NON-REBREATHING SYSTEMS
UNIVERSAL CONTROL ARM

This device enables the operator to monitor proper inflation of the lungs when manually ventilating a patient with a non-rebreathing system. Available with Bain style non-rebreathing systems of various lengths.

BAIN STYLE
Canine / Feline
Rodent
Universal Rodent Nosecone
7.6mm Nude Mouse
9.0mm Mouse
12.5mm Rat
14.0mm Rat
Mapleson-D
Jackson Rees
Rabbit, Guinea Pig, etc.

   

UNIVERSAL RODENT NOSECONE        NON-REBREATHING SYSTEM The Universal Rodent Nosecone Non-rebreathing system is designed to be used as a "one size fits all" rodent NRB system. The advantages to this design are that the latex diaphragm holds the rodent's snout nose in position during a procedure ensuring a positive flow of fresh oxygen and anesthetic to the rodent at all times. The membrane also provides a positive seal reducing the exposure of the investigator to anesthetic gases. The system comes with two "O" rings and a 6" x 6" sheet of latex so that investigators can easily make additional diaphragms. Additional "O" rings and latex are also available. For latex sensitive individuals, silicone or nitrile sheeting is available at extra cost.

HUMIDIFIER FOR LONG TERM RODENT ANESTHESIA The Long Term Rodent Humidifier allows investigators to conduct longer duration studies without the risk of dehydration of the subject's nasal mucosa. Sterile water is placed in the humidifier which is connected in line with the anesthetic gas source. Humidification of the gases occurs at all commonly used flow rates. It is recommended that the water in the humidifier be changed after every use or every 6 hours.