Difference between anesthesia ventilator and icu ventilator
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A ventilator is a type of equipment that is used in the ICU to assist people in breathing when they are unable to do so themselves.
The ventilator is attached to a tube placed in the patients airway so it can deliver breathes into the lungs of the patient.
Anesthesia ventilator are an integral part of all modern anesthesia work stations. Anesthesia ventilation's have either a double circuit, bellow design or a single circuit piston configuration.
They work with electricity as their driving force and they do not require a driving gas.ICU ( intensive unit care )ventilator can provide ventilation features and can also provide ventilation to the most challenging patients brought to the operating room.
The ventilator is attached to a tube placed in the patients airway so it can deliver breathes into the lungs of the patient.
Anesthesia ventilator are an integral part of all modern anesthesia work stations. Anesthesia ventilation's have either a double circuit, bellow design or a single circuit piston configuration.
They work with electricity as their driving force and they do not require a driving gas.ICU ( intensive unit care )ventilator can provide ventilation features and can also provide ventilation to the most challenging patients brought to the operating room.
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