Medical gases bag
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Medical Gases Backpack: Oxygen and Analgesic Gas
Multi-Purpose Backpack
Flexible and Efficient:
- This backpack serves dual purposes, accommodating both oxygen and analgesic gas.
- It is clearly labelled for easy identification, featuring both "analgesic gas" and "oxygen" markings.
- The backpack is designed for convenience, offering a user-friendly backpack-style design.
Easy Access Design
Accessible Compartments:
Opening the backpack reveals organized compartments with essential items for pain management and oxygen administration.
- Suction equipment for airway clearance is readily available.
- A Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) with adapters ensures proper ventilation.
- Various airway devices, including supraglottic airways, nasal airways, and OP airways, are neatly stored.
- Selection of different masks, including adult and child non-rebreather masks and Venturi masks, is provided.
- Additional supplies, such as nasal cannulas and oxygen tubing, are on hand for various applications.
- Mouthpieces for analgesic gas cylinders are conveniently located in the bag.
Gas Cylinder Accessibility
Gas Cylinder Placement:
Both oxygen and analgesic gas cylinders are securely stored in the backpack for easy access.
- Oxygen cylinder placement allows easy access to controls and gas identification.
- Analgesic gas cylinder placement facilitates quick retrieval for administration.
- The backpack enables the removal of the analgesic gas cylinder, making it patient-administered.
Convenient Solution
All-in-One Efficiency:
Utilizing this backpack streamlines the process, especially when both oxygen and analgesic gas are required.
- Having all essential equipment in one backpack eliminates the need for separate bags.
- All necessary resuscitation items are conveniently stored in a single, easily transportable bag.