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Posey® Secure Tie
SWIVEL
OR
ELBOW
FLEX
HOSE
SWIVEL
OR
ELBOW
FLEX
HOSE
Qua lity Pr oduct s since 1937
Posey secure Tie for TracheosTomy Tubes
The Secure Tie is designed for ventilator dependent patients to help prevent extubation
of tracheostomy tube. Two extra ties have been added to our popular hook and loop
foam trach tie to help prevent disconnection of the swivel adapter or elbow that
commonly occurs during coughing. No more hook and loop around the swivel
connector, no more rubber bands to help keep your patient from inadvertently
becoming disconnected from the ventilator. Three sizes t tiny premies to large adults.
• One dozen per box
• Available in S (7-10”, 17.8-25.4cm); M (9-17”, 22.9-43.4cm); L (13-24”, 33.1-61.2cm)
• Single patient use. May be laundered if soiled. Discard if “Hook” does not rmly
adhere to white fuzzy backing.
REF
8196
aPPlicaTion insTrucTions:
1. Thread the “hook” tape through one slot of the
tracheostomy tube and attach the “hook” fastener to
the fuzzy side of the neck pad or strap (See gure 1).
Slot should be at least 3/8” to allow for easy insertion.
2. Bring the foam neck collar behind the patient’s neck
and thread “hook” tape through other slot in the
tracheostomy tube. Secure “hook” fastener to fuzzy
side of neck strap or neck collar.
3. Crisscross the white Secure Ties underneath the
patient’s connector (swivel/ adapter) or ex hose that
attaches to the trach tube (See gure 2).
J.T. Posey Company •
Phone: 800-447-6739 • Fax: 800-767-3933 • Web: www.posey.com
5635 Peck Road, Arcadia, CA 91006-0020 USA
Fig. 1
Category
4. Grasping each end of the Secure Tie, bring over the top of the patient
connector (swivel adapter/elbow) or ex hose. The Secure Tie may be tied at
this point in a single tie or a bow tie around the patient connector as illustrated
(See gure 3).
Note: Do not force tabs through the slot when removing trach tie. This could
cause accidental extubation or displacement of the tube. If the slot is too small to
allow for easy removal, cut o the hook and loop tab, and pull the tie gently.
Fig. 3Fig. 2
Always monitor patients carefully to ensure they are not at risk for disrupting
lifesaving therapy. Constant supervision, electronic monitoring and/or the use of a
restraint may be required in conjunction with proper medical supervision.
MDSS GmbH
EC REP
© 2007 J.T. Posey Company. All rights reserved.
Schiffgraben 41
D-30175 Hannover, Germany
M1395 051007
Posey® Secure Tie
Qua lity Pr oduct s since 1937
Posey secure Tie for TracheosTomy Tubes
The Secure Tie is designed for ventilator dependent patients to help prevent extubation
of tracheostomy tube. Two extra ties have been added to our popular hook and loop
foam trach tie to help prevent disconnection of the swivel adapter or elbow that
commonly occurs during coughing. No more hook and loop around the swivel
connector, no more rubber bands to help keep your patient from inadvertently
becoming disconnected from the ventilator. Three sizes t tiny premies to large adults.
• One dozen per box
• Available in S (7-10”, 17.8-25.4cm); M (9-17”, 22.9-43.4cm); L (13-24”, 33.1-61.2cm)
• Single patient use. May be laundered if soiled. Discard if “Hook” does not rmly
adhere to white fuzzy backing.
REF
8196
aPPlicaTion insTrucTions:
1. Thread the “hook” tape through one slot of the
tracheostomy tube and attach the “hook” fastener to
the fuzzy side of the neck pad or strap (See gure 1).
Slot should be at least 3/8” to allow for easy insertion.
2. Bring the foam neck collar behind the patient’s neck
and thread “hook” tape through other slot in the
tracheostomy tube. Secure “hook” fastener to fuzzy
side of neck strap or neck collar.
3. Crisscross the white Secure Ties underneath the
patient’s connector (swivel/ adapter) or ex hose that
attaches to the trach tube (See gure 2).
J.T. Posey Company •
Phone: 800-447-6739 • Fax: 800-767-3933 • Web: www.posey.com
5635 Peck Road, Arcadia, CA 91006-0020 USA
Fig. 1
Category
4. Grasping each end of the Secure Tie, bring over the top of the patient
connector (swivel adapter/elbow) or ex hose. The Secure Tie may be tied at
this point in a single tie or a bow tie around the patient connector as illustrated
(See gure 3).
Note: Do not force tabs through the slot when removing trach tie. This could
cause accidental extubation or displacement of the tube. If the slot is too small to
allow for easy removal, cut o the hook and loop tab, and pull the tie gently.
Fig. 3Fig. 2
Always monitor patients carefully to ensure they are not at risk for disrupting
lifesaving therapy. Constant supervision, electronic monitoring and/or the use of a
restraint may be required in conjunction with proper medical supervision.
MDSS GmbH
EC REP
© 2007 J.T. Posey Company. All rights reserved.
Schiffgraben 41
D-30175 Hannover, Germany
M1395 051007
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