Abstract: An inline adapter is provided including an elongated hollow body having an open first end configured to be connected to an inspiratory port of a patient ventilation assembly, an open second end opposite the first end, and a sidewall extending therebetween defining an airflow channel. The adapter also includes an inhaler port extending from the open second end of the adapter body configured to be connected to an inhaler, and an inspiratory branch having an open first end extending from an opening in the sidewall of the adapter body and an open second end configured to be connected to an inspiratory limb of the ventilation assembly. A longitudinal central axis of the inspiratory branch is angled relative to a longitudinal central axis of the adapter body.

Abstract: A humidifier adaptor for evacuating fluid and/or debris from a ventilator system includes a housing having a base, a top, and at least one sidewall, which together define a chamber and an inlet in the base of the housing extending into the chamber. The inlet includes a first end configured to receive air from a humidifier, a second end in the chamber, and a sidewall. The second end of the inlet can be positioned to at least partially inhibit the fluid and/or debris from entering an interior portion of the inlet. The humidifier adaptor also includes a tangential outlet in the at least one sidewall of the housing through which the air flows substantially tangentially out of the chamber. The humidifier adaptor also includes a drain outlet in the base of the housing for removing fluid and/or debris from the ventilator system by evacuation through the chamber.

Abstract: An inline adapter is provided including an elongated hollow body having an open first end configured to be connected to an inspiratory port of a patient ventilation assembly, an open second end opposite the first end, and a sidewall extending therebetween defining an airflow channel. The adapter also includes an inhaler port extending from the open second end of the adapter body configured to be connected to an inhaler, and an inspiratory branch having an open first end extending from an opening in the sidewall of the adapter body and an open second end configured to be connected to an inspiratory limb of the ventilation assembly. A longitudinal central axis of the inspiratory branch is angled relative to a longitudinal central axis of the adapter body.