Infant CP Resuscitator – Silicone

The Infant CP Resuscitator - Silicone is a manual resuscitation device specifically designed for providing effective ventilation support to infants. Made from high-quality medical silicone, this device is suitable for use in both clinical settings and emergency situations. Here’s a detailed overview of its key features, specifications, and applications:

Key Features:

• Medical-Grade Silicone: Constructed from soft, flexible, and durable silicone that is hypoallergenic, ensuring safety and comfort for delicate infant skin.
• Ergonomic Design: The mask is contoured to fit securely over an infant's face, providing an effective seal to deliver adequate ventilation.
• Transparent Mask: The transparent material allows caregivers to monitor the infant’s skin color and lip tone during ventilation, ensuring effective oxygenation.
• Self-Refilling Bag: The resuscitation bag automatically refills after each squeeze, enabling continuous and consistent airflow.
• Pressure-Relief Valve: Some models include an integrated pressure-relief valve to prevent over-inflation, ensuring safe ventilation.
• Oxygen Inlet: Typically features a connection for supplemental oxygen, allowing caregivers to enrich the air being delivered to the infant.

Specifications:

• Patient Type: Specifically designed for infants, typically weighing up to 10 kg.
• Bag Volume: The resuscitation bag usually holds approximately 250–300 mL, suitable for the lung capacity of infants.
• Connector Size: Standard 15 mm or 22 mm fitting for compatibility with most resuscitation masks and oxygen tubing.
• Material: Soft, latex-free silicone that can withstand repeated use and sterilization.
• Reusability: Designed for multiple uses; the silicone material can typically be sterilized through autoclaving or other approved methods.

Applications:

• Neonatal Resuscitation: Essential in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) and delivery rooms for providing immediate respiratory support to newborns.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Used in ambulances and by first responders for urgent care situations involving infants.
• Intra-Hospital Transport: Ideal for maintaining ventilation support during patient transfers within hospitals.