Resuscitation Bags

A Resuscitation bag, or an artificial manual breathing units (AMBU bags), are a crucial pieces of CPR equipment. They are used primarily for resuscitation and manual ventilation. Vitality Medical carries a variety of disposable or reusable bag valve masks (BVM) and manual bags in sizes for adults, children, and infants. Find the perfect addition to any CPR kit at Vitality Medical.

A Resuscitation bag, or an artificial manual breathing units (AMBU bags), are a crucial pieces of CPR equipment. They are used primarily for resuscitation and manual ventilation. Vitality Medical carries a variety of disposable or reusable bag valve masks (BVM) and manual bags in sizes for adults, children, and infants. Find the perfect addition to any CPR kit at Vitality Medical.

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  • MJM PVC Crash Cart
    $278.47
  • The BAG II Resuscitator
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    $18.81
  • Ambu Spur II Disposable Resuscitator, Adult & Pediatric
    (5.0)
    $17.82 - $386.33
  • Airlife Resuscitator Bag with Nasal / Oral Mask
    (5.0)
    $17.15 - $106.64
  • AirLife Self-Inflating Resuscitation Devices
    $3.15 - $225.16
  • McKesson Nasal and Oral Resuscitator Mask
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    (5.0)
    $21.17 - $236.32
  • ADC Adsafe CPR Pocket Resuscitator
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    $11.76
  • Allied Healthcare Manual Resuscitator Bag Mask
    $36.25 - $217.14
  • Teleflex Lifesaver Reusable Manual Resuscitator & Masks
    $184.62 - $302.37
  • First Aid Only Emergency CPR Kit
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    $4.02
  • Low Resistance One-Way Valve CPR Mask with Filtrete Hydrophobic Filter
    (4.0)
    $14.50
  • Laerdal Medical Pocket Mask Only In Hard Case
    $23.76 - $24.82
  • Medline Adult Bag Valve Mask (BVM) Manual Resuscitator
    $134.84

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  • Teleflex Lifesaver Disposable Manual Resuscitator
    $24.36 - $350.63
  • Adult Size
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    $253.62 - $270.98
  • Laerdal Medical Pediatric Pocket Mask with Gloves
    $24.51

CPR Breathing Bag Overview

When a patient is not able to breathe, BMV bags enable medical professionals to supply oxygen in almost any situation. A CPR breath bag allows for oxygenation until a more definitive airway can be established. Choosing the correct size bag is important, as it ensures that the correct amount of oxygen gets to the patient.

Main Components:

 

Resuscitation Bag Diagram

 

  • The mask seals over the patient's face. Oxygen passes from the bag, through the mark, and into the patient's lungs. A filter and valve prevent backflow into the bag.
  • The bag itself is the manual pump. It can be manually inflated or is self-inflating. Squeezing the bag sends the oxygen into the patient's lungs. The bag can be attached to an oxygen concentrator to provide pure oxygen, but if none is available, it will instead be filled with regular air, sometimes called "room air."
  • The reservoir is attached to the end of the bag and fills with oxygen during the patient's exhalation phase. The reservoir can increase the amount of oxygen that is able to be delivered to the patient.
  • The Positive end expiratory pressure (PEEP) valve is a spring-loaded valve that the patient breathes against. It is a protective measure that prevents overinflation of the lungs that can harm the patient. BVM CPR breathing bags usually include a PEEP valve, but bags are available without them, too.

This entire apparatus is called a Bag Valve Mask.

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