Manual suction pump

A manual suction pump is a simple device used to remove fluid or gas from a body cavity or wound. It works by creating a vacuum that draws the material out through a small tube.

A manual suction pump usually consists of a bulb or piston that is squeezed to remove air from the suction tube, creating a vacuum. The tube is then inserted into the body cavity or wound and the suction is continued until the desired amount of fluid or gas has been removed.

Manual suction pumps are affordable, easy to use, and require no power source, making them valuable tool in both medical and emergency settings.

Manual suction pumps are used in medical procedures such as draining abscesses, removing excess joint fluid, and suctioning the airway of a patient experiencing difficulty breathing. They are also used in first aid situations to clear the airway of choking victims.