical professionals to be trained on what patients get what size tube. The Nasopharyngeal tube is removed from the package and needs lubrication before insertion; once inserted, the tube can become clogged by debris, twist, and bend depending on the size and obstruction of the nasal passageway. The Nasopharyngeal tube has
The nasopharyngeal airway device (NPA) is a tube typically made from silicone, rubber, or hollow plastics. Health care workers and combat veterans use the device to assist patients challenged to oxygenate or ventilate via mask ventilation. A Nasopharyngeal tube is administered to the patient via passing a nasopharyngeal tube through the nostril. The tube will pass through the nasal passageway and locate in the back of the mouth. The Nasopharyngeal tube comes in sizes and tube lengths ranging from 6 to 9 cm. The Advanced Airway System Nasopharyngeal Injector uses a one-size-fits-all tube that is folded in half. As it is folded in half, the rounded tube loop will slide up the Advanced Airway System Nasopharyngeal Injector track as the injector is pushed down the center of the Nasopharyngeal tube. Once the Advanced Airway System Nasopharyngeal Injector is loaded, it is lubricated and ready for insertion. Upon insertion, it follows the same path as the standard Nasopharyngeal tube through the nostril. The Advanced Airway System Nasopharyngeal Injector reduces the size of the tube, allowing for easier insertion. The ease of insertion reduces gag reflexes with patients that have a higher-than-average gag reflex. The Advanced Airway System Nasopharyngeal Injector reduces the chances of the Nasopharyngeal tube being clogged, for the tube is tightly wrapped around the injector, limiting space for debris to enter.