Bos Medicare Surgical Oxygen Hood Respiratory Exerciser

Bos Medicare Surgical Oxygen Hood Respiratory Exerciser
Oxygen hood is also called as Oxygen tent or Head Box. The hood is placed over the baby's head. A thin, soft, plastic tube called a nasal cannula may be used instead of a hood. An oxygen tent consists of a canopy placed over the head and shoulders, or over the entire body of a newborn to provide oxygen at a higher level than normal. Some devices cover only a part of the face.

Uses:
It helps to provides oxygen to newborn babies.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Oxygen hoods are cylinders or boxes that enclose an infant's or small child's head. Oxygen enters through a gas inlet port, and exhaled gas leaves primarily through the opening for the neck

• Hoods provide up to 80% to 90% oxygen, good humidification, and controlled temperature

• It allows the neonate to receive a desired FiO2 in order to maintain the appropriate oxygen saturation. The oxygen hood only surrounds the head and neck of the infant and leaves the remainder of the body available for care

• In order to be used properly, it’s important to ensure that the proper procedure is followed while setting up the oxygen hood. Gather all needed equipment: This includes the following: The appropriate size oxygen hood Oxygen tubing Oxygen blender and/or flowmeters (with nipples) The humidifier/heater Sterile water Corrugated tubing The oxygen hood thermometer Oxygen analyzer Pulse oximeter or saturation monitor

Directions For Use:

• Assemble the oxygen hood: First, you will need to calibrate the oxygen analyzer before assembling the hood. After verifying that the calibration is working properly, be sure to that the head of the analyzer is positioned at the neonates face. Ensure that there is an emergency oxygen device close by. the head of the analyzer is positioned at the neonates face. Ensure that there is an emergency oxygen device close by. Assemble the humidifier and fill the chamber with sterile water. Connect the oxygen blender tubing to the water-filled chamber, and also, connect the heater tubing to the water-filled chamber as well. Place the thermometer inside of the oxygen hood in its proper position Connect the heater tubing to the oxygen hood

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• For external use only