The “Nasal Oxygen Oxy Set” generally refers to a Nasal Oxygen Cannula, which is a medical device used to deliver supplemental oxygen to a patient.

Here is a general description, often associated with a product named “Oxy Set” from manufacturers like Romsons:

Function: It is an oxygen delivery system used to administer supplemental oxygen for patients requiring respiratory support.
Design:
- Nasal Prongs/Tips: It features twin prongs (or twin bore nasal tips) that are inserted into the patient’s nostrils to deliver oxygen directly into the air passages. They are designed to ensure an equal volume of oxygen to both sides.
- Tubing: It includes a long, flexible tube (often around 200 cm or 7 feet) to connect to the oxygen source (like an oxygen concentrator or tank).
- Multi-channel Tubing: Often, the tubing is multi-channel, which is a safety feature ensuring continuous oxygen flow even if the tube is accidentally kinked.
- Connector: A soft, funnel-shaped connector is usually present to facilitate easy and secure connection to the oxygen source.
Material and Comfort: It is typically manufactured from soft, lightweight, non-toxic material (often medical-grade PVC) to be comfortable and non-irritating for prolonged use.
Patient Freedom: The design allows the patient maximum freedom for movement, communication, and nutritional purposes, as the mouth remains uncovered.
Availability: It is usually available in various sizes (Adult, Child, Infant, Neonate) to suit different patient groups.

Important Note: This device should only be used as directed by a healthcare professional, who will determine the appropriate flow rate and duration of oxygen therapy.