Manual Resuscitator (Bag-Valve-Mask) – Emergency Respiratory Support Equipment

Reliable Manual Ventilation Support for Emergency and Critical Care

The Manual Resuscitator, also known as a Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) device, is a hand-operated medical respiratory support device designed to provide positive-pressure ventilation to patients who are not breathing adequately or require temporary assisted ventilation.

Manual resuscitators are commonly used by trained healthcare professionals in hospitals, emergency departments, intensive care units, operating theatres, ambulances and other appropriately equipped emergency care settings.

A typical manual resuscitator consists of a self-inflating ventilation bag, a patient valve assembly and a compatible face mask. Depending on the selected model, additional components may include an oxygen reservoir, oxygen tubing and a pressure-relief valve.

Dana Parsa provides Manual Resuscitator equipment enquiries for healthcare facilities, with available sizes, materials, configurations and accessories confirmed upon request.

Key Features

• Manual positive-pressure ventilation

• Self-inflating ventilation bag

• Hand-operated respiratory support

• Compatible patient face mask

• Patient valve assembly

• Compact and portable design

• Adult, paediatric or infant sizes, depending on model

• Optional oxygen reservoir and connecting tubing

• Optional pressure-relief valve

• Reusable or single-use configurations

• Latex-free options, depending on manufacturer

• Suitable for trained healthcare personnel

• Compatible with manufacturer-approved respiratory accessories

Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation Technology

A manual resuscitator provides assisted ventilation through a self-inflating bag and one-way patient valve assembly.

When operated by a trained healthcare professional, the bag delivers breathing gas through a compatible face mask or approved airway connection.

The device is designed to refill after compression, allowing repeated manual ventilation according to the patient's clinical requirements and applicable resuscitation protocols.

The delivered ventilation volume and pressure depend on the selected device, patient characteristics, operator technique and connected accessories.

Adult, Paediatric and Infant Options

Manual resuscitators are available in different sizes to accommodate specific patient populations.

Depending on the manufacturer, available configurations may include:

• Adult Manual Resuscitator

• Paediatric Manual Resuscitator

• Infant Manual Resuscitator

• Neonatal-Specific Resuscitation Devices, where approved

Patient suitability must be confirmed against the manufacturer's approved intended use and size recommendations.

Reusable and Single-Use Configurations

Reusable Manual Resuscitators

Selected reusable devices may be manufactured from silicone or other materials suitable for manufacturer-approved cleaning and reprocessing.

Single-Use Manual Resuscitators

Disposable configurations are designed for single-patient or single-use applications according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Reprocessing is permitted only when explicitly authorised by the manufacturer.

Oxygen Reservoir and Accessories

Depending on the configuration, the manual resuscitator may be supplied with an oxygen reservoir and compatible oxygen tubing.

Oxygen delivery performance depends on the connected oxygen source, flow, device configuration and operating conditions.

Optional accessories may include:

• Compatible Face Masks

• Oxygen Reservoir Bags

• Oxygen Tubing

• Pressure-Relief Valve

• PEEP Valve Compatibility

• Bacterial/Viral Filters

• Carrying or Storage Case

Accessory compatibility must be verified for the selected model.

Clinical Applications

Depending on the approved intended use, manual resuscitators may be used in:

• Hospital Emergency Departments

• Intensive Care Units

• Operating Theatres

• Recovery Rooms

• Emergency Resuscitation Areas

• Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services

• Patient Transport

• Other Appropriate Clinical Environments

Equipment Configuration

A typical manual resuscitator package may include:

• Self-Inflating Resuscitation Bag

• Patient Valve Assembly

• Compatible Face Mask

• Oxygen Reservoir, if supplied

• Oxygen Connecting Tubing, if supplied

• Manufacturer-Specified Accessories

• Instructions for Use

Exact package contents vary by model and must be confirmed before quotation.

Safety and Clinical Use

Manual resuscitators require trained operators, appropriate patient monitoring and correct device selection.

Incorrect ventilation technique or unsuitable equipment may result in inadequate ventilation, excessive airway pressure or other patient harm.

Use, cleaning, disinfection, replacement and maintenance must follow the manufacturer's instructions and applicable clinical protocols.

Request a Quote

Contact Dana Parsa for available Manual Resuscitator models, adult and paediatric sizes, reusable or disposable options, material specifications, oxygen reservoir configurations, compatible face masks, accessories, packaging quantities and personalised quotations.