145 devices · GMDN 35113
A non-heated respiratory humidifier is a device used to add moisture to oxygen gas before it is delivered to a patient. By bubbling the gas through a water reservoir, it helps prevent the drying of airway passages during oxygen therapy.
These devices typically feature a water container, a secure lid, and specific connectors for both the oxygen flowmeter and the patient tubing. This category consists of reusable equipment designed to facilitate passive humidification without the use of an integrated heating element.
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