Oxygen Mask

An oxygen mask is a medical device that covers the patient’s nose and mouth to deliver continuous oxygen supply, mainly indicated for hypoxia, respiratory insufficiency, or emergency scenarios. Connected to oxygen sources like oxygen cylinders or oxygen concentrators, it provides patients with stable and controllable oxygen, helping improve blood oxygen saturation and relieve dyspnea.

Widely used in hospital clinical treatment, emergency transfer, and home care, the oxygen mask is one of the most frequently applied oxygen delivery methods in basic oxygen therapy.

Working Principle

Oxygen enters the mask cavity through connecting tubing. When the patient inhales, oxygen mixes with ambient air inside the mask before being inhaled into the lungs. The actual inhaled oxygen concentration mainly depends on two factors:

1.Set oxygen flow rate

2.Mask structure and sealing performance

Rational adjustment of oxygen flow rate and proper facial fit of the mask can deliver sustained oxygen therapy support for patients within a safe range.

Product Structure & Specifications

An oxygen mask typically consists of the following components:

Soft mask body: Fits over the nose and mouth area, with a sealing gasket on the edge to reduce air leakage

Adjustable head strap: Secures the mask in place, suitable for different head sizes

Oxygen inlet: Connects to oxygen sources via tubing with strong universality

Size Specifications

Multiple sizes are available to meet the needs of different populations:

Product Features

Multi-size Coverage for All Populations

Suitable for infants, children, and adult patients.

Soft & Contoured Fit Design

Made of flexible materials that conform to facial contours, reducing local pressure discomfort.

Medical-grade Material

Odorless, less likely to cause skin irritation, ideal for short-term or continuous use.

Universal Inlet Design

Compatible with various oxygen equipment for broad applicability.

Aluminum Nasal Bridge Strip

Enhances nasal sealing and minimizes oxygen leakage.

Disposable Use

Reduces cross-infection risks and eliminates the need for cleaning and repeated disinfection.

Usage Instructions

1.Confirm the oxygen flow rate prescribed by physicians or caregivers.

2.Check the oxygen inlet and connecting tubing for integrity and cleanliness.

3.Place the mask over the patient’s face and adjust the head strap to proper tightness.

4.Insert the connecting tubing firmly into the oxygen inlet to ensure no leakage.

5.Monitor the patient’s condition during use; adjust flow rate or mask position if necessary.

6.After use, dispose of the mask and tubing as disposable medical supplies.

Application Scenarios & Scope

Oxygen masks are applicable to the following scenarios:

Routine oxygen inhalation in hospital wards

Short-term oxygen delivery during emergency care and patient transportation

Adjuvant therapy for respiratory system diseases

Home oxygen therapy and nursing care

Postoperative recovery support or short-term hypoxia management

Standardized use ensures stable and reliable basic oxygen therapy for patients.