Challenges in Critical Care Conference in Hershey
August 27, 2010
Conference By the Sea
Ocean City, MD
September 15-17, 2010
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Harrisburg, PA
October 15, 2010
Adult in-line MDI Adapter can be used to repeatedly administer medications to one single patient while installed in a breathing circuit. Accepts either New Generation MDI Canisters with a Dose Counter or Standard MDI Canisters.
For more information, please see: Ventilator Supplies
The only free-standing pneumatic HeliO2 blending device on the market today. The unit is available in 4 models, high flow 80/20 or 70/30 and low flow 80/20 or 70/30. The ability to turn the bleed control collar ON or OFF provides ± 3% F1O2 accuracy as well as quieter operation and maximal Heliox tank durations. The Color Coded Graduated Scale is easy to read; the device is clearly labeled for heliox input gas and use.
Accessories:
- Pole Assembly, Oxygen Monitor
- Pole Mounts, Wall Mount
- Flowmeters, Heliox Regulator
- Hose Assemblies, Custom Assemblies Available
For more information, please see: Gas Delivery Devices
- Routine patient care assessments
- Ongoing management of episodic conditions
- Health wellness checks
- Inter- and Intra-hospital transport
- Triage
- Patient tremors
- Unstable patients
- At risk patients
- Sleep screening
- Post anesthesia recovery
- Analgesics monitoring
The Smiths Medical's Aerogard II® filtered hand-held nebulizer system is designed to protect from contamination. Three one-way valves are designed to reduce the probability of exhaled gases and particles exiting, unfiltered, into the atmosphere. The portable nebulization filtration set Aerogard® NF offers the same filtration benefits as the Aerograd II® with a connection port accommodating many commercially available nebulizers. All nebulizers are available with crush resistant tubing and universal end fitting.
For more information, please see: Humidification & Nebulization
The Universal Volume Ventilator Circuits with Exhalation Valve is 89" in length, and it can be used for ventilators with no internal exhalation valve.
For more information, please see: Ventilator Supplies
CO2 clip carbon Dioxide Detector with Attached Airway Adapter.
For more information, please see: Noninvasive Monitoring
On May 6, 2009, Medical Support Products held its second Product Focus Group on High Flow Therapy via Nasal Cannula. There were 38 attendees including respiratory therapists, nurses and physicians from PA, DE and NJ. Tom Miller, PhD, Director of Clinical Research for Vapotherm, gave the keynote talk on "Research in High Flow Therapy, Safety and Mechanisms of Action". This presentation helped the current and potential user to better understand why High Flow therapy via nasal cannula, if conditioned appropriately as is done with the Vapotherm Precision Flow, can be a safe and effective device in Neonates through Adults. Case Study presentations from Hershey Medical Center, AI Dupont Children's Hospital and Deborah Heart and Lung Institute helped show the realities of treatment with the Vapotherm products. Two free CEUs were awarded.
The Choice Med MD300 C2's compact design allows it to be used for adult applications in hospitals, homecare and EMS.
Displays SpO2, pulse rate and SpO2 wavelength
SpO2 alarm (SpO2 < 60 or pulse rate < 60 or > 100)
Pulse rate tone modulation function
Displays signal strength
12 month warranty
For more information, please see: Oxygen Monitoring
Maxtec SoftTip SpO2 Sensor
-Increased patient safety
-Easy patient application
-High quality with 24 month warranty
-Comfortable ergonomic design
For more information, please see: Oxygen Monitoring
The Digital Vac Check is used to check the accuracy and levels of any vacuum equipment:
-Vacuum Regulators
-Vacuum Pumps
-Vacuum Wall Outlets
For more information, please see: Suction Delivery Devices
In hospital settings, gas piping systems typically originate from centralized supply locations.Given their extensively networked configurations that run hospital-wide, these systems are subject to varying temperatures and elevations that cause condensation. As a result, air and gas supply lines often contain dirt, particulate and moisture that can cause malfunctioning of respiratory equipment such as ventilators and anaesthesia machines.