Airway Management Accessories

Featuring a large visual indicator, the CO2 Detector is ideally mounted up front where clinicians and first responders can effectively view critical carbon dioxide levels without looking away from the patient. The nontoxic, pH sensitive indicator uses familiar purple-toyellow color conversion when CO2 is exhaled.

• Designed for fast, easy airway assessment
• Verifies proper endotracheal tube placement
• Helps prevent incorrect intubations
• Confirms cardiac output during CPR
• Expansive 2” diameter Visual Indicator makes rapid breath-to-breath response easy to see
• Anti-fogging agent reduces susceptibility to moisture and humidity, while ensuring continuous lens clarity
• Complies with Standard of Care Guidelines from the American Heart Association, American College of Emergency Physicians, American Association for Respiratory Care and the American Society of Anesthesiologists

Featuring a large visual indicator, the CO2 Detector is ideally mounted up front where clinicians and first responders can effectively view critical carbon dioxide levels without looking away from the patient. The nontoxic, pH sensitive indicator uses familiar purple-toyellow color conversion when CO2 is exhaled.

• Designed for fast, easy airway assessment
• Verifies proper endotracheal tube placement
• Expansive 2” diameter Visual Indicator makes rapid breath-to-breath response easy to see
• Confirms cardiac output during CPR
• Helps prevent incorrect intubations
• Anti-fogging agent reduces susceptibility to moisture and humidity, while ensuring continuous lens clarity
• Complies with Standard of Care Guidelines from the American Heart Association, American College of Emergency Physicians, American Association for Respiratory Care and the American Society of Anesthesiologists

• 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.
  
•  Instant feedback - no need for initial ventilation through the tube to obtain CO2 detection. And since no initial ventilation is needed, potential stomach inflation is eliminated.
•  No expiry date, making them easy to handle and store. Shelf life considerations are no longer an issue.

Ambu® PEEP Valves are designed for use with manual resuscitators or ventilators, where specified by the manufacturer. They can be fitted directly to the patient valve of any original Ambu resuscitator and Ambu Matic without additional connectors. Ambu PEEP Valves provide unique resistance characteristics.

Image for display purposes only. Actual Item may vary. 22mm version comes with adapter.

Designed to secure the ET tube in place after insertion into the trachea.
Comfortable closed cell foam padded backing for patient comfort. Quick connect ratchet system securely holds ET tube in place. Eliminates the need for messy tape.

• One-hand operation


• Cloth or non-latex rubber strap options


• See-through design


• For use on children or adults

• Packaged individually in zip lock poly bags
  
• Replaces Welch Allyn # 00400
  
• 2.5V ADC/WA Laryngoscope Mac 3, 4, Miller 2-4; All other WA blades 2-4

• Packaged individually in zip lock poly bags
  
• Replaces Welch Allyn # 00110
  
• 2.5V ADC/WA Laryngoscopes Mac 0, 1, 2; Miller 00, 0, 1; All other WA blades

AirLife® disposable respiratory filter traps bacteria and viral particles by electrostatic attraction and its dense makeup. Filter provides defense against infection. Small, lightweight and translucent, our hydrophobic filter resists moisture and offers easy visualization of water buildup.