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A nasal cannula is a medical device used to deliver supplemental oxygen (or increased airflow) to a patient through the nostrils.
Key Features
Structure:
Two small prongs (tips) that fit just inside the nostrils.
Flexible tubing that loops over the ears and connects to an oxygen source (such as an oxygen cylinder or concentrator).
Flow rate: Usually provides low- to moderate-flow oxygen, typically 1–6 liters per minute for adults.
Comfort: Lightweight and allows patients to eat, speak, and drink while receiving oxygen.
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