Temperature monitoring
Mon-a-therm™ foley catheter with temperature sensor 400TM
Temperature monitoring
Mon-a-therm™ foley catheter with temperature sensor 400TM
The Mon-a-therm™ foley catheter with temperature sensor 400TM provides urinary bladder drainage while measuring core body temperature at the insulated site.
Description
Provide urinary bladder drainage while measuring core body temperature.
The Mon-a-therm™ foley catheters with temperature sensor 400TM provide urinary bladder drainage while measuring core body temperature at the insulated site. The probes are available in a range of sizes to meet adult and pediatric needs.
With our comprehensive line of temperature probes and sensors, clinicians can easily meet a range of clinical needs from a single source.
Mon-a-therm™ temperature probes and sensors are suitable for use in multiple clinical settings, including the operating room, emergency department, intensive care areas, postanesthesia care units, and the general care floor.
Features
- The probes can be used before, during, and after surgery.
- 100% silicone construction helps reduce irritation and resist encrustation.
- The long, strong wire keeps the connector away from the patient.
- The side-arm design encases lead wires and connectors for added strength and moisture resistance.
Ordering information
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Foley catheter with temperature sensors should not be used as sole basis of monitoring.