Description
Key Uses:
Emergency Resuscitation:
Used to deliver breaths to patients in cardiac arrest or when they’re not breathing adequately, according to Surginatal.
Neonatal and Pediatric Care:
Specifically designed for use with newborns, infants, and children, providing ventilation during resuscitation and other medical procedures.
Airway Management:
Helps maintain a clear airway, particularly during procedures where intubation (inserting a tube into the airway) is not necessary or possible.
Intensive Care Units (ICU):
Used in ICUs for patients requiring respiratory support or who are transitioning to mechanical ventilation.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS):
A primary tool for EMS personnel in ambulances and during pre-hospital care.
During Surgery:
May be used during surgery to assist with ventilation or as a backup if the patient’s breathing becomes compromised.
Internal Patient Transfers:
Used during transport between different hospital departments or facilities.
Accident and Emergency:
Used in emergency departments and other settings to provide ventilation for patients with respiratory distress or failure.