Anesthetic waste gas extracting device applied to anesthetic equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses an anesthetic waste gas extracting device applied to anesthetic equipment. The anesthetic waste gas extracting device comprises an evaporation chamber, a first filtering screen, a first pipeline, a second pipeline, an armrest, a solution tank, a solution cylinder, a third pipeline, a filtering chamber, a fourth pipeline, a first gas pump, an anesthetic inlet, an atomizer, an atomizer pipe and an anesthetic cylinder. The anesthetic waste gas extracting device is reasonable and simple in structure, low in production cost and convenient to mount, is capable of effectivelypreventing medical workers from inhaling the anesthetics, preventing patients from inhaling the anesthetics for a second time and protecting the safety of people; a filtering device is arranged and iscapable of effectively filtering and discharging the anesthetics; the anesthetic waste gas extracting device is capable of effectively extracting anesthetic gas in an anesthetic room, adsorbing the anesthetic gas and preventing the anesthetics from volatilizing, causing pollution to the air and causing influence; the anesthetic waste gas extracting device is also capable of effectively evaporating the anesthetics and preventing the gas from being discharged for a second time and causing no effect on extraction of the anesthetics.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical devices, in particular to an anesthesia waste gas extraction device for anesthesia equipment. Background technique: [0002] Anesthesiology is a comprehensive discipline, which contains multidisciplinary knowledge. Now the scope is wider, not only to meet the requirements of surgery, but also to participate in the rescue work of various departments, painless childbirth in gynecology, painless abortion and so on. [0003] At present, the anesthetics commonly used in the anesthesia department of the hospital will produce exhaust gas, which contains a large amount of carbon dioxide and odorous gas. The exhaust gas during anesthesia is usually discharged directly into the anesthesia operating room, which not only easily causes secondary inhalation of patients, but also affects the anesthetic. The inhaled dose is also easily inhaled by the medical staff in the operating room, affecting the normal work of the m...

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[0003] At present, the anesthetics commonly used in the anesthesia department of the hospital will produce exhaust gas, which contains a large amount of carbon dioxide and odorous gas. The exhaust gas during anesthesia is usually discharged directly into the anesthesia operating room, which not only easily causes secondary inhalation of patients, but also affects the anesthetic. The inhalation dose is also easily inhaled by the ...

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