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Components: |
A) Anaesthesia Machine |
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- Side rails (1) |
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- Rotameter box (2, 3 ,4 ,5) |
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- Draw-over selector (7) |
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- Vaporizer OMV 50 (8) |
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- Corrugated tubing (9) |
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- Table with built in reservoir |
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- Stand |
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B) Breathing circuit, adults and children |
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- Resuscitator AMBU, BABY: 1 |
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- Resuscitator AMBU, Mark III: 2 |
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- One-way expiratory valve: 2 |
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- Mask, Nr 4 for adults and large children: 2 |
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- Mask, Nr.2 for children: 2 |
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- Mask, 0A for neonates: 2 |
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- Mask, Nr.0 with boring for infant: 2 |
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- Mask hook: 1 |
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- Breathing circuit, Jackson Rees with modified T-Ayres, complete, silicone: 2 |
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- T-piece: for adding oxygen: 1 |
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- Male connector for tubing, 22mm: 6 |
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- Female connector for tubing, 22mm: 6 |
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- Corrugated tube, rubber or silicone, 30cm: 1 |
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- Corrugated tube, rubber or silicone, approximately 105cm: 6 |
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- Self-inflating bags: six 1-litre and six 2-litre bags, rubber or silicone. |
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- Maintenance and user manual. |
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Specifications: |
The anaesthetic machine can operate as a draw-over or a gas-driven system. |
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When fresh gas (O2) is unavailable or supply is irregular, ambient air can be used as "fresh gas" (using the draw-over system). |
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Gas delivery system: With oxygen using gas-driven system |
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- Oxygen gas supplied in cylinders enters via the reduction valve then proceeds to the rotameter box (2), the draw-over valve (7), the vaporizer (8) and finally to the patient breathing circuit. When using oxygen the lever for the draw-over valve (7) must be in the horizontal position. |
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Gas delivery system: Without oxygen using draw over system |
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- When oxygen is unavailable, the lever for the draw-over valve is placed in the vertical position, ambient air from the built-in reservoir (10) is then used as a main carrier to evaporate the anaesthetic agent in the vaporizer (8). |
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- During inspiration, the air is sucked from the built-in reservoir through the vaporizer; the mixed gas is then fed to the patient through a self-expending bag and Ambu valve. |
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OMV 50 VAPORISER (Oxford miniature vaporizer)
- A partial temperature-compensated, calibrated vaporizer. Low internal resistance allows ambient air to be used as a gas carrier, it can also be used with a continuous gas flow. |
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-Aesthetic agent: halothane |
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-Content: 50ml |
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ROTAMETER BOX |
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- Driving gas: O2–N2O |
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- Driving gas pressure: kPa |
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- Rotameter tubes: 1 to 10 litres/min |
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- Low-flow regulation: 0.1 to 2 litres/min |
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- Accuracy: ±1.9% IF and 0.6% FS |
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- Note: an MP-2 does not have a slave regulator valve |
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- Bypass valve: approximately 45 litres per minute at 400kPa |
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- Reservoir: volume 750ml |
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STAND with 4 wheels |
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- Size (HWD): 450x385x245mm |
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- Weight 10.8kg |
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EXPIRATORY VAVLE:
- Should be a non-rebreathing valve (AMBU anaesthetic valve or Ruben valve), dismountable, autoclavable at 134°C. |
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- The valve should allow either spontaneous breathing or controlled respiration without the need for adjustment. |