Features of Model 177 Irrigation Syringe
- Small hole in the head, by which the flow of solution can be regulated
- Maximum flow is obtained when this hole is covered with a finger
- Removing finger stops solution if air-line pressure is twenty psi or less, and reduces flow if the air-line pressure exceeds twenty pounds
- Instruction Manual
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To Use:
- To secure best results, fill container no more than two-thirds full.
- Can be operated with either compressed air or hand bulb.
- If hand bulb is used, give taper connection a slight twist to make it hold securely.
- Grasp the bulb firmly, using the fingers against the palm of the hand, rather than two or three fingers against the thumb.
- The syringe is especially convenient for washing wax out of the ear. Also for general use where controlled stream is desired.
- Large size 6-ounce bottle holds an adequate supply of liquid
To Clean:
- Unscrew and remove syringe tube. Insert a fine wire into the back end of the tube and run it through until it reaches the forward opening.
- The illustrations below show details of this cleaning operation.
- Important:
– Only a very fine wire should be used in cleaning the tube, as a strong one might push through the forward end, breaking the tip
To Sterilize:
- Autoclave (remove the plastisol bulb and black washer).
- Use 1 „3 bleach to 2 „3 water for not more than 10-15 minutes.
- Cidex (2.4% glutaraldehyde solution) may also be used.
- Be sure to follow the manufacturers directions for mixing and using these products.
- After cleaning, be sure to rinse atomizer with warm or hot water and air dry before adding medication.
- Disassemble the syringe by rotating the cap in a counterclockwise direction.
- The spray tube assembly can be removed from the cap by rotating it in a counterclockwise direction.
