This is "Potential New Pleur-Evac Set-Up" by Scott from EMCrit on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. The Pleur-Evac® Sahara is a dry suction control device which operates without water with optimal patient protection thanks to its one way valve. To decrease suction level, turn dial clockwise and relieve negativity with the high negativity relief valve. Con nect to suction source Connect to suction source Pa tie 1,80m Turn the red dial Connect to the patient thoracic catheter. Turn on suction and increase suction until gentle bubbling appears in the suction control chamber. Suction increase or decrease. GMDN Preferred Term Name GMDN Definition; Whole-blood-recovery autotransfusion system, powered An assembly of devices used to collect, filter, and reinfuse intraoperative and/or postoperative autologous blood shed during and/or after elective and non-elective surgery. initial set-up of the chest drain unit. The water flow and float ball should tidal up and down in the water seal such as Pleur-Evac, but there are some important differences. Be sure to ask if you have questions about a chest drain that you've never used before. 8 years ago. Pleur-evac Chest Drainage System. Instructions on how to Set-up Sahara® S-1150 Unit, Dry Suction / Dry Seal Control. Download. Pleur-EVAC chest drain systems are great tools for extracting air and contaminants from the pleural space. MedOnTheGo.com is proud to offer this high-end unit. Call Us At: 1.800.430.2426 Set-up Sahara® S-1100 Unit, Pleur-evac® Chest Drainage System. 8 years ago. Instructions on how to Set-up Sahara® S-1100-08LF Unit, Pleur-evac® Chest Drainage System. Dry Suction / Dry Seal Control. Set-up A-6000 Unit, Pleur-evac® Chest Drainage System. 8 years ago. Pleur-evac® Chest Drainage System. Instructions on how to Set-up A-6000 Unit, Dry Suction / Wet Seal Control. Download. CAUTION: Keep Pleur-evac® Unit below patient's chest WATER RISING IN SMALL ARM OF THE Depress the manual high negativity relief valve until the 8 Sep 2014 1967, new wet suction technologies were developed by Pleur-evac and later advanced to become MINI Sahara allows patients to ambulate during recovery To see how to set up a Pleur-evac®, see this YouTube video here. A Pleur-evac® is single use drainage system used for continuous suction of the pleural space, for either pleural effusion or spontaneous pneumothorax. A water column is used to regulate the suction, as well as an in line regulator, both set to 20 mmHg. G J PLEUR-EVAC A-6000 SERIES FLUID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ® Dry Suction, Wet Seal SETUP INSTRUCTIONS: If suction is prescribed, follow steps 1 through 5. If suction is not required, follow steps 1 and 2. 1. Fill water seal chamber • A sterile water bottle is provided to facilitate filling. To open, twist and break the bottle seal. G J PLEUR-EVAC A-6000 SERIES FLUID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ® Dry Suction, Wet Seal SETUP INSTRUCTIONS: If suction is prescribed, follow steps 1 through 5. If suction is not required, follow steps 1 and 2. 1. Fill water seal chamber • A sterile water bottle is provided to facilitate filling. To open, twist and break the bottle seal.