Description
MIC-KEY Continuous Feed Extension Set With ENFit Connectors is for use with Mic Key low-profile gastrostomy, Jejunal, and Transgastric-Jejunal feeding tubes. Enfit feeding connector allows a solid screw connection to the enteral feeding sets. The Secur-Lok connector at the patient end fits perfectly into the Mic-Key feeding port without damaging the anti-reflux valve.
Product Benefits
- DEHP-free
- Tubing clamp
- Latex-free
- Individually package
- Extension set with catheter tip SECUR-LOK
MIC-KEY Continuous Feed Extension Set with SECUR-LOK Features
- 24″ extension set with catheter tip
- Secur-lok Straight Connector
- Non-Sterile
- Reusable
- Single patient use
- Connector#1: 2 Port “Y”
- Connector#2: SECUR-LOK Right Angle
Frequently Bought Together
- Avanos Enteral Syringe With Enfit Connector
- CLOG ZAPPER Enteral Feeding Declogging System
- Covidien Kendall Kangaroo Enteral Feeding Gravity Set
Cleaning Instructions
Enteral misconnections happen when enteral feeding tubes or extension sets are accidentally connected to non-enteral tubing. It may occur with IV lines, urinary catheters, respiratory tubing, or any other devices. For instance, there have been instances recorded where the formula fed into a patient’s veins with a feeding tube was accidentally connected to an IV line. To avoid this mishap, experts advise caregivers and users to clean the Enfit set properly.
What You Will Need?
- A cup full of sterile or tap water
- ENFit syringe
- ENFit extension set
- Clean toothbrush
Cleaning of Mic-Key Extension Set
- Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water. Additionally, properly rinse the brush with tap water.
- Disconnect the set. Soak them in clean water and then rinse under a faucet for a minimum of 1 minute.
- Next, wet the toothbrush with clean water. Then, rotate the bottom of the moat and cap it for 15 seconds.
- Now, fill the syringe with clean water and flush the extensions.
- Wipe the ports on the set and the cap dry.
- Clean the supplies and air dry.






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