324 devices · GMDN 61326
A cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) mask is a single-use barrier device placed over a patient’s mouth to deliver exhaled air during resuscitation, replacing direct mouth-to-mouth ventilation. It helps prevent cross-contamination while maintaining an airway seal, making it essential for emergency responders, first responders, and CPR training on manikins.
These masks are typically classified as single-use medical devices and supplied as part of first aid or emergency kits. They often include features like a non-rebreathing valve or bacteria filter to enhance safety and usability in critical situations.
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