Allied HPI

The LSP Infant/Pediatric Immobilization Board is a versatile system capable of easily immobilizing infants and children with spinal injuries, or simply
in need of restraint. It will accommodate children from infant to approximately 75 pounds (34 kg).

The unique harness system, which is integral to the device, allows easy manipulation of the child for proper airway management or radiological procedures. Once the child is positioned on the immobilization board, the spine is functionally maintained in a neutrally aligned static position. The split-leg strapping design allows each leg to be immobilized and treated separately.

The nylon covering is easy to clean and disinfect, and durable enough to withstand harsh treatment either in the field or hospital. The 1/2-inch backboard made of finished Baltic birch is also easy to clean and maintain.

The LSP Infant/Pediatric Immobilization Board is totally radioparent so the child can be X-rayed while still firmly attached to the board.

The optional Drug Dosage and Patient Management Sleeve (shown Pictured) is designed to enable you to attach the Broselow™ Tape or a customized patient management system as an integral part. (Sold Separately # L484-075 - $29)

The Life Support Products series of all-brass body oxygen pressure regulators provides enhanced safety features and a greater number of flow selections for the EMS professional.

The uni-body construction is designed to strengthen the regulator, minimize potential leak paths, and prevent breakage of the yoke cylinder connection assembly. For additional safety, inlet filters provide gas filtration down to 20 microns. Standard LSP regulators have a 5-year warranty.

LSP regulators offer 12 flow positions ... more flow selections than ever before. Equipped with up to two DISS check valves, LSP regulators provide regulated pressure and flow for the operation of two demand valves, or one demand valve and one aspirator, or any pneumatically-powered ventilator. A DISS or hose barb adjustable flow outlet permits attachment of a disposable mask, cannula, or bag mask device. All three outlet configurations may be operated simultaneously.

One tough board! That best describes the SpineX, with many of the features of the Stabilizer in a different configuration for safe immobilization with simplified transporting options.

Allied Healthcare's line of disposable oxygen U.S.P units provide oxygen for critical medical emergencies where use of oxygen is required until trained medical personnel can be summoned.

This lightweight (3 Ibs.) portable unit provides 15 minutes of medical oxygen U.S.P. The unit is complete with one disposable oxygen cylinder, one oxygen mask with 7 feet of oxygen tubing, and one 6 LPM oxygen regulator with contents (pressure) gauge.

The XTRA™ backboard is one of the most significant developments in patient transport. For several years, many backboards have been designed on the basis of x-ray translucence (radio-transparency) instead of rigidity, at the expense of patient safety.

XTRA has been designed to provide the ultimate in x-ray translucence with the rigidity that is needed to protect the patient from further injury.

At 71" L x 15.75" W x 1.85" D, and weighing just 15 pounds, XTRA fits into standard storage areas and is easily carried to the patient.

The smooth surface allows for easy cleaning and disinfecting, while the construction of the XTRA prevents the intrusion of liquids into the board. XTRA will float an adult and has been tested to loads in excess of 1,000 lbs. without breaking.

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The Constant Flow Selector Valve is designed for use on hospital and portable
oxygen systems where a metered supply of oxygen is required. It has five distinct flow
rate settings. These high accuracy selector valves offer repeatable flow rates regardless
of orientation or visibility. The unit has 1/8" NPT female inlet thread to allow attachments
of Chemetron®, Ohmeda, Schrader, and other Q/C adapters. Operates with 50 psi oxygen source.

The XTRA™ backboard is one of the most significant developments in patient transport. For several years, many backboards have been designed on the basis of x-ray translucence (radio-transparency) instead of rigidity, at the expense of patient safety.

XTRA has been designed to provide the ultimate in x-ray translucence with the rigidity that is needed to protect the patient from further injury.

At 71" L x 15.75" W x 1.85" D, and weighing just 15 pounds, XTRA fits into standard storage areas and is easily carried to the patient.

The smooth surface allows for easy cleaning and disinfecting, while the construction of the XTRA prevents the intrusion of liquids into the board. XTRA will float an adult and has been tested to loads in excess of 1,000 lbs. without breaking.

The Soft-Touch Timeter® Flowmeter is durable, long-lasting and easy to maintain.

• Flowmeter hood is made of crack-resistant polycarbonate


• Dual tapered metering tube provides outstanding accuracy


• Easier readability on the 0-5 lpm range


• Steel float eliminates sticking caused by static electricity


• Nickel-plated solid brass body provides high durability
  and long life


• Larger, easier to grip Soft-Touch knob


• Color coded for air or oxygen

The L770 improved Disposable Bag Valve Mask (BVM) is a single patient use system for manual ventilation. The L770 BVM offers accurate, dependable operation coupled with the ability to manually feel a patient’s respiratory response, all in a tamper-proof package for single patient use.

With the addition of 3 feet of corrugated extension tubing separating the bag from the patient valve, the forces created by squeezing the bag are no longer transferred to the mask or ET tube. This helps to keep a tight seal when using a mask, and helps prevent dislodging the ET tube when bagging intubated patients. The added tubing does not affect dead space, delivered tidal volume, or oxygen concentration.

The separation also allows the person bagging to walk alongside the patient during transport, ensuring more consistent delivery of tidal volumes to the patient, and allowing the transporters to move more quickly. Using a remote bag creates more space around the patient’s head, yet you can still see the chest rise and fall.

Every L770 BVM comes assembled with a bag, patient valve, 7 feet of oxygen tubing and 3 feet of corrugated extension tubing.

When specific repeatable concentrations of oxygen are required, the bag refill valve (L471) can be employed in conjunction with a blender. When used as an oxygen supplemented source, this device also ensures high FIO2 concentrations on every bag compression — no matter which clinical rate is employed. It will also conserve gas in the process by operating only while the bag refills.