Artificial respirator for nursing in cardiology department

Abstract

The invention discloses an artificial respirator for nursing in the cardiology department, belonging to the technical field of artificial respirators. The respirator comprises an oxygen tank, whereina barometer is mounted at the top end of the oxygen tank; the right side of the oxygen tank is fixedly connected with a gas conveying pipe; a gas conveying valve is mounted in the gas conveying pipe;the right side of the gas conveying pipe is fixedly connected with a mask of a patient; fixing bands are fixedly connected to the two sides of the mask of the patient; a connector is connected to thetop end of the mask of the patient in an embedded manner; and the bottom end of the connector is connected with a gas outlet head in a matched mode. The artificial respirator for nursing in the cardiology department can realize artificial respiration of the patient, avoids the mouth-to-mouth direct contact between a doctor and the patient, prevents the spreading of diseases, effectively protects the body health of the doctor, can provide oxygen for the patient in time when the patient restores breathing so as to facilitate breathing of the patient, and is capable of purifying and disinfectingair entering the body of the patient during artificial expiration of the patient so as to facilitate the recovery of the patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of artificial respirators, in particular to an artificial respiration device for cardiology nursing. Background technique [0002] Artificial respiration (cpr), a first aid method used when spontaneous breathing stops. The air is rhythmically entered into the lungs by hand or mechanical device, and then the gas entering the lungs is exhaled by using the elastic retraction force of the thorax and lung tissue. This goes round and round to replace spontaneous breathing. Artificial respiration refers to the use of artificial methods, using the principle of the pressure difference between the intrapulmonary pressure and the atmospheric pressure, so that the person in respiratory arrest can obtain passive respiration, obtain oxygen, discharge carbon dioxide, and maintain the most basic life. The human heart and brain require a constant supply of oxygen. If the oxygen supply is interrupted for 3 to 4 minutes, ir...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The artificial respiration device of prior art has following shortcoming: 1, this device air inlet place is inconvenient to install and dismantle, inconvenient when cleaning and disinfecting, can not provide oxygen in time when patient can breathe simultaneously; Purify the harmful substances in the air, and at the same time cannot sterilize the air, and directly transport the air to the patient's body, which is not conducive to the recovery of the patient. Therefore, we propose an artificial respiration device for cardiology nursing.

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