Abstract: The present invention comprises a disposable endotracheal device specifically for use with newborn infants. The device incorporates a conventional endotracheal tube with a fluid receptacle whereby during use, liquid withdrawn from the infant does not come in contact with the user thereby preventing exposure to a dangerous virus or the like.

Abstract: An aspirator includes a closed container having a suction tube connected to a closed bellows within the container for creating a vacuum, and a patient tube for insertion into the body cavity of a patient for sucking removal of mucus and other excess bodily fluids by the vacuum. An upstanding partition inside the container creates a fluid collection chamber separate from the vacuum chamber, but in gaseous communication therewith. A valve system insures only vacuum pressure in the patient tube.

Abstract: The invention provides a system with hardware useful for artificial milk extraction from the human breast. Included is a conical breast cup placed over the mother's breast and a mouth piece on which the mother sucks. The sucking regulates a vacuum created in a baby bottle when air is removed through a tube in a vacuum cap on the bottle. The vacuum expresses milk from the nursing mother's breast similar to a suckling baby. The milk is drawn from the conical breast cup, along a milk tube, and into the baby bottle through a milk stem opening in the vacuum cap. During sucking, the vacuum created in the system holds the conical breast cup in position and allows the mother use of both hands. The filled baby bottle is then caped and the milk stored for future use.