What component is used to connect the tubing of a BVM or CPR mask to an emergency oxygen system?

The component that is used to connect the tubing of a Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) or CPR mask to an emergency oxygen system is the inlet port. The inlet port serves as the entry point for oxygen from the oxygen supply into the system, ensuring that the necessary oxygen is delivered to the patient during resuscitation efforts or when providing ventilation support. This connection is crucial for creating a proper flow of oxygen, which is vital for effective respiratory support in emergency situations.

When using a BVM or CPR mask, it’s important that the inlet port is appropriately aligned with the oxygen supply to maintain an effective delivery of oxygen, which can significantly improve outcomes in critical situations. The other components mentioned, such as flow meters, pressure gauges, and oxygen regulators, play important roles in monitoring and controlling oxygen pressure and flow, but they are not the direct connection point for tubing to deliver oxygen to the mask.