1. REUSABLE RESUSCITATOR BY SARTHAK JAIN GENERAL MANAGER ANAECON HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD.

2. IDEAL RESUSCITATOR BAGS Lightweight/ one hand Self-inflating bags 15:22 Twice the vol to bedelivered Easy to assembleAdult 1600 = 800ml Vt Durable materialChild 500 ml No back leaking Infant 240 ml Low deadspace 0.95 Operate in temps of 180 - 600 C Vt > 600 ml, compliance 0.02 l/cmH20 and a resistance of 20cm/H2O/L/sec No valve jam up to 30 l/min Valve restoration of function in 20 sec 15:22 mm (ID:OD) fitting 5. INFLATION 6. EXAHALATION 7. OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAYS(OPA) 8. OPA PLACEMENT The OPA should be used if airway obstruction is stillevident despite proper head and neck positioning, i.e..:head tilt / chin lift (if not contraindicated due totrauma, etc..). With proper positioning the great majority of patientsshould not require OPA use. 9. TECHNIQUE Use an oropharyngeal ornasopharyngeal airway Best if done with twopeople One secures the airwayby positioning andsealing the mask The other squeezes thebag with both hands 10. Manual Resuscitator BagsUse Practitioner at head of bed Head tilt maneuver to open airway assuming no cervicalinjury OPA if necessary Vt Deliver Vt for adequate chest rise ~6-7 ml/kg IBW ~500-600 ml 1 sec Ti Smaller Vt decrease airway Pressure, minimize gastric insufflaLATION, maximize venous return during CPR 11. Manual Resuscitator BagsUse FiO2 Capable of 100% Depends on o Ox flow- 10-15l/m o Reservoir volume - ensure adequate o Delivered Vt - over 1 sec o Rate - do not hyperventilate o Bag refill time- allow longest refill timepossible