Description:

"The Berman Oral Airway #8 (80mm, Smoke Gray) is a robust, high-quality airway device crafted for managing the airways of unresponsive or semi-conscious patients lacking a gag reflex. With its 80mm length, this size is perfectly appropriate for adult patients and plays a crucial role in maintaining upper airway clearance during emergency procedures, anesthesia, or resuscitations.

Made from durable, medical-grade plastic, this airway features a dual-channel structure that guarantees unobstructed airflow while allowing easy access for suction devices. The open-sided design of the Berman airway enhances visibility and facilitates the efficient removal of secretions without hindering ventilation.

Its anatomically curved form aligns with the natural structure of the oral cavity and pharynx, preventing the backward collapse of the tongue that could block the airway. The polished finish and rounded edges help minimize trauma during insertion, thereby improving both safety and patient comfort.

Color-coded in smoke gray, the #8 size can be easily and quickly identified during urgent situations. This feature is especially valuable in emergency settings where rapid selection and implementation of airway adjuncts are crucial.

The flanged distal end stops the airway from entering too deeply into the mouth while providing a stable interface for connection to ventilation devices, such as bag-valve masks. It establishes a secure route for oxygen delivery and manual ventilation, making it an indispensable item in crash carts, trauma kits, and surgical equipment.

Being single-use and sterile, the Berman Oral Airway #8 meets infection control protocols, ensuring hygienic patient care. Its reliable construction and practical design render it a trustworthy choice for maintaining airways in various clinical settings.

Whether applied in pre-hospital care, emergency departments, or surgical rooms, the Berman Oral Airway #8 (80mm, Smoke Gray) provides essential assistance in achieving an open airway, enabling safe and effective respiratory interventions for patients unable to maintain their own airway."