Primacy OBA-DEP Monopolar Electrode Pad: Disposable Patient Return Electrode for Medical Use

1. Safe Current Conduction: As a patient return electrode in monopolar electrosurgery, it safely conducts high-frequency current back to the device, preventing skin burns caused by current concentration.
2. Low Impedance Contact: The medical-grade conductive gel in the electrode pads has very high adhesion, can fit to the skin, effectively reducing the risk of thermal damage and improving surgical safety.
3. Disposable Sterile Design: Individually sterilized packaging avoids cross-infection, complies with operating room aseptic operation standards, and can be discarded directly after use without cleaning or disinfection.
4. Patient-Friendliness The electrode pads feature a flexible, ultra-thin design that conforms to the body's curves for comfortable wear; no gel residue remains after removal, minimizing skin irritation.

Q1: How to correctly attach the negative electrode plate?

A1: Choose a clean skin area with abundant muscle, no scars, and no hair (such as the outer thigh or buttocks). Ensure the electrode pad is completely attached, without wrinkles or air bubbles, and avoid proximity to metal implants.

Q2: What should I do if skin burns or irritation occur?

A2: Immediately stop using the device and check if the electrode pad is not properly attached or if the device parameters are set too high. Cover the burned area with a sterile dressing after the procedure and seek medical attention if necessary.

Q3: How to determine if the negative electrode plate is faulty?

A3: If the gel is dry, the packaging is damaged, the plate is expired, or the device alarms "Poor Electrode Contact," replace the negative electrode plate immediately.