Disposable Anaesthesia Breathing Circuits Kit Clinical Anesthesia Circuit Series

Anesthesia Mask: The kit includes an anesthesia mask, also known as a face mask, which is placed over the patient's nose and mouth to deliver anesthesia gases. The mask is designed to create a secure seal and ensure effective delivery of anesthesia.

Breathing Circuit: The breathing circuit consists of tubes, connectors, and valves that connect the anesthesia mask to the anesthesia machine or other oxygen sources. It allows the flow of anesthesia gases from the machine to the patient and facilitates the removal of exhaled gases.

Inspiratory and Expiratory Limb: The breathing circuit typically consists of an inspiratory limb and an expiratory limb. The inspiratory limb carries fresh anesthesia gases from the machine to the mask during inhalation, while the expiratory limb carries exhaled gases away from the mask to be expelled.

CO2 Absorber Canister: Some anesthesia breathing circuit kits may include a carbon dioxide (CO2) absorber canister. This canister contains a soda lime or similar absorbent material that removes carbon dioxide from the exhaled gases before they are expelled.

Water Trap: A water trap may be included in the circuit to prevent the accumulation of condensation or moisture in the system. It helps to protect the anesthesia machine and maintain the integrity of the gases being delivered.

Disposable anesthesia breathing circuit kits are designed for single-patient use to ensure hygiene and reduce the risk of cross-contamination. They are convenient and time-saving, as they come pre-assembled and ready to use.

What are three different types of anesthesia circuits?
1 What are the different types of anesthesia breathing circuits? Breathing circuits are usually classified as open, semiopen, semiclosed, or closed. They include various components configured to allow the patient to breathe (or be ventilated) with a gas mixture that differs from room air.

How does an anesthesia breathing circuit work?
Anesthesia breathing systems serve as a conduit to deliver anesthetic and other gases to a patient. Various designs of breathing systems have been created to serve this function. One method of classifying anesthesia breathing systems is based on how gas flows: open, semi-open, semi-closed, and closed systems.

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