An anesthetic ventilator helps with COVID-19

Anesthesia machines are equipped with ventilators that, in many cases, provide life-sustaining mechanical ventilation to patients with respiratory failure. They are used every day for this purpose in the operating room. Do not in any way advocate or recommend the use of anesthesia machines as ventilators under any normal circumstances. Nevertheless, anesthesia ventilators were an obvious first-line backup during the COVID-19 pandemic, when there were not enough ventilators to meet patient care needs.

Anesthesia machines are usually equipped with a powerful ventilator that can meet the needs of the vast majority of patients with respiratory diseases who require mechanical ventilation support. The shortage of ventilators in the ICU is expected to be a problem if the number of infected people with ventilator failures exceeds the supply of ventilators. The use of an anesthetic machine as a ventilator in the ICU should be considered a life-saving intervention. Anesthesia professionals should provide counseling and support to ensure that anesthesia is not misdelivered and ventilator Settings are properly managed.

Anesthesia machines are equipped with ventilators that, in many cases, provide life-sustaining mechanical ventilation to patients with respiratory failure. They are used every day for this purpose in the operating room. AMJ-303 Portable Multi-function Trolley Anesthetic Ventilator Workstation has the characteristics of the inhalation anesthesia, the volatilization of the humanized interface, high-quality cans, modular breathing circuit, accurate flow control, the complete function of anesthesia ventilator, perfect monitoring, alarm and information management system, etc., can help medical staff to improve work efficiency and help the operation safely, comfortable, efficient operation. It is important for the anesthesiologist to know not only the patient's airway pressure and tidal volume but also the concentration of the various components in the delivery gas. In addition, it is also important to know the real-time hemodynamic status of the patient. Therefore, the new concept of "anesthesia workstation" is just in line with the urgent needs of current anesthesiologists.