Inflatable resuscitation device
AssigneeGrayco, Inc.
InventorThomas C. Gray
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AssigneeGrayco, Inc.
InventorThomas C. Gray
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A pulmonary resuscitator is set forth of the type having a compressible bladder to be depressed to supply air to a mask. Both the compressible bladder and mask have integral therewith a network of inflatable tubes which when pressurized resiliently rigidify the bladder and mask to establish nominal erected bladder and mask shapes. The bladder has an inlet check valve and the mask has an outlet check valve where the outlet check valve utilizes a flapper valve for permitting flow of fluid into the mask upon depression of the bladder. Exhaust ports are located adjacent the flapper valve and are closed by the flapper valve when the bladder is depressed. The exhaust ports are opened when the flapper valve closes as the bladder returns to its nominal shape after being depressed. An air spring contained within the bladder chamber which is in fluid communication with the network of inflatable tubes through limiting orifices controls the rate at which the bladder returns to its nominal shape after depression.
An improved pulmonary resuscitator of the type having a compressible bladder to be compressed to supply air to a user device, said bladder having a flexible wall and an inlet check valve and said user device having outlet check valve, wherein the improvement comprises:
An improved omnidirectional compressible bladder having an inlet port to be compressed to supply air to a user device comprising:
An inflatable face mask for use in pulmonary resuscitation comprising:
An improved pulmonary resuscitator of the type having a compressible bladder to be compressed to supply air to a face mask fitted over the face of a person to be revived, the improvement comprising:
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