Technologies Designed to Meet the New CPR Guidlines

In the latest AHA and ERC Guidelines for CPR, recommendations were made to reduce the occurrence of excessive ventilation (delivering too many breaths, with too much force and too large a volume). Such ventilation was noted to cause gastric inflation, aspiration and reduced coronary and cerebral perfusion.

While more training on the use of bag-valve-masks would seem to be the answer, O-Two Medical Technologies’ innovations help resolve this Inadvertent Hyperventilation. They eliminate the guess work on how to squeeze a “bag” allowing the rescuer to focus on the patient’s needs versus their own bagging performance.

SMART BAG®	CAREvent® Automatic Resuscitators	CAREvent® Automatic Transport Ventilators	Demand Valve Resuscitators
The only bag valve mask with a Smart Valve to compensate for ventilations delivered with too much force. >>>MORE	Time/volume cycled resuscitators that provide breath by breath consistency in delivered tidal volume, frequency, inspiratory/expiratory times and peak flow rates (now with Guideline 2005 settings) >>>MORE	Time/volume cycled ventilators that provide consistent ventilation and assisted synchronized breathing for patients moving into and out of respiratory arrest. >>>MORE	Controlled flow rate resuscitation at 40 LPM and pressure relief mechanism for safer and more effective ventilation than a bag-valve-mask. >>>MORE