Integrated Airway & Oxygen Management | StatPacks G3+ Breather SOP

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Integrated Airway & Oxygen Management | StatPacks G3+ Breather SOP

Category: First Aid Bags & Empty Cases

Difficulty Level: Tier 4: Professional or Advanced Training Required

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Written by: Valerie Ellis Lavin

Quick Overview

The STATPACKS G3+ Breather Oxygen Bundle is an EMS airway backpack paired with the green G3+ Oxygen Module, for crews who carry airway gear and one D or Jumbo-D oxygen cylinder in a single bag.

The bundle pairs the 32 liter G3+ Breather backpack with the G3+ Oxygen Module. The Breather has a main compartment with a hook-and-loop interior and clear mesh storage, side pockets and an aux pocket, on a Stand-Strong base. The module holds one cylinder with room for tubing and masks, with valve protection in the design and hook-and-loop and buckle attachments. It ships empty: the oxygen cylinder, regulator and supplies are not included.

The Breather measures 23" H x 17" W x 9" D, holds 32 liters and weighs 6.3 lbs. Its main compartment is 22" x 15" x 6", the side pockets are 17" x 7" x 4" and the aux pocket is 20" x 13" x 3". The green module is 16.5" H x 6" W x 3" D and weighs 1 lb. Colors are Red G35008REBD, Blue G35008BUBD, Green G35008GNBD and Tactical Black G35008TKBD.

Inspect the backpack and module before each shift and after every call, and restock the bag to your agency's loadout list. Clean both pieces per your agency's protocol, and stage the cylinder only as your oxygen protocol directs.

Field Application Steps

1. INSPECT ON ARRIVAL: Confirm the bundle holds the G3+ Breather backpack in the color you ordered and the green G3+ Oxygen Module. Check the exterior, the hook-and-loop interior, the mesh storage, the Stand-Strong base and the module's attachments.

2. PLAN THE LOADOUT: The bundle ships empty, with no cylinder, regulator or supplies. Build the loadout from your agency's airway and oxygen protocol, using the main compartment, side pockets and aux pocket, which fit ACLS, AED, ALS, BLS, O2 and PALS gear.

3. LOAD THE OXYGEN MODULE: Place one D or Jumbo-D cylinder, supplied by your agency, in the Oxygen Module, with tubing and masks in the room beside it. Secure and handle the cylinder only as your agency's oxygen protocol and your training direct.

4. PACK THE AIRWAY GEAR: Set airway gear in the main compartment using the hook-and-loop interior and clear mesh storage, so each item sits where the crew expects it. Use the side pockets and aux pocket for the rest of the loadout.

5. CLOSE AND CHECK: Close the main compartment and every pocket fully without forcing them over the contents. If a pocket strains, take an item out and rework the loadout.

6. CARRY AND STAGE: Carry the Breather as a backpack and set it down on its Stand-Strong base on scene. Between calls, stage the pack and module where your unit's plan puts them, on the rig or at the station.

7. UNPACK AFTER USE: After a call, remove used and opened items, and remove or exchange the cylinder as your oxygen protocol directs. Hand off or dispose of used supplies as your agency's protocol directs.

8. CLEAN, RESTOCK, STORE: Clean the backpack and module per your agency's protocol and let them dry. Restock to the loadout list, check any dates printed on the components and restage the bag.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER & SAFETY WARNING:
The information provided in this Luminary Global Field Manual is strictly for educational and informational purposes. It is not a substitute for formal medical, tactical, or professional training. In the event of a medical emergency, immediately seek professional help or contact emergency services. Luminary Global assumes no liability for the misuse of equipment, improper application of techniques, or any injuries/damages resulting from the use of these guidelines. Always rely on your official agency training, local laws, and established protocols during a crisis.