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Improving quality of resuscitation

Proper depth of chest compressions during CPR creates adequate blood flow and oxygen delivery to the heart and brain. Proper rate of chest compressions during CPR is an important determinant of return of spontaneous circulation
(ROSC) and survival with good neurologic function.

Three key points of high-quality CPR

1. Perform chest compressions to a depth of at least 5 cm (2 inches) but not greater than 6 cm (2.4 inches).
2. Perform chest compressions at a rate of 100 to 120 times/min.
3. Minimize interruptions in compressions.

Nihon Kohden’s CPR-1100 CPR assist contributes to improved quality of resuscitation by analyzing the
compressions and providing precise feedback about the CPR quality.

See and Hear the Quality of CPR

CPR assist shows the depth and tempo of chest compressions by LED and audio. This real-time feedback helps you adjust your compressions to perform higher quality CPR. It also supports easier CPR training.

Evaluate th equality of CPR

 CPR assist can communicate with a PC by Bluetooth connection. The real-time CPR waveform and measurement value can be shown on a PC with QP-110V viewer software for PC (included with CPR assist). This software scores the quality of CPR to assist in making helpful evaluations for the user’s future CPR. Rescue data is stored in the CPR assist during CPR and the rescue data can be reviewed on a PC with optional QP-551VK defibrillation report viewer software.

Specifications

Dimensions_ 71(W) x 32 (H) x 126 (D) mm

Weight_ 166g (not including battery)

Battery operation time _ 5 hours continuous use

Communication method _ Bluetooth standard Ver 2.1 + EDR

Standard accessory_ QP-110V CPR assist viewer software

Measurement items_  Depth, tempo, tilt and sinnking of patient's back

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• Double wall bag provides build in pressure limitation
• Designed for toxic atmosphere
• 100% Latex free
• The Ambu Military Mark III is designed for manual ventilation of adults and children with a minimum body weight of 15 kg (3 years).

Features

The unique Ambu double wall concept clearly distinguishes the genuine Ambu bag from all other manual resuscitators. It provides the “touch” Ambu bags are famous for. The thin outer cover gives the user a very good “fingertip” feeling for how much pressure is needed, while the inner lining with its air holes allows rapid recoil for optimum stroke volume. This gives you complete control of the amount of pressure delivered to the patient and enables artificial respiration with quick frequencies, if needed.

Another unique effect of the Ambu double wall is that the elasticity of the outer cover limits airway pressure from exceeding approximately 7 kPa (70cm H20) during operation of the Ambu Military Mark III.

The Mark lll resuscitator has the added advantages of being constructed with an outer cover made of butyl and a gas filter adaptor, which as ideal for manual resuscitation in toxic atmospheres, e.g. fire and chemical accidents.

The Ambu Military Mark lll can be repeatedly autoclaved at 134° Celsius.

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Ambu® Military Mark lll Brochure

• Instant feedback
• No expiry date
• Illuminates in the dark

The Ambu TubeChek is a device that rapidly and reliably confirms if endotracheal tube placement is correct or not.

Features

The Ambu TubeChek provides an instant feedback, so there is no need for initial ventilation through the tube to obtain CO2 detection. The Ambu TubeChek does not have anexpiry date, which making them easy to handle and store. Shelf life considerations are no longer an issue. The bulb illuminates in the dark making it the ideal choice for EMS services.The Ambu TubeChek is a very simple tool that uses the anatomical difference between the oesophagus and trachea as its working principle.
If there is negative pressure, you are in the oesophagus; if you can aspirate air, you are in the trachea. If the tube is in the soft, unsupported oesophagus, the walls will collapse around the end of the endotracheal tube, creating negative pressure if you attempt to aspirate air. If the tube is in the rigid trachea, air can easily be aspirated.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 83 x 59 mm
• Weight: 45 g

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Ambu® TubeChek Datasheet

The Ambu SPUR II provides users with exceptional tactile and visual feedback during resuscitation. The bag is highly responsive, featuring minimal mechanical resistance. Moreover, the characteristic design provides the optimum in respect to stroke volume and recoil.

Ambu SPUR II is the only single use resuscitator that is made from a SEBS polymer instead of PVC. This classifies Ambu SPUR II as environmentally safe and fully disposable, thus eliminating all risk of cross contamination. It is part of a complete family of resuscitators, including infant, pediatric, and adult sizes.

All Ambu SPURII resuscitators come in individual, resealable carrying bags, complete with one or more masks and any special accessories – color-coded for fast size identification.

Key benefits

• SafeGrip™ surface for secure handling in stressful environments
• Ergonomic, lightweight design makes extended ventilations less fatiguing
• Fast recoil time allows for rapid ventilation
• Easy attachment of manometer and PEEP valve
• Unique single-shutter valve system for reliable functionality
• Swivel between valve and mask permits 360° positioning in relation to the patient
• Integrated handle for user comfort and uniform compression
• Thin-walled compression bag allows for lung compliance and “feel”
• Extremely low valve resistance for unimpeded airflow
• Soft splashguard for user safety

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Ambu® SPUR® II without Mediport Datasheet

Ambu® SPUR® II with Mediport Datasheet

SPUR II Brochure

SPUR II Features