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Product Information for Pop-Off Valve / Non-Rebreather (NRB) Valve
Pop-Off Valve:
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Description: A pop-off valve, also known as a pressure relief valve, is a critical component in anesthesia and respiratory circuits. It automatically releases excess pressure from the system to prevent barotrauma or injury to the patient's lungs.
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Material: Typically constructed from medical-grade materials such as stainless steel or durable polymers to ensure reliability and compliance with medical standards.
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Usage:
- Maintains safe pressure levels within anesthesia machines and ventilators by releasing excess gas.
- Prevents accidental over-pressurization during manual ventilation or mechanical ventilation.
- Enhances patient safety by reducing the risk of pulmonary barotrauma.
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Features:
- Adjustable pressure settings to accommodate various clinical scenarios.
- Automatic operation that responds to pressure changes without manual intervention.
- Compatibility with standard anesthesia and respiratory equipment.
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Common Applications:
- Anesthesia delivery systems during surgical procedures.
- Mechanical ventilators in intensive care units.
- Manual resuscitation devices (e.g., bag-valve masks) to prevent over-inflation. Varies by manufacturer and specific product model.
Non-Rebreather (NRB) Valve:
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Description: A non-rebreather valve is a one-way valve used in respiratory circuits to ensure that exhaled gases do not mix with the fresh gas supply. This mechanism allows for the delivery of high concentrations of oxygen to patients.
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Material: Constructed from medical-grade plastics like polycarbonate or silicone, ensuring durability and patient safety.
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Usage:
- Delivers high-concentration oxygen therapy to patients in need of elevated oxygen levels.
- Prevents re-inhalation of exhaled carbon dioxide, maintaining the purity of the oxygen administered.
- Utilized in emergency situations where rapid oxygenation is required.
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Features:
- One-way valve mechanism that directs exhaled gases away from the fresh oxygen supply.
- Compatibility with standard oxygen delivery systems and masks.
- Lightweight and disposable design for single-patient use to prevent cross-contamination.
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Common Applications:
- Emergency oxygen therapy for patients with respiratory distress.
- Pre-hospital care by emergency medical services.
- Hospital settings requiring controlled oxygen delivery.
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