Lung Ventilator

A Lung Ventilator is a machine that supplies supplemental oxygen to patients who are unable to breathe by themselves or/and dealing with breathing insufficiency. It uses a set of breathing tubes (made of medical-grade plastic) and valves to pump breathable air (oxygen) into the lungs of the patient and vent out the carbon dioxide (CO2). Breathing tubes act as the airway mediums that connect to the windpipe/ throat of a patient. The machine uses valves, tubes, compressed air reservoir, pressure gauge, oxygen flow meter, oxygen regulator and a few other components to obtain a full patient circuit required during emergency.

A Lung Ventilator is electronically controlled by microcontroller machines and, also contains a battery backup in the event of a power failure. It exhibits a wide range of ventilation parameters in the form of visual graphics. It helps with the breathing process of a patient in need of intensive care during emergency, hospitalization, operation; or for long-term breathing dependency. The system incorporates audio and visual safety alarms to alert user and medical professions of potential equipment failure or of patient’s health condition.