Child CP Resuscitator – PVC

The Child CP Resuscitator - PVC is a disposable, single-use manual resuscitator designed for emergency ventilation support in pediatric patients. Constructed from medical-grade PVC, it is suitable for children and provides safe, controlled ventilation in both clinical and emergency settings. Here are its key features, specifications, and typical applications:

Key Features:

• Medical-Grade PVC: Made from transparent, hypoallergenic, and latex-free PVC, which is both durable and allows easy observation of the device during use.
• Single-Use: Disposable design eliminates the need for sterilization, reducing cross-contamination risks.
• Self-Refilling Bag: Provides consistent, uninterrupted airflow by automatically refilling after each compression.
• Pressure-Relief Valve: Integrated pressure-limiting valve to prevent accidental over-inflation of the child’s lungs, ensuring safety during resuscitation.
• Clear Face Mask: The resuscitator often comes with a transparent, anatomically designed mask, allowing for a snug fit and clear visualization of the child's face.
• Oxygen Inlet: Allows connection to an oxygen source, enabling enriched oxygen delivery when necessary.

Specifications:

• Patient Type: Suitable for pediatric patients (typically children between 10–40 kg).
• Bag Volume: The resuscitation bag is generally 500–700 mL, calibrated for pediatric lung capacity.
• Connector Size: Equipped with a standard 15 mm or 22 mm connector to fit pediatric masks and oxygen tubing.
• Material: Transparent, latex-free PVC for safe, hygienic use.
• Valve System: One-way valve with a pressure relief function, ensuring correct ventilation pressure.

Applications:

• Pediatric Emergency Care: Used in hospitals, emergency rooms, and clinics to support breathing in pediatric patients in respiratory distress.
• EMS and Transport: Essential for emergency medical services and patient transport, providing effective ventilation support en route to medical facilities.
• In-Hospital Care and Backup: Often kept as backup equipment in pediatric care units to ensure availability of ventilation support.