DEVICE: Patient Loading Utility System (PLUS) (00810050861878)

A device designed to be installed within an ambulance to facilitate the manual docking and locking of an ambulance stretcher to an ambulance, and secure the stretcher during transportation. It consists of a docking point(s) that may include a manual lifting/guiding mechanism.

A mains electricity (AC-powered) pump designed for use in a laboratory to produce vacuum. It is typically used to support many laboratory activities/processes such as sample aspiration, separation, and drying. It has an electric motor typically connected to a rotating or membrane-type pump head that removes (sucks in) air to produce strong suction (vacuum). It is typically used to aspirate liquids from samples in various types of containers (e.g., microplates, test tubes), draw liquids through a filter, and create vacuum in containers.

A reduction valve designed to be attached through a gastight connector (e.g., a pin-index or bull-nosed screw thread connection) to the valve stem of a medical gas (e.g., carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrous oxide, gas mixture) cylinder to reduce high, variable gas pressure to a lower, constant working pressure (excludes procedure-dedicated valves). It can be a single or a dual stage regulator, usually of a piston or diaphragm design. It will have a safety relief valve to avoid excessive pressure due to increased ambient temperatures, and it may have associated devices (e.g., a manometer, flowmeter) to display the available gas reserve of a gas cylinder, the working pressure and/or the flow rate.

A noninvasive electronic device designed to convert air or gas pressure signals into electrical signals for subsequent display or processing by a parent device (e.g., physiological data recorder, gastrointestinal motility analysis system). It may be a compact unit or included in an electrical cable, and receives pressure signals from connected pressure-measuring devices (e.g., urodynamic air-charged catheter, monitoring respiratory tubing).