Disposable manometer for use with a CPR bag
AssigneeMercury Enterprises, Inc.
InventorJeffrey B. Ratner
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AssigneeMercury Enterprises, Inc.
InventorJeffrey B. Ratner
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A disposable manometer includes a chamber connectable to a source of CPR air pressure via a patient breathing valve and an elongated restricted passageway. The manometer includes a dial and a pointer rotatably disposed with respect to the dial to indicate the pressure sensed within a manometer chamber. The pointer has an actuator stem with a spiral-shaped protrusion coupled to a groove within an opening of a stem coupling attached at the center of a diaphragm forming one wall of the manometer chamber. Responsive to pressurized air entering the manometer chamber, the diaphragm reciprocates against the force of a biasing spring moving the stem coupling with respect to the actuator stem for the pointer so that the interaction between the spiral-shaped protrusion and the groove causes rotation of the pointer to indicate the pressure within the manometer chamber. The disposable manometer is intended to be used with a CPR bag or a patient breathing tube.
In combination with a CPR bag having an inlet, an outlet attached to a patient breathing valve and a CPR bag chamber therebetween, a manometer for sensing and displaying air pressure expelled from said CPR bag chamber comprising:
In combination with a breathing tube including a mouthpiece, a passage, an outlet and a sensing port fluidly connected to said passage, a manometer for sensing and displaying pressure in said passage comprising:
A manometer for sensing and displaying air pressure in combination with a CPR bag or a patient breathing tube, the manometer comprising
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