Device Category Dossier

Surgical/medical respirator, single-use

Device Category Dossier for Surgical/medical respirator, single-use. Australian ARTG records, sponsors, device class — compiled by arcimedes.

Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical/medical respirator, single-use
Device: Surgical respirator

Surgical respirators are form-shaped filtering masks placed over the nose and mouth that permit normal breathing while protecting the wearer from large particles such as blood and body fluids and small particles such as bacteria and viruses. These devices are designed to be worn by healthcare professionals during surgery , though they may also be used by healthcare workers and public users to protect against transfer of microorganisms, blood, bodily fluids and airborne particulates.