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How to fill out the Bivona Custom Trach online
Filling out the Bivona Custom Trach form is an essential step in ensuring that you receive the correct tracheostomy tube tailored to your needs. This guide provides clear instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the Bivona Custom Trach form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
- In the first section, specify the shaft length by providing measurements in millimeters, noting that the minimum is 5 mm and the maximum is 60 mm for the first length, and the second length must be between 30 mm and 140 mm. Fill in the respective fields.
- Select the appropriate inner diameter (I.D.) and outer diameter (O.D.) options for the shaft. Check the boxes next to the desired sizes that meet your requirements.
- For the connector, choose either swivel or fixed based on your preference by marking the corresponding option.
- In the neck flange section, specify your selection from the options provided, ensuring to write down the corresponding neck flange lengths as prompted.
- Indicate your choice regarding the cuff (TTS Tight to Shaft, Aire-Cuf Pedi, Fome-Cuf, or Cuffless) by marking the relevant options.
- If you have any optional preferences such as a hyperflex, stoma seal, or talk attachment, specify them in this section, filling in any required measurements.
- Complete the approval section by ensuring to print clearly and fill out the hospital/clinic name, date, clinician signature and credentials, patient/client ID, part number, P.O. number, and lot number.
- Finally, select the type of service you prefer for the order from the provided options and ensure all information is accurate before submission.
Complete your documentation online today for a customized trach solution.
To sterilize a Bivona Custom Trach, you should follow the specific instructions provided by your healthcare provider. Generally, soaking the trach in a sterile solution and thoroughly rinsing it is advised. Regular cleaning is essential to maintain hygiene and ensure optimal use.