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ventilator, also called a respirator
40-60 Breaths per minute
ventilator
Ventilator
Respiratory sensors. Respiratory sensors monitor oxygen intake and carbon dioxide output.
This occurs when respiratory drive is lower and breaths per minute decrease - to the point that added oxygenation (or even respiratory support on a ventilator) is required. A number of conditions and diseases can cause respiratory depression. Common conditions include severe respiratory infections, congestive heart failure, exacerbation of COPD, among others.
The monitor is the screen that you are looking at to read this answer.
Yes respiratory therapists are there to help you set up a bipap machine (A BIPAP machine is a type of ventilator used to treat chronic conditions that affect your breathing.) But you have an option to set it up yourself.
Pulmonologists are physicians who specialize in evaluating and treating the lungs. Respiratory therapists carry out the orders of physicians to provide respiratory treatments. They are also involved in ICU care when a patient is on a ventilator. Nurses teach all aspects of lung health and about lung diseases and medications, treatments, self-help or home therapies, etc.
a ventilator helps somebody breathe that its a life support machine keeps the person alive it basically does all the body functions for them they cant survive without it a person on a ventilator kinda can survive.
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Negative pressure ventilator was created in 1928.