Adult Silicone Manual Resuscitator with PEEP Valve BVM is reusable and the silicone resuscitator (except mask, oxygen tubing and reservoir bag) can be autoclaved repeatedly. Adult Silicone Manual Resuscitator with PEEP Valve BVM features built-in adjustable PEEP valve and a soft cushion mask that allows for an effective seal on the patient's face. The patient port and the body of the bag swivel 360 degrees. A comfortable and firm grip is guaranteed, ensuring effective ventilation over extended periods, without the problem of hand fatigue.

Designed for resuscitation of adults, children and infants.
A manual ventilator is used for patients with impaired respiratory function.
Respiratory masks are made of silicone, so that device carries out steam sterilization at a temperature of 134 ° C.

Features

Reusable, transparent silicone.
Come with PEEP Valve.
Universal non-kink oxygen tubing.
Ergonomic design. Leakage free.
Single hand operation.
Easy to squeeze and rebound.
Meets ISO Standard.
Specification Size Adult Connector Polycarbonate (PC),
non autoclavable Resuscitator Volume 1700 ± 100 mL
Safety Pressure Relief Valve 60 cm H2O
Valve Resistance < 3.0 cm H2O
Reservoir Bag (PVC) 1000 mL
Mask 2-Piece Mask #5 (ME6145)
Oxygen Tubing (PVC) 2 meter PEEP
Valve 0-10 cm H2O or 5-20 cm H2O

The principle of operation

When the ventilation bag is compressed, air is "forced" into the patient's lungs. Lungs are saturated with oxygen (while the non-reversing breathing valve prevents the exhaled air from getting back into the bag).
Then the bag independently straightens, restoring shape (air is sucked in from the valve located on the back of the bag).

Application area

"Adult": for adults with a body weight of 30 kg or more

How to use a manual ventilator

1) Make sure the patient's oral cavity is free of foreign objects
2) Position the patient so that the airways are open
3) Choose the appropriate size of the manual resuscitator for the patient
4) Securely attach the 15 mm valve connector to the adapter tube of the mask or ventilator.
5) If you use the mask with a resuscitator, hold the mask firmly to patient's face to get a tight connection.
6) Squeeze and release the bag, following the appropriate resuscitation instructions. Leave enough time between the patient's inhalation and exhalation so that the bag is refilled
7) Watch how the patient's chest goes up and down, and listen for the flow of air from the valve when the patient exhales. If this does not happen, check the patient's airway or resuscitator for blockages.
8) If additional oxygen is required, connect a suitable oxygen source, such as an adjustable oxygen regulator, to the resuscitation bag through the oxygen tube connector.

Device Equipment:

The manual resuscitator consists of a bag, a PEEP valve, a mask, a bag with an oxygen reservoir and an oxygen tube.