24 matching records for Gas Line.
A screening device intended to be installed in a reusable gas sampling line or gas measuring instrument to remove and retain bacterial pathogens, and sometimes moisture, from the gas. It is designed to prevent a measuring instrument [e.g., a carbon dioxide ...
A reduction valve designed to be attached through a gastight connector (e.g., a pin-index or bull-nosed screw thread connection) to the valve stem of a medical gas (e.g., carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrous oxide, gas mixture) distribution line to reduce high, ...
A screening device intended to be installed in a reusable gas sampling line or gas measuring instrument to remove and retain bacterial pathogens, and sometimes moisture, from the gas. It is designed to prevent a measuring instrument [e.g., a carbon dioxide ...
A portable collection of devices intended to be connected to a medical gas supply to assist non-intubated ventilation (i.e., without an artificial airway) using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) during spontaneous patient respiration in respiratory...
A portable collection of devices intended to be connected to a medical gas supply to assist noninvasive ventilation (i.e., without an artificial airway) using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) during spontaneous patient respiration in respiratory e...
A sterile, hand-operated surgical device intended for the controlled delivery of medical gas and fluid (e.g., saline solution) to an open surgical site to improve visibility, by clearing bloody fluids/debris, and to prevent tissue desiccation. It is typical...
A sterile portable device intended to be integrated between a medical gas supply and a face mask/mouthpiece (not included) to assist noninvasive ventilation (i.e., without an artificial airway) using continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) during spontan...
A reference standard device intended to represent one end of a medical quick-connect coupling or a terminal unit of a gas-specific format [e.g., oxygen (O2), nitrous oxide (N2O), medical air], which may be used to evaluate connection port compatibility and ...
A collection of sterile devices designed to obtain an in-line arterial blood specimen while maintaining a closed system. It is a haemodynamic pressure monitoring and blood gas sampling device, typically designed for use with disposable/reusable pressure tra...
A non-sterile device intended to, when integrated within the common line of a breathing circuit (open or partial rebreathing), absorb and desorb (i.e., recycle) exhaled volatile anaesthetic agents; it may also be used to facilitate monitoring (e.g., gas con...
A device designed to perform gas exchange by bubbling oxygen from tanks or from a central hospital supply through a column of blood. It typically includes a defoamer to break up the bubbles caused by the oxygenation process, and an arterial reservoir that c...
A collection of consumable devices designed to work together to deliver humidified pure oxygen (O2) or an O2 enriched gas to a mask or nasal cannula during oxygen administration to a patient (e.g., oxygen therapy, anaesthesia). It includes oxygen administra...
A dual-purpose device inserted into a patient's mouth to maintain oral patency during an endoscopic procedure primarily to protect the endoscope, introduced via the mouth, from the patient's natural tendency to bite down on the instrument, and that simultan...
A component of a medical gas pipeline system designed as an exchangeable filter to trap the impurities of the air that is being produced by, e.g., a hospital's compressors, and that passes through it. It is composed of tightly woven materials through which ...
A hollow tubular device made of durable materials (e.g., rubber, silicone) intended to be used to conduct breathing gases during the respiratory cycle, typically during anaesthesia or ventilation. It is intended to function as part of, or in association wit...
A portable, electrically-powered device intended to provide long-term alveolar support for patients who do not require complex critical care ventilation. It typically uses positive pressure to deliver gas to the lungs at normal breathing rates and tidal vol...
An assembly of devices designed to evacuate fluid, tissue, gas, or other foreign materials from a body cavity or lumen by means of suction. It generally consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) suction pump, tubing, plastic/glass collection container(s)...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, small-bore tubular connector with three or more connections (typically barbed, bayonet, conical, threaded and/or non-Luer-slip), none of which are designed according to ISO 80369 (standard for small-bore connectors for liq...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, small-bore, tubular, two-way/linear connector with connections at each end (typically barbed, bayonet, conical, threaded and/or non-Luer-slip) which are not designed according to ISO 80369 (standard for small-bore connecto...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, small-bore tubular connector with three or more connections (typically barbed, bayonet, conical, threaded and/or non-Luer-slip), none of which are designed according to ISO 80369 (standard for small-bore connectors for liq...
A small, non-powered, noninvasive, small-bore, tubular, two-way/linear connector with a connection at each end (typically barbed, bayonet, conical, threaded and/or non-Luer-slip) which is not designed according to ISO 80369 (standard for small-bore connecto...
A portable non-electronic device intended to mix ambient air with compressed oxygen (O2) to generate a flow of oxygen rich air to a patient at a pre-set (non-adjustable) inspired oxygen concentration (FiO2) [e.g., pre-set at 28-33%], for continuous positive...
A length of invasive flexible or semi-flexible tube designed to be attached to a surgical instrument (e.g., surgical stapler) to direct irrigation fluids to the surgical site; it may in addition be intended to allow for introduction of air to facilitate pro...
A portable non-electronic device intended to mix ambient air with compressed oxygen (O2) to generate a flow of oxygen rich air to a patient with adjustable inspired oxygen concentration (FiO2) [e.g., 28-100%] and adjustable flow rate, for continuous positiv...