Description
Key Features and Uses:
Aspiration:
The primary function is to create a vacuum that pulls out fluids from the airway, wound, or other areas where suction is needed.
Portability:
Designed to be small and lightweight, allowing for easy transport and use in different locations.
Types:
Some are designed for general use, while others are more specialized, like for airway management or surgical procedures.
Capacity:
The 1L (1000 ml) refers to the volume of the collection jar, which holds the aspirated fluid.
Power:
They typically run on AC power (110V or 220V) and some may also have battery-powered options for use on the go.
Applications:
Used in various settings including:
Operating rooms: For suctioning during surgery.
Emergency departments: For immediate airway clearance.
Patient rooms: For general aspiration needs.
Home healthcare: For patients who require regular suctioning.
Features:
Vacuum Regulator: Allows control of the suction strength.
Vacuum Gauge: Displays the suction pressure.
Liquid Collection Jar: A container to collect the aspirated fluids.
Connecting Tubing: A flexible tube for connecting the aspirator to the suction catheter.
Safety Features: Some models may have overflow valves and safety features to prevent liquid from entering the pump.