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14/06/2024

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13/06/2024

Semi auto bio chemistry analyser
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09/06/2024

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06/09/2023

🫁A ventilator machine, also known as a mechanical ventilator or respirator, is a critical medical device used to assist individuals with breathing when they are unable to do so adequately on their own. These machines play a vital role in various medical settings, including hospitals, intensive care units (ICUs) & emergency rooms.

🫁Purpose:🩺 Ventilators are primarily used to support patients who have difficulty breathing due to various medical conditions. These conditions may include respiratory failure, pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), or neuromuscular diseases that weaken the respiratory muscles.

🫁Function:🏥 A ventilator delivers oxygen-rich air to the patient's lungs & removes carbon dioxide from their body. It accomplishes this through a combination of controlled air pressure and volume. The machine can be adjusted to deliver specific breath rates, tidal volumes & oxygen concentrations, tailored to the patient's needs.

🫁Types:⚙️ There are different types of ventilators, including invasive & non-invasive models. Invasive ventilation involves inserting a tube into the patient's airway (endotracheal or tracheostomy tube), while non-invasive methods use masks or nasal prongs. The choice of ventilation method depends on the patient's condition & requirements.

🫁Modes:🔣 Ventilators offer various ventilation modes, such as assist-control, pressure support & synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV). These modes allow healthcare providers to fine-tune ventilation to match the patient's respiratory patterns & needs.

🫁Safety Features:🚨Ventilators are equipped with safety features to prevent complications like barotrauma (lung damage due to excessive pressure) or volutrauma (lung injury caused by excessive volume). Alarms & monitoring systems are crucial to alert healthcare professionals to any deviations from the preset parameters.

🫁Patient Monitoring:😷 Continuous monitoring of vital signs, including oxygen saturation, heart rate & blood pressure, is essential when a patient is on a ventilator. This helps healthcare providers assess the effectiveness of ventilation & make necessary adjustments.

🫁Human Intervention:👨‍⚕️While ventilators can provide life-saving support, they require skilled healthcare professionals, such as respiratory therapists or critical care nurses, to manage & adjust them appropriately. These professionals monitor patients closely & adapt ventilator settings as needed.

🫁Temporary Support:🎗️Ventilators are typically used as a temporary measure until the patient's underlying condition improves. Weaning protocols are employed to gradually reduce ventilator support as the patient's respiratory function improves.

🫁Advancements:👨‍🔬Ventilator technology has advanced over the years, with features like adaptive modes & improved user interfaces. These advancements aim to enhance patient comfort & reduce complications.

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13/08/2023

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11/07/2023

Ramped Down Siemens 1.5T MRI.

Ramping down of MRI Magnet is a process where the magnetic field of the scanner is removed without quenching the system. Normally the magnetic field is sustained by superconductivity. This is where the electromagnetic solenoids are kept at 4 degrees kelvin (-269.15 degree Celsius to be very specific) and the electrical current continues to flow indefinitely through the solenoid. In the event of an accident, the magnetic field can be rapidly quenched by ejecting the cryogen (helium) to atmosphere however this is very expensive because the helium cannot be recovered. The alternative (assuming there is no immediate danger to humans) is to ramp down the current flowing through the solenoid by diverting it through a room temperature resistor (dump resistor). This prevents the need to waste the helium or the engineers perform this activity to do major corrective maintenance.

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