An adult oxygen mask, also known as a surgeon’s bagged oxygen mask, is a medical device used to supply oxygen in emergency situations. It consists of a face mask attached to a reservoir bag, which is filled with a high concentration of oxygen. The reservoir bag is connected to an oxygen tank. To prevent hypoxemia, or low blood oxygen, a non-rebreather mask with a bag is commonly used in emergencies. These masks are also used for patients with physical injuries, chronic airway obstruction, cluster headaches, smoke inhalation, carbon monoxide poisoning, or any other condition requiring high-concentration oxygen but not mechanical respiratory assistance. For patients uncomfortable with a mask on their face, such as those with claustrophobia or facial pain, a nasal cannula or nasal oxygen tube can be used instead.
Oxygen Mask with Bag
An adult bagged or surgeon’s bagged oxygen mask is a medical device that helps to supply oxygen in emergency situations. It consists of a face mask attached to a reservoir bag filled with a high concentration of oxygen. The tank bag is connected to an oxygen tank. To prevent hypoxemia, also called low blood oxygen, a non-rebreather mask with a bug is used in emergency situations. Bug-dar masks are also used for patients with physical injury, chronic airway restriction, cluster headaches, smoke inhalation, carbon monoxide poisoning, or any other condition that requires high-concentration oxygen but does not require respiratory assistance. to be Patients who are uncomfortable with a mask on their face, such as patients with claustrophobia or patients whose mouth hurts, should use a nasal cannula or nasal oxygen tube.
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The surgeon's bag mask is a non-rebreather mask that covers the patient's nose and mouth and is connected around the patient's head using an elastic cord. This product has an attached tank bag, typically one liter, which is connected to an external oxygen tank or bulk oxygen system. Before placing the bagged mask on the patient's face, fill the tank bag to more than two thirds of oxygen at a speed It blows 15 liters per minute (lpm). Approximately ¹/₃ of the air is discharged from the reservoir as the patient's large inhalation. If the bag is completely deflated, the patient no longer has a source of air for breathing. Exhaled air is directed through a one-way valve in the mask, which prevents inhalation of room air and re-inhalation of exhaled air. |
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