does not come in contact with the user thereby preventing exposure to a dangerous virus or the like application_number US 4198087 A description the preferred embodiment of the invention is shown in fig2 whereby an operator such as a medical doctor applies suction to the upper most pipe of the endotracheal device whereby liquid is drawn through the trachea of the infant below and is contained within the storage receptacle by spacing the suction pipe inside the fluid receptacle from the receptacle conduit which is shown with a inverted j shape all the withdrawn liquid falls to the lower portion of the fluid receptacle whereby only gases are drawn into the mouth of the operator any inadvertent liquids entering the suction tube are trapped by the filter on the suction pipe and are prevented from entering the operator 39 s mouth as hereinbefore mentioned any dangerous and deadly virus such as hepatitis b or aids are contained within certain body fluids and may be within the body fluids of newborn infants thereby severly limiting and requiring changes in conventional medical procedures in order to intubate infants endotracheal tubes with flange members are conventionally used with suction applied thereto the present invention demonstrates a new approach to limiting the spread of virus contamination whereby the liquids which contain the virus are separated and stored while gases can be drawn into the mouth of the operator without harm endotracheal device 10 as shown in fig2 includes suction pipe 11 which is placed within the mouth of the operator 12 which may be a medical doctor with suction applied by operator 12 applied tracheal fluids enter endotracheal tube 13 shown within infant 14 where they pass through flange member 15 and into fluid receptacle 16 fluid receptacle 16 has.