Abstract: A medical suctioning, pressure relief valve having a housing having a central fluid passage way, a first suction tubing connector configured to connect suction tubing to the central fluid passage way, a second suction tubing connector configured to connect suction tubing to the central fluid passage way, and a one-way internal pressure relief valve configured to allow ambient air into the central passage way when a set negative pressure is reached within the central passage. A method of suctioning a fluid from a patient using the medical suctioning, pressure relief valve.

Abstract: A medical suctioning, pressure relief valve having a housing having a central fluid passage way, a first suction tubing connector configured to connect suction tubing to the central fluid passage way, a second suction tubing connector configured to connect suction tubing to the central fluid passage way, and a one-way internal pressure relief valve configured to allow ambient air into the central passage way when a set negative pressure is reached within the central passage. A method of suctioning a fluid from a patient using the medical suctioning, pressure relief valve.

Abstract: Provided is a collar for securing a tracheostomy tube to a patient. The collar has opposing neck connectors having a silicon pads to reversibly stick the color to a patient's neck, without encircling the patient's neck. Tabs on the collar are used to fasten the neckflange of the tracheostomy tube to the collar. Hook flaps are used to lock the tabs in place so that the neckflange cannot be easily removed from the collar by the patient.

Abstract: An endotracheal tube and gastrointestinal tube attachment device for positively securing an endotracheal tube and a gastrointestinal tube to a patient and allowing selective lateral positioning and locking of the gastrointestinal tube without removing the device or tube from the patient is disclosed. The device includes an elongated strip of flexible material adapted to be adhesively attached to an upper lip region of a patient and a tube holder which is slideably mounted upon the strip. The tube holder has an arm extending in a direction perpendicular to and away from the strip and a securement strap is provided for positively securing the endotracheal tube along the length of the arm. The strip includes a fastener for fastening the gastrointestinal tube.

Abstract: Provided are a device and method for securing the ventilator tubing circuitry to a patient so as to prevent the circuitry from becoming disconnected from the patient or ventilator or becoming entangled, crushed or otherwise made non-functional thereby causing possible harm to the patient.

Abstract: A device for securing a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube to a patient.

Abstract: A device for securing a tracheostomy or endotracheal tube to a patient.