Delivery Bed – Stainless Steel

ual, PS/CPAP (with apnea backup), Standby • Setting: Navigator knob & touchscreen • Tidal volume: 20~1500ml • Ventilation frequency: 2~100bpm • I:E ratio: 4:1~1:8 • Electronic PEEP: OFF, 3~30cmH2O • Inspiratory plateau: OFF, 5~60% • Flow trigger: 1~15L/min • Pressure range: 5~70cmH2O • Pressure support: 3~50cmH2O • Ventilation Monitoring: Pressure: Ppeak, Pplat, Pmean, PEEP Volumes: MV, Vt Respiratory frequency Compliance, etc. • Gas Monitoring: O2, CO2, Agent (All optional) • Graph display(basic config): P-t, F-t, V-t waveforms • Graph display(full config): P-t, F-t, V-t waveforms, P-V and F-V loops • Alarm: High/Low Airway Pressure High/Low Minute Volume High/Low FiO2 (when FiO2 function is enabled) Power failure, O2 Supply failure, Apnea, etc. • Alarm Silence: ≤120 s • Patient type: Adult, pediatric • Ventilation modes(basic config): IPPV, PCV, SIMV-VC, Manual, PS/CPAP (with apnea backup), Standby • Support 2 vaporizers (Selectatec® with interlock) • Optional additional 1 vaporizer holder • Agent type: Halothane, Enflurane, Isoflurane, Sevoflurane • Filling type: Pour-fill, Key-fill, Quik-fil® Vaporizer Technical Specications Ventilator Specifications Electrical Specifications • Mains: AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz • Battery: DC 24V, minimum 120min • Mains outlet: 3 • Gas supply: 0.28~0.6MPa • Flowmeters(basic config): O2: 0~1L/min; 1~10L/min N2O: 0~1 L/min; 1~10L/min • Flowmeters(Full config): O2: 0~1L/min; 1~10L/min N2O: 0~1 L/min; 1~12L/min Air: 0~1 L/min; 1~15L/min • Gas system: O2 supply failure alarm O2 supply failure protection O2 flush: 25~75L/min • Working mode: Closed, Semi-closed, Semi-open • Driven mode: Pneumatically driven and electronically controlled • Safety valve: ≤10kPa • Operating mode: Man. / Vent. • Cylinder yokes: Optional Pneumatic Specifications • Dimensions(H×W×D): 1356×845×620mm • Weight: 110kg (Basic unit) • Storage temperature: -20~55℃ • Working temperature: 10~40℃ • Storage humidity: ≤93% P

Key Components and Their Functions:

1. Uterine Sound – Measures the depth and orientation of the uterus.

2. Cervical Dilators (Hegar or Pratt Dilators) – Used to gradually dilate the cervix for uterine access.

3. Uterine Curettes (Sharp and Blunt) – For scraping and removing tissue or debris from the uterine walls.

4. Tenaculum Forceps (Single/Double Tooth) – Used to grasp and stabilize the cervix during the procedure.

5. Vulsellum Forceps – Helps in holding the cervix or uterus firmly.

6. Sponge Holding Forceps – Used for cleaning and applying antiseptics inside the vagina.

7. Artery Forceps (Curved and Straight) – For clamping small blood vessels to control bleeding.

8. Scissors (Mayo, Metzenbaum) – Used for cutting sutures or soft tissue.

9. Speculum (Cusco or Sims) – Opens the vaginal canal for visualization and access to the cervix.

10. Bowls and Kidney Dishes – For collecting samples or fluids during the procedure.