Portable Animal High Flow Oxygen Therapy Machine Vet Anesthesia Machine Mechanical Ventilator

An anesthesia machine delivers a precise mixture of anesthetic gases (such as oxygen, nitrous oxide, and volatile anesthetic agents) and oxygen to the patient through a breathing circuit. The machine includes several key components: vaporizers to convert liquid anesthetic into gas, flowmeters to control the gas flow, a breathing system to deliver the gas mixture to the patient, and monitors to track the patient’s vital signs and gas concentrations.

Medical anesthesia machines are indispensable in modern medicine, offering precise control over anesthetic delivery, enhancing patient safety, and ensuring successful surgical outcomes across a broad spectrum of medical procedures.

Product Advantage:

• Precise Control of Anesthesia: Anesthesia machines allow for exact control over the concentration of anesthetic gases administered to the patient, ensuring the correct dosage is maintained throughout the procedure. This precision minimizes the risk of under- or over-sedation.

• Integrated Monitoring: Modern anesthesia machines come equipped with integrated monitoring systems that track vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and the concentration of anesthetic gases. These real-time measurements help anesthesiologists to adjust the anesthesia levels instantly, ensuring patient safety.

• Safety Features: Advanced anesthesia machines are equipped with safety mechanisms like alarms for low oxygen levels, high or low pressure, and equipment malfunctions. These features help prevent complications during surgery by alerting the medical team to any issues immediately.

• Versatility: Anesthesia machines are highly versatile and can be used in a variety of medical settings, including general surgery, specialized procedures like neurosurgery or cardiac surgery, and outpatient clinics. They can also accommodate different types of anesthesia, such as general, regional, or intravenous.

• Improved Patient Outcomes: By providing stable and controlled anesthesia, these machines reduce the likelihood of adverse events during surgery, such as awareness during surgery, respiratory complications, or cardiovascular instability. This leads to better overall patient outcomes and quicker recovery times.

• Customization for Specific Needs: Anesthesia machines can be adjusted to suit the specific needs of different patients, whether they are children, adults, or those with particular medical conditions. This adaptability ensures that anesthesia can be administered safely and effectively across a wide range of patient demographics.

Product Uses:

• General Surgery: Anesthesia machines are essential in almost all types of surgical procedures, from minor outpatient surgeries to major operations. They ensure that the patient remains unconscious and pain-free during the surgery.

• Specialized Surgeries: In complex procedures such as neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, and organ transplants, anesthesia machines provide the precise control needed to manage the delicate balance of anesthesia, oxygenation, and patient monitoring.

• Emergency Medicine: Anesthesia machines are also critical in emergency settings where rapid induction of anesthesia is necessary, such as in trauma cases requiring immediate surgery.

• Post-Operative Care: In some cases, anesthesia machines may be used in post-operative settings to continue administering anesthetics or pain management medications as the patient recovers from surgery.

• Outpatient Procedures: Anesthesia machines are used in outpatient clinics for procedures like endoscopy, dental surgery, and minor surgical interventions where general or regional anesthesia is required.

Product Operate Guide：

The operation of the machine is not done once and for all, and it is necessary to pay special attention to the state of the machine during each packaging process. In order to effectively manage and maintain the packaging machine and control the product quality, in addition to regular maintenance, the auxiliary personnel and feeding personnel of the equipment also need to follow the following operating procedures.

Auxiliary personnel

• Turn on the power switch

• Check whether the air pressure is sufficient (must reach 0.6Mpa)

• Click the host to start, and check whether each action is working properly

• Check and clean up each box room

• Put the bag, load the material, put the material box

• Click the host to start

• The product that is packaged in vacuum for the first time should be checked whether the seal is firm, whether the suction is tight and through the water check(Must check vacuum chamber 1-10)

• During the production process, check the product sealing and pumping conditions continuously

• Every 2 hours after the machine runs, must be the top cover of the machine, bag clip, and funnel mouth, carried out with an air gun clean

• The bag or material dropped on the machine, should be hooked out with a hook, do not take it by hand