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Requirements for the Use of Transport VentilatorsThe SD-H3000C portable emergency transport ventilator is a pneumatic and electrically controlled ventilator, with medical oxygen as the ventilation source. The control system is powered by a power source and can be connected to an external power

How the Ventilator S/T Mode Works？Four ventilator modes:1. CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Ventilation)2. S (Autonomous)3. T (time)4. S/T (Autonomous/Time)The above are the four ventilation modes of classic non-invasive ventilators, and regardless of the type of ventilator, it can be said

Differences in the Use of Invasive and Non-Invasive VentilatorsNon invasive positive pressure ventilation through a face mask (or nasal mask) is generally used for respiratory failure patients with mild airway lung function damage and clear consciousness. With the deepening of understanding of

Under What Circumstances Are Invasive Ventilators Used?      There are two types of ventilators: invasive and noninvasive. Generally speaking, invasive ventilators require tracheal intubation. Noninvasive ventilators generally use masks or nasal masks. Many patients' families will not understand

Characteristics of Emergency Transport Ventilator      Many people believe that emergency transport ventilators are equivalent to simple ventilators, because compared to professional ICU therapeutic ventilators, emergency transport ventilators do not have as many ventilation modes and parameter

Control Method of Ventilator  （1）Mechanical mechanism control     This is an early type of ventilator that is completely controlled and driven by mechanical mechanisms and does not require electrical energy, known as a pneumatic controlled ventilator, suitable for use outside the hospital. Due to

Ventilator Gas Switching Mode    Different types of ventilators have different ways of converting the inspiratory phase and the expiratory phase. At present, there are mainly four forms of breathing phase switching in ventilators, the most basic of which are pressure switching and volume switching

Classification of Ventilator       As equipment for treatment, first aid, and resuscitation, today's ventilators have more and more functions and their performance is becoming more and more perfect. Currently, there are more than 200 types of ventilators in clinical use in the world, which are

Overview of Ventilator      The energy required for normal physiological activities of the human body is produced by oxidative metabolism in the body. Cell tissues must continuously undergo oxidative metabolism to maintain normal life activities. Under normal circumstances, healthy people can