CPR-D·padz Training Electrodes with reusable "Z-design" electrode with CPR hand placement indicator and one (1) pair of disposable adhesive gels.Note: The disposable gels must be applied to the reusable pad before use.
The Datascope Gas Module 3 is a companion to several patient monitors. The Gas Module 3, commonly called the Datascope GM3, is capable of automatically identifying and measuring five anesthetic agents (Desflurane, Enflurane, Sevoflurane, Halothane, and Isoflurane, as well as N20, CO2, and O2. This unit monitors all gases via sidestream sampling
Brand: Datascope Model or Ref: 0998-00-0143 Equipment Type: Gas Module Serial Number: 4318975-A1 SKU: QT100000473 Weight: 12lbs Functional Condition: Refurbished Cosmetic Condition: Good Location: Pine Brook, NJ 07058 Powers On: Yes Includes Power Cords: Yes Additional Notes: Data Cable
The Datascope Gas Module SE is a companion to several patient monitors. The Gas Module SE, commonly called the Datascope GM SE, is capable of automatically identifying and measuring five anesthetic agents (Desflurane, Enflurane, Sevoflurane, Halothane, and Isoflurane, as well as N20, CO2, and O2. This unit monitors all gases via sidestream sampling.
The Datascope Passport 2 has been a reliable favorite for over a decade. Praised for its ease of use, large screen, customizable display and portability, this monitor easily works for both bedside and transport situations.
Brand: Datascope Model or Ref: Passport 2 Equipment Type: Patient Monitor Serial Number: TS02630-B6 SKU: QT100000614 Weight: 10.3 lbs Functional Condition: Used Cosmetic Condition: Poor Location: Pine Brook, NJ 07058 Powers On: Yes Includes Power Cords: No Additional Notes: Powers on, ground pin damaged
Brand: Datascope Model or Ref: Passport 2 Equipment Type: Patient Monitor Serial Number: TS120166C8 SKU: QT100000489 Weight: 10.3 lbs Functional Condition: Used Cosmetic Condition: Fair Location: Pine Brook, NJ 07058 Powers On: Yes Includes Power Cords: No Additional Notes: CO2 built-in and Masimo SpO2 technology.
