156 Cylinder Holders SP Resus Kit A
RE/501A RE/502B
www.spservices.co.uk SP Resus Kit B
Tel: 01952 288 999 Oxygen Therapy
Oxygen is the most important single substance in animal biology. It constitutes nearly 50% of the mass of the planet, 21% of the air we breathe, 50% of rock and 89% of water and yet it took man a suprisingly long time to discover its significance in terms of combustion, respiration and animal metabolism.
Oxygen is essential for normal respiration in aerobic organisms.
• Save 10% off list prices if items bought separately • Supplied in an antibacterial deluxe red barrel bag • Can be customised to your requirements • Contents:
1 x Medivital 2L Oxygen Inhaler Cylinder 2 x Adult Standard Oxygen Masks 2 x Adult Non-rebreathing 100% Oxygen Masks 2 x Packs of Individual Oxygen Tubing 1 x Set of 6 Assorted Guedel Airways 1 x Vitalograph Emergency Aspirator 1 x Adult Size Resus Bag & Mask With Reservoir
CODE ITEM RE/501A Resuscitation Kit ‘A’ SP Resus Kit C PRICE £610.75
• Save 10% off list prices if items bought separately • Supplied in an antibacterial deluxe red barrel bag • Can be customised to your requirements • Contents:
1 x Medivital 2L Oxygen Inhaler Cylinder 2 x Adult Standard Oxygen Masks 2 x Adult Non-rebreathing 100% Oxygen Masks 2 x Packs of Individual Oxygen Tubing 1 x Set of 6 Assorted Guedel Airways 1 x Vitalograph Emergency Aspirator 1 x Adult Size Resus Bag & Mask With Reservoir
CODE ITEM RE/502B Resuscitation Kit ‘B’ SP Resus Kit D PRICE £601.78
Upon entering the lungs, O2 molecules dissolve in the lipid and aqueous phase of tissues and diffuses across alveolar membranes and into alveolar capillaries. The vast majority of oxygen is bound to haemoglobin and only a small fraction, less than 2% is dissolved in the plasma. Following the transport to various tissues, oxygen diffuses into the cells for metabolism.
Normally, a reduction in arterial oxygenation is compensated for by an increase in cardiac output to avert tissue hypoxia.
When this ceases to be adequate, tissue hypoxia is accompanied by acidosis, a fall in standard bicarbonate and pH. Oxygen therapy becomes necessary when the arterial oxygen tension falls below 50mm Hg
The objective of oxygen therapy is to increase arterial oxygen tension,
so that normal O2 delivery to the tissue is restored. The essential aim of oxygen therapy in respiratory disorders is to prevent further clinical deterioration. Patients rarely remain viable with arterial blood values below 25mm Hg.
Oxygen therapy devices fall into 2 catagories:
Variable Performance (Concentration Masks, Non-Rebreathing Masks, Nasal Cannula and Nasal Catheters) These devices administer uncontrolled oxygen therapy because the patient creates the inspired mixture by breathing.
Fixed Performance
(Venturi Type Masks) Create a constant proportion of air/oxygen mixture in excess of patient inspiratory flow rate.
RE/503C
• Save 10% off list prices if items bought separately • Supplied in an antibacterial deluxe red barrel bag • Can be customised to your requirements • Contents:
1 x Medivital 2L Oxygen Inhaler Cylinder 2 x Adult Non-rebreathing 100% Oxygen Masks 1 x Set of 6 Assorted Guedel Airways 1 x SP Face Mask with OWV & Oxygen Inlet
CODE ITEM RE/503C Resuscitation Kit ‘C’ PRICE £413.02
• Save 10% off list prices if items bought separately • Supplied in an antibacterial deluxe red barrel bag • Can be customised to your requirements • Contents:
1 x D Size Oxygen Cylinder
1 x Multiflow Pin Index Oxygen Regulator/flowmeter 1 x Plastic Oxygen Spanner
2 x Adult Non-rebreathing 100% Oxygen Masks 1 x Set of 6 Assorted Guedel Airways 1 x SP Face Mask with OWV & Oxygen Inlet
24% CODE ITEM RE/504D Resuscitation Kit ‘D’ PRICE £404.81 Treatment Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Prices exclude VAT and Carriage - Standard terms and conditions apply Treatment 2 Litres/Min 28% 4 Litres/Min 35% 8 Litres/Min 40% 10 Litres/Min 60% 15 Litres/Min RE/504D
Non-Rebreathing Mask Sometimes known as the Trauma Mask, a Non- Rebreathing Mask provides a high concentration of oxygen and the reservoir bag allows for adequate oxygen to be available to meet the unpredictable needs of the patient. At a flow rate of 15 litres per minute an oxygen concentration of up to 99% can be achieved depending on breathing pattern and tidal volume.
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Medium Concentration Mask Small capacity, variable performance mask designed for use when precise control of inspired oxygen concentration is not mandatory. The rates below are dependant on the patient’s breathing rate and tidal volume.
FLOW RATE (L/MIN) OXYGEN
CONCENTRATIONS 2 4 6 8 10 28% 35% 40% 50% 60%
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