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Rebreathing Bag, 22mm Ferrule Neck. Green, Non Sterile, Disposable, 0.50 litre. Ever wondered how a rebreathing bag works? This essential tool in respiratory therapy helps patients breathe more effectively by recycling exhaled gases. How it Works: When you exhale into the bag, it retains part of the carbon dioxide, which is then inhaled with the next breath. This is crucial for patients needing controlled ventilation or those receiving anesthesia. Why It Matters: The rebreathing bag ensures a balance of oxygen and CO2, helping regulate breathing and making sure the right amount of gases are delivered with each breath. It's a small tool with a big impact on patient care! Click here to see the full range: https://lnkd.in/e7ymmEHT #RespiratoryCare #MedicalDevices #PatientCare #HealthcareEssentials #MedicalEducation

We serviced the anaesthetic machines 6 months ago and whilst there we carried out the conversion of the building installing pipes, oxygen and analytic gas scavenging. We also installed a custom built on gas and anaesthetic machines. #edgewoodvets #anaestheticservicing #mediquipuk

DID YOU KNOW... To comply with the COSHH Regulations 2002 and to protect the health of your staff you must ensure that levels of personal exposure to anaesthetic gases and vapours in the workplace are consistently below the Work Exposure Limits (WELs) that apply and are ideally as low as is "reasonably practicable". Having an appropriate annual anaesthetic monitoring program in place is also a specific requirement for RCVS Practice Standards and Training practices and is strongly advised by the HSE. An integral part of this process, and the only certain way of knowing that the Vets and Nurses in your practice are not exposed to anaesthetic vapours, is the regular monitoring of anaesthetic gases in your workplace to assess their specific exposure levels. Because of differences in the working practices of individuals and because anaesthetic vapours are often most concentrated in the Veterinary Surgeon's or Nurse's breathing zone, environmental monitoring (measuring background levels in operating and recovery areas) will not give an accurate measure of personal exposure, which is what the statutory WELs refer to. Theatre isn't the only area exposure to volatile gases occurs! Post-anaesthesia patients will continue to exhale anaesthetic gases into the atmosphere. Personal monitoring is the approved method of determining personal anaesthetic exposure and has several benefits: Measures individual staff exposure level More accurate than environmental/background measurement Targeted monitoring - especially useful in the case of a pregnant member of staff The badges and tubes are lightweight, unobtrusive, and come supplied with a clip for easy attachment to theatre gowns and uniforms It is more convenient - you decide when to monitor. To find out more about the Isoflurane & Sevoflurane Gas monitoring badge just email us at sales@mediquipuk.co.uk #AnestheticSafety #GasMonitoring #Healthcare #MediquipUK #OccupationalSafety

At Mediquip UK, we understand the unique needs of veterinary professionals. Our top-of-the-line equipment ensures the best care for your animal patients. From reliable probes to the Devilbliss Oxygen Concentrator, trust us for all your veterinary needs. Explore our veterinary collection: https://lnkd.in/ewSqVB9S #VeterinaryCare #AnimalHealth #VetProducts #MediquipUK #PetCare

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