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Oxygen Can with Protect Face Mask
Oxygen Can With Protect Face Mask: Open the switch of the oxygen supply, the high-pressure oxygen in the oxygen cylinder will be fine-tuned after the pressure reducing valve and flow regulating switch, and the required flow can be output. Connect the air duct, humidifier, oxygen inhaler and nasal obstruction can be transferred.
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Portable Canned Oxygen
portable canned oxygen: Open the switch of the oxygen supply, the high-pressure oxygen in the oxygen cylinder will be fine-tuned after the pressure reducing valve and flow regulating switch, and the required flow can be output. Connect the air duct, humidifier, oxygen inhaler and nasal obstruction can be transferred.
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Portable Oxygen Can
Portable Oxygen Can: Open the switch of the oxygen supply, the high-pressure oxygen in the oxygen cylinder will be fine-tuned after the pressure reducing valve and flow regulating switch, and the required flow can be output. Connect the air duct, humidifier, oxygen inhaler and nasal obstruction can be transferred.
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Breathing Bag
Breathing Bag: Overstress leads to hyperventilation, and the exhalation of carbon dioxide causes hypocodiemia. Breathing with a paper bag over your mouth causes the exhaled CARBON dioxide to be drawn back in, which helps restore the co2 concentration. The physiological role is far greater than the psychological one
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Oropharyngeal Airway
The Oropharyngeal Airway is usually made of rubber or plastic, or metal or other elastic materials. The commonly used oropharyngeal airway is an oval hollow plastic tube with an "S" shape, including the flange, dental cushion and curved part of the pharynx.
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Laryngeal Mask
A Laryngeal mask airway mask is suitable for patients undergoing anaesthesia or drug sedation and for patients requiring urgent artificial ventilation support during first aid and resuscitation to achieve a smooth upper airway. It was invented in 1983 by Dr. ----Archie Brain, an anesthesiologist in the UK. The laryngeal mask is mainly composed of a sheath, laryngeal mask intubation, indicating balloon, charging tube, machine end joint and charging valve.
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