Requirements for the Use of Transport Ventilators
Requirements for the Use of Transport Ventilators
The 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 source or use its own battery. Suitable for first aid and transportation in medical facilities, mainly considering the application in emergency wards or transportation ambulances. The purpose of use is to support or maintain life, and to maintain effective ventilation for patients with respiratory failure or difficulty breathing.
As an application scenario mainly for first aid facilities and medical equipment for transportation, portable emergency transportation ventilators will inevitably face different first aid and transportation treatments from general hospitals in clinical practice. The characteristics of outpatient first aid are generally strong sociality and randomness, making it difficult to predict the specific situation of the first aid. The time for first aid will be very urgent, and the best first aid time is generally 12 hours after the event occurs. Medical first aid effects beyond 24 hours will be greatly reduced. The emergency environment is generally poor and may face pollution. Medical staff face a variety of complex illnesses, and during treatment, they will follow the principle of emergency treatment outside the hospital, focusing on saving lives and timely transportation to create opportunities for subsequent treatment.
The characteristics of transportation are: unstable patient condition, limited monitoring and treatment equipment, insufficient personnel, and high incidence of dangerous events outside the ICU.
Due to the particularity of emergency transportation, the requirements for emergency transportation ventilators are reliable, safe, easy to operate, easy to carry, and can achieve seamless connection during transportation.
