How Do Ventilators Work?
Ventilators are respiratory regulation devices. They help relieve stress on injured or weakened lungs and help in oxygenation by sending a mixture of gases into the lungs. These gases, usually air and oxygen, are put under positive pressure to assist in inhalation and, if necessary, negative pressure to pull air out for exhalation. This ventilator design incorporates flow sensors, temperature sensors, a nebulizer and a humidifier to ensure the necessary amount of air is administered under proper conditions.
Functional Block Diagram
Considerations for Ventilator Designs
Resources
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