PMR Bag and Resuscitation Bag, 1992

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"PMR"

This is actually a stainless steel adjustable valve, hard to tell what the material is in this drawing.

Oxygen tubing running to oxygen flow

This is a black rubber "bag" that you squeeze to get air out. The valve is adjusted by the user such that the patient actually gets flow. This type of bag takes a bit of time to learn and get used to.

The PMR bag goes directly to a wall outlet giving out 50 psi (I think) of pressure. It's actually pretty easy to use. Just squeeze and it gives a breath, then autoinflates. The material of the bag is a semi-rigid plastic.

Pressure popoff valve, adjustable.

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