ISO 23372:2022

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 12 May 2022

Anaesthetic and respiratory equipment — Air entrainment devices

ISO 23372:2022 Files

English 8 Pages
Current Edition
30.68 BHD

ISO 23372:2022 Scope

This document specifies minimum performance and safety requirements for air entrainment devices used for delivery of designated oxygen concentrations to patients. It provides a test method to check the accuracy of the oxygen concentration in the air/oxygen mixture generated by the air entrainment devices. Air entrainment devices can be fixed to deliver a single oxygen concentration or adjustable, to deliver a range of oxygen concentration outputs.

This document also specifies marking requirements and recommends an optional system of colour coding to assist the user in identifying the designated oxygen concentration.

This document does not cover air entrainment devices which are integral with medical devices specified in other standards (e.g. emergency lung ventilators, humidifiers, nebulizers).

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