Question about ambu bags....?
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That little piece that sticks out where you attach the mask to the bag, that is what you would put onto the trach to bag the patient.  If your patient has a Jackson trach ( the metal one) then you would need to plug up the trach and bag them with the mask to their mouth.
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Depens how much you want to pay.  Here are some sites to look at.\nhttp://www.leather-bags-manufacturers.com/leather-duffle-bags.html\nhttp://www.giftsforprofessionals.com/luggage---travel-accessories-duffel-bags.html
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keep flys away from what?\nredefine your question, otherwise the ziplock will keep the flys out of the bag??
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I looked at the barf bag on my plane and did not find any warnings restricting its use. I think all the restaurant doggie bags should switch to barf bags so they don't leak all over your purse and seat on the way home. Lets hear it for the multi-purpose barf bag.
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The supermarket I use in the UK (Tesco) sells a very strong plastic bag called a "Bag for life" for about 20c. It has a nice design on it, and the guarantee is that if one falls apart, they will give you another. I always use these. The oldest one I have, (still in regular use I might add), is about 4 years old. \nThis seems to me to be the best option by far!
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Jansport bags tend to stay on my shoulder and they are very strong,assuming you dont mind using a backpack.Might i recommend that you shorten the bag straps so that there is more tension whent it is on your shoulder and and it therefore less likely able to fall off.or if you cant adjust the strap length then just use another make of bag or another type of bag like a backpack.
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i will buy any bags that looks cool and its affordable. like nike addidas thirty seven degrees billabong roxy. nope never any injuries how can u get injured because of ur bag?
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I think that the laws depend on where the bag comes from...check it out online!
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hello, ı am soyutum.firstly,sorry.ı cannot answer to your question.but,thanks for your answer.yet,it is not enough for me. ı am still confused.(baggonise: ı think there should be two words,so,they were blended.the first one is bag or baggage the other one is unkown.ok!)please help me.what can it be?
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I have a tokidoki bag and it looks like this:\n\nhttp://www.lesportsac.com/store/media/tokidoki/9510_3697.jpg\n\nyeah simone's art really rocks
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Some interesting facts regarding body bags:\n\nFirst of all, the ones you usually see in the movies that are thick and dark and not used in real life.  They are lighter in color and thickness of the material so any evidence that falls from a body can be easily seen.\n\nSecondly, body bags are NOT EVER reused.  Here's an interesting paragraph I found on a private website:\n\n"One of my best friends works for a private company that does "removals." They also do all the coroner's cases for Sacramento and Yolo counties in California.\n\nAll hospital cases (not nursing homes), any diseases, and all coroner's cases (homicides, suicides, etc.) are placed in body bags. Not all cases are, though. I've seen my friend run quite a few calls, and a lot of times, they are just under a sheet on a stretcher when being delivered from whereever they died (house call, nursing home, etc.) to the funeral home. \n\nShe's worked there since she was 18, and she has some serious STORIES.\n\nOh yeah, almost forgot the orignal question--they DO NOT reuse body bags, under any circumstances."\n\nCan you imagine how much it would cost to clean and disinfect them.  They aren't that expensive when purchased in bulk, so it's much more cost efficient to dispose of used ones and purchase new ones.
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Depends on the quality of the bag (how much weight it can withstand) and the density that you want it to be. You can use old newspaper packed tightly inside, old rags for a slightly more dense (harder) bag, or even sand for a really dense, heavy bag. If you use sand make sure it is a top quality bag.
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http://images.google.ca/images?hl=en&q=polythene%20bags&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi\n\nThere are some picture examples at the link above.
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Blimey! what a big beast Alan has become. Boa beds are available in all good pet stores, but they aren't bags\nMaybe a box would be best.\n\nBags are constricting.And fashioning your own from say, half a dozen giraffe necks, maybe mistaken for food.\nI would hate to find out Alan has mistaken your bag as lunch and \nswallowed it! after Trying to squeeze it to death.
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Yes, really... they don't have handles... lol \nAnd in the US movies somebody always drops them or turns them over so all the content rolls all around... lol\n\nIn Europe i haven't seen carrier bags without handles. \nThey haven't invented yet the handles for those bags in the US.\n\nComments about Rugby...'s answer\nIt seems that the movie directors haven't been in their life in a real supermarket, if they put actors to use carrier bags without handles in  films. And not even the actors, if they are not complaining about it...
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Put a bag over your head
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Depends on the size.\n\nTry putting 4 or 5 in a bag for $1.  But, I wouldn't make them too big.  People like to feel like they're getting a bargain.\n\nHave Fun!\n\nBest of Luck to YOU!