NuMask Retention Shield CPAP/BiPAP Training Presentation All Rights Reserved. © 2007-2011 NuMask®, Inc.

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NuMask Retention Shield CPAP/BiPAP Training Presentation All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

NuMask Retention Shield CPAP/BiPAP Training Presentation All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Table of Contents  Introduction: 4  Placement: 5-7  Respiratory Circuitry/Hands Free Ventilation: 8-9  Optional Nose Clip: 10  FAQs:  Contact Information: 16 All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

The contents include one NuMask Retention Shield and instructional guide. An optional nose clip is provided for the occasional case in which the retention shield does not fully occlude the nose. NuMask Retention Shield Kit All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Retention Shield Placement The NuMask Retention Shield is designed for use with the NuMask IntraOral Mask (IOM®). It is used to secure the mask in place, maintain mask seal, and occlude the nose. The IOM is first placed by instructing an awake patient to do so by himself or herself, or as described in the IOM instructions. The Retention Shield’s hole is then placed over the stem of the IOM, bringing the shield surface down to the patient’s lips. The shield notch goes up into the nose, and the raised surface of the shield hole contacts the lips. All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Retention Shield Placement Using the Velcro fasteners, the lower shield strap is then snugly attached around the back of the patient’s neck. All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Retention Shield Placement All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc. Using the Velcro fasteners, the upper shield strap is snugly attached around the back of the patient’s head, bringing the soft edge of the shield up to occlude the nose.

Standard CPAP/BiPAP or anesthesia circuitry may be attached directly to the IOM®. Respiratory/Anesthesia Circuitry All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Alternatively, a resuscitator bag may be attached and used for hands-free ventilation during transport, rescues, and evacuations. Hands-Free Ventilation All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Optional Nose Clip All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc. For the occasional case in which the retention shield does not fully occlude the nose, apply the included optional nose clip.

When using the retention shield, what do I do if the seal is leaking?  If leaking from the lips, using the Velcro fasteners, slightly increase equal tension on both straps.  If leaking from the nose, confirm proper placement of the shield’s notched upper edge, compressed up into the nostrils. Then, using the Velcro fastener, slightly increase tension on the upper strap. If the leak continues, apply the provided nose clip. FAQs All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Are there different Retention Shield or IOM® sizes?  No, the Retention Shield and IOM will normally accommodate all adults, and children in whom the mask comfortably fits in their closed mouths. In children with smaller mouths the CPR IOM may be applied to the outside of their lips as demonstrated in the NuMask CPR Training Presentation. FAQs All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

How can I help reduce my patient’s apprehension to CPAP/BiPAP or preoxygenation?  Initially coaching patients to insert and hold the IOM® themselves, while breathing on CPAP/BiPAP or oxygen (prior to placing the retention shield), allows them a calming feeling of control. Can the Retention Shield and IOM® be used in the OR?  Yes, the IOM is compatible with all standard respiratory fittings. FAQs All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

How do I detect secretions, emesis, or blood when using the IOM®?  The IOM is transparent with a highly polished finish at the base of the stem to allow for easy visualization of the OPA and any secretions or bodily fluids. It should be promptly removed if there is any risk of aspiration. What do I do if the patient vomits while wearing the Retention Shield?  Remove the retention shield and IOM® by releasing the Velcro fasteners and pulling away on the mask stem or retention shield itself. Assure emesis is cleared appropriately. FAQs All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

Can the Retention Shield be used in patients with latex allergies?  Yes, the product does not contain latex. Is the Retention Shield reusable?  No, the product is a one-time use disposable device. It needs to be properly disposed of after use or after being opened. The materials are NOT designed to tolerate an autoclave or chemical sterilization. FAQs All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.

For more information, please contact us at:  NuMask, Inc. | 6320 Canoga Ave, Ste 1500 Woodland Hills | CA,  Phone | 866-NuMask1 ( )  Fax |  |  Web | You may contact us 24 hours a day. Contact Information All Rights Reserved. © NuMask®, Inc.