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2019 Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer

2019 Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer

2019 Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The document introduces the Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer, a tool designed to teach healthcare providers the correct technique for bag valve mask (BVM) ventilation and to prevent inadvertent hyperventilation.

Problem Statement
Healthcare providers often deliver incorrect ventilation rates and volumes, leading to inadvertent hyperventilation. This can cause increased cerebral ischemia, decreased coronary perfusion pressure, and gastric insufflation.

Product Description
The Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer simulates a real patient’s response to BVM ventilation. It is based on normal adult lung capacity, compliance, airway resistance, and lower esophageal sphincter pressure (LESP) of 19 cmH2O. It demonstrates the complications of gastric insufflation when incorrect techniques are used.

Target Audience
The device is suitable for training various healthcare providers, including doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, first responders, CPR instructors, and students.

Features
  • Small, lightweight, and portable
  • Simple assembly
  • Calibrated lower esophageal sphincter and simulated stomach
  • Calibrated test lung with compliance band and normal airway restriction
  • 22/22 mm BVM connector and 30 mm stomach connector
  • Unique lung connector
  • Instructions for use printed on the device

Ordering Information
The document provides ordering details for the Mini Ventilation Training Analyzer and its components, including the complete kit and replacement parts.
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Catalog excerpts

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Healthcare providers being trained in bag valve mask (BVM) ventilation are generally taught to ventilate until the chest rises. However, studies have shown that the delivery of incorrect rates and volumes is common. Inadvertent hyperventilation (the accidental delivery of an excessive minute volume) has been shown to cause increased cerebral ischemia, decreased coronary perfusion pressure and gastric insufflation. In the unprotected airway, if the lungs are overinflated or the delivered flow rate is too high, the high airway pressure generated will cause air to enter the stomach. In real life...

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