Airlife Disposable Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices

Yes, these devices are disposable, which helps maintain hygiene and significantly reduces the risk of cross-contamination between patients. This is especially important in emergency situations.

Yes, the Airlife Disposable Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices are designed for clinical use and are supplied in bulk case quantities.

Most variants are packaged six (6) units per case (6/cs), allowing for efficient inventory management in medical facilities.

Yes, these Airlife Disposable Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices are guaranteed to be in Factory New condition. This is a key feature ensuring:

• Immediate Readiness: Optimal working condition for reliable use in emergency scenarios.
• Safety and Compliance: As disposable, single-use items, the new condition ensures hygienic and functional integrity.
• Quality Assurance: All units are designated as Factory New.

These AirLife Disposable Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices are specialized medical tools designed for immediate emergency respiratory support and manual ventilation in professional settings.

They are essential equipment for:

• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Quick response in pre-hospital environments.
• Hospitals and Clinics: Providing immediate respiratory assistance during medical emergencies.
• First Response Situations: On-site manual ventilation when external power sources are unavailable.

A key feature is their versatility, offering configurations tailored for specific patient demographics: Adult, Pediatric, and Infant sizes. Additionally, many Pediatric and Infant models include a crucial Pressure-Relief Valve to help ensure controlled ventilation and prevent over-pressurization, promoting patient safety. Since all units are disposable and supplied in Factory New condition, they also maintain high standards for infection control.

Yes, patient safety is prioritized. Many configurations, particularly the Pediatric and Infant models, incorporate a crucial Pressure-Relief Valve.

This valve functions as an important safety mechanism:

• Purpose: It is designed to prevent accidental over-pressurization during manual ventilation.
• Benefit: By limiting the delivered pressure, it helps to minimize the risk of potential barotrauma to the patient.

The inclusion of a patient mask depends on the specific device configuration you select.

While many standard configurations—including those for Adult, Pediatric, and Infant sizes—do include an appropriately sized mask—the product line offers various component sets, and the inclusion of the mask is listed as a potential variant detail.

Be aware that other components also change across configurations:

• Oxygen Reservoir System: Variants may feature an Oxygen Reservoir Bag or be configured with Large Bore Tubing (28” or 40”).
• Safety Features: Specific Pediatric and Infant devices are often equipped with a crucial Pressure-Relief Valve for enhanced safety during manual ventilation.

No, the components vary significantly based on the specific Adult, Pediatric, or Infant configuration selected.

While many configurations do include a dedicated Oxygen Reservoir Bag, other options feature different oxygen delivery methods, such as:

• Various lengths of oxygen reservoir tubing (e.g., 28-inch Large Bore or 40-inch tubing).
• Some variants may also include a Pressure-Relief Valve, which is especially common in Pediatric and Infant sizes.

Always check the detailed variant description to confirm the exact components included with your order.

Yes, these devices are designed for single-patient use to help prevent cross-contamination. Their disposable nature ensures hygienic use in emergency situations.

These are Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices, meaning an external air or gas source is not required for the device to function as a manual ventilator.

The self-inflating design allows the bag to automatically draw in ambient air and reinflate after compression, providing immediate manual ventilation capability.

Key benefits of the self-inflating feature:

• Immediate Use: Facilitates emergency use in any setting where compressed oxygen may not be immediately available.
• Simple Operation: Eliminates the dependency on external compressed gas sources for basic functionality.

Note: While not required for inflation, many configurations include an Oxygen Reservoir Bag or tubing if supplemental oxygen is desired.

The inclusion of a pressure-relief valve varies by configuration. This crucial safety component is designed to prevent excessive pressure build-up during manual ventilation, safeguarding the patient.

This feature is commonly included in the smaller sizes:

• Pressure-relief valves are often standard on Pediatric and Infant configurations.
• For example, the Infant configuration (SKU: AIR-2K8021) is explicitly supplied with a pressure-relief valve.