How to use a manual suction device

Before inserting the catheter, you must be able to see the airway. While suctioning, use a sweeping motion to retract the suction catheter. Limit suctioning to no longer than 15 seconds. If the airway is not clear after the first suctioning attempt, reoxygenate the patient and try again.  · This video is part of a new series of basic clinical skills videos. It describes the use of a manual suction device for creating a vacuum and removing secret. the Start Position of the Suction Cup. ACTIVE (continuous): When you push this key, the LUCAS device performs continuous chest compressions. The green LED signal will blink 10 times per minute to alert for ventilation during ongoing compressions. ACTIVE (): When you push this key, the LUCAS device performs 30 chest compressions.

Select the correct and accurate size of suction unit and correctly insert into the patient (manikin). Appropriately use a manual suction unit. Appropriately follow-up after the incident. Be able to apply a manual suction unit to a patient with other injuries including spinal injuries. accumulate in, a connection tube that attaches to the suction catheter, a short tube that connects to the machine pump, and a bacterial filter. Each suction unit will have its own operational set-up. Check specific owner’s manual for proper set-up. Parts Electrical plugs: AC and DC plug for external battery use On /off switch. A brief review of instructions for using a hand held suction device to maintain a patent airway.

Suction-Easy is a simple, safe and effective form of immediate oral suction. SuctionEasy Manual Suction Unit w/ SSCOR DuCanto Catheter. The Rescuer Manual Vacuum Pump is a state of the art, high vacuum emergency suction device. Light weight and completely portable it can be used anywhere in an. vessel and polyethylene disposable bag (collection liner for fluids suction canisters). Suction catheter: Single-use device to be used on a single patient.