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3.4. Bag t
Connection to the gas supply hose (spiral hose):
A non-rebreathing valve prevents the patient from
breathing back into the breathing bag.
Bag connector:
the breathing bag is attached here.
ambient air valve:
When the breathing bag is com-
pletely empty, the safety valve opens and the patient
breathes ambient air.
nozzle:
the hose linking the Bag t with the mixer is con-
nected here.
3. o
2
outlet: oxygen mask connector:
the connector
for the o
2
demand mask is located at the back of the unit.
A non-return valve prevents oxygen escaping when no
mask is inserted. optional: o
2
demand mask for general
emergencies in the practice. If a patient becomes dizzy,
for example, he can breathe in pure oxygen using the
full-face mask. the demand valve of the mask opens
on inhalation. If a patient is unconscious and no longer
breathing independently, he can be actively ventilated
by pressing the button. An oxygen mask is not manda-
tory with nitrous oxide sedation, but it is useful in the
practice in case of emergency. Use only the Baldus® De-
mand mask in combination with the Baldus® touch (refer
to Section 4. Accessories).
Fig. 3: Bag t
Connection to the
gas supply hose
Bag
connector
ambient air
valve
Fig. 4: Baldus® touch back view
3.5 Back and side views
1. Mixed gas outlet:
outlet for the mixed gas
2. o
2
inlet/ o
2
/inlet:
the white oxygen pressure hose is
attached here.
Fig. 5: Baldus® demand mask
Fig. 6: Baldus® touch, view of the right side
4. n
2
o inlet:
the blue nitrous oxide pressure hose is at-
tached here.
there is a connector for the power supply cable on the
right side.