ANAESTHESIA FACE MASK

ANAESTHESIA FACE MASK Specification

Function
Provide sealed interface for administration of gases in anesthesia

Usage Type
Reusable or Disposable (varies by model)

Instruments Type
Medical Mask

Storage Instructions
Store in cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight

Features
Soft air cushion for leak free fitting, one-way valve, non-toxic, latex free

Shelf Life
2-5 years depending on storage

Equipment Type
Anaesthesia Face Mask

Material
Medical Grade PVC

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Use

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Surgical, Medical

Dimension (L*W*H)
Adult: 12 x 10 x 7 cm (approx)

Weight
Approx. 30-40 grams

Color
Transparent/Green (cushion)

Compliance Standard
Conforms to ISO 5356-1

Available Sizes
Adult, Child, Infant, Neonatal

Packaging
Individual poly bag

Cushion Type
Inflatable, adjustable for comfort

Sterility
Non-Sterile (unless specified otherwise)

Mask Shape
Ergonomic, anatomical design

Connection Type
Standard 22 mm connector

Latex Content
Latex Free

About ANAESTHESIA FACE MASK

Anesthesia Face Masks

Anesthesia face masks are essential tools in medical procedures, designed to cover both the mouth and nose of the patient to deliver oxygen, nitrous oxide, and other inhalation anesthetics. These masks are typically made from clear plastic or rubber, allowing for the observation of the patients condition and ensuring the patients mouth and nose are visible. They come in various sizes to accommodate different face shapes and sizes, and they often feature inflatable cushions that can be adjusted to provide a better seal.

Several types of anesthesia masks are available, including:

Standard Anesthesia Face Mask: Features an inflatable cuff to create a seal between the mask and the patients face, allowing for non-invasive ventilation (NIV) when a pressurized gas source is available.
Patil-Syracuse Mask: A variation of the standard mask with an additional port designed to accommodate endotracheal tubes or endoscopic devices, facilitating procedures like fiberoptic intubation or bronchoscopy while administering bag-mask ventilation.
Endoscopy Mask: Similar to the Patil-Syracuse mask, but with a port located centrally over the patients mouth, making it more versatile for oral or nasal intubation. It also allows for non-invasive ventilation during endoscopic procedures.
Rodent Gas Masks: Specifically designed for use with mice and rats in research settings, these masks provide stability for examinations and surgery while minimizing the technicians exposure to gas and reducing rodent stress.

These masks are crucial for ensuring patient safety and comfort during anesthesia procedures and are available in various materials, sizes, and configurations to suit different clinical needs.

Optimal Seal & Patient Comfort

With an inflatable, adjustable cushion, the Anaesthesia Face Mask offers a comfortable, secure fit across a range of patient sizes. The soft air cushion minimizes leaks and pressure points, ensuring an effective and gentle seal even during extended procedures.

Versatile & Safe Design

Manufactured from latex-free, medical-grade PVC, the mask is both non-toxic and hypoallergenic, catering to sensitive patients. Its transparent body and ergonomic design provide clear visibility and a precise anatomical fit, facilitating safe, efficient anesthesia delivery.

Wide Range Of Applications

The mask is suitable for use in surgical, medical, and emergency scenarios, with reusable or disposable options to meet clinical and procedural needs. Sizes for adult, child, infant, and neonatal patients make it a versatile choice for healthcare providers.

FAQ's of ANAESTHESIA FACE MASK:

Q: How is the anaesthesia face mask used during procedures?

A: The mask is manually positioned over the patient's nose and mouth, where its inflatable cushion ensures an airtight seal. It connects to the anesthesia circuit via a standard 22 mm connector for the effective delivery of gases.

Q: What sizes are available for the anaesthesia face mask?

A: This face mask is available in Adult, Child, Infant, and Neonatal sizes, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit for patients of all ages.

Q: When should I choose a reusable or disposable model?

A: Reusable models are preferable for repeated use, often in facilities with proper sterilization resources. Disposable options are best for single-use or high-risk infectious cases, promoting optimal infection control.

Q: Where should the mask be stored when not in use?

A: Store the anaesthesia face mask in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to maintain its integrity. Following these instructions helps preserve its shelf life, which ranges from 2 to 5 years depending on storage conditions.

Q: What are the safety and comfort features of this mask?

A: The mask is latex-free and hypoallergenic, with a soft, inflatable cushion for patient comfort. Its ergonomic design and one-way valve ensure a secure seal while minimizing the risk of leaks.

Q: How does the ergonomic shape benefit the patient and clinician?

A: The anatomical, ergonomic design enhances patient comfort, reduces pressure marks, and ensures a snug fit, making it easier for clinicians to achieve an effective seal quickly.