The Bird Avian Ventilator (BAV), presently used by the USAF Emergency Medical Services as a transport ventilator, has recently been accepted for use on cargo aircraft for USAF aeromedical evacuation. The overall objective was to evaluate the performance of the BAV in the hyperbaric environment. Specific objectives focused on the: 1. Structural integrity of the ventilator during and after exposure to increased atmospheric pressure. 2. Measurement of clinical variables for safe, acceptable limits (breath rate, tidal volume, flow rate, and proximal airway pressure).
Performance Assessment of the Bird Products, Corp Bird Avian Portable Ventilator (Military Version) Model 15300 in the Hyperbaric Environment
1997
16 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Tooling, Machinery, & Tools , Life Support Systems , Clinical Medicine , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Portable equipment , Hyperbaric conditions , Ventilators , Emergencies , Clinical medicine , Flow rate , Lung , Barometric pressure , Medical services , Respiration , Transport aircraft , Medical equipment , Air force equipment , Aeromedical evacuation , Structural integrity , Bav(Bird avian ventilator) , Bird avian ventilator , Tidal volume respiratory rate , Airway pressure
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