"Respirator" is an old word used for the machine most health care personnel would today call a "ventilator". The only time I hear the word "respirator" used today is when talking about respirator masks, which are the specialized masks worn by health care workers when coming into close contact with tuberculosis patients.
No. A respirator and ventilator are alike, but different. A ventilator is what they out people on either life support or during surgery. A respirator is used to help breathing not do it for you! (:
ventilator, also called a respirator
It is also called a respirator
difference between anesthesia ventilator and general ventilator
The correct spelling is "respirator" (breathing device, or protective filter mask, also used for mechanical ventilator).
I am an artificial intelligence program and do not have a physical body or a machine that keeps me alive. I exist as a software program designed to assist and provide information to users.
The icu has a machine called a respirator or ventilator, and this does assistive breathing for those who are unable to breathe on their own.
The word respirator has no perfect rhymes.
Yes. Respirator only keep lungs going.
Ventilator (also called a respirator)--assists with or controls pulmonary ventilation in patients who cannot breathe on their own. Ventilators consist of a flexible breathing circuit, gas supply, heating/humidification mechanism, monitors.
Negative pressure ventilator was created in 1928.
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