This utility model discloses a pulmonary function
breathing trainer, aiming to solve the problems of existing training equipment being large in size, having limited functions, and lacking
personalization. The device includes a cylindrical body open at the bottom and a trachea connected to the top, which can be connected to a
mask or
mouthpiece. A slider and a compression spring are installed inside the cylinder;
airflow moves the slider, and the compression spring provides resistance, achieving resistance
breathing exercises. An air outlet is located on the side wall of the cylinder, and an outer rotating cylinder is used. The size of the air outlet is adjusted by rotating a knob on the rotating cylinder to simulate pursed-lip
breathing and precisely control the
training intensity. The device has a built-in
control unit, including a battery, sensors, a
buzzer, a
Bluetooth module, and a controller, which can monitor the training progress, remind the patient to
train regularly, and provide personalized suggestions via a
mobile app. This trainer is compact, easy to operate, and portable, suitable for pulmonary function
rehabilitation training, and has high practicality and promotional value.