Multifunctional automatic cardio-pulmonary resuscitation first-aid equipment

Abstract

Multifunctional automatic cardio-pulmonary resuscitation first-aid equipment comprises a base, a platform, a pressing plate, a connecting rod, a screw nut, a ball screw, a stand column, a servo motor, a host, a touch screen, a manual input device, an automatic defibrillation device, a heart rate detection sensor, a cooling gas generation device and a hood provided with a hollow interlayer, wherein the front end of the screw nut is connected with the pressing plate through the connecting rod; the automatic defibrillation device is connected with the host; the heart rate detection sensor is connected with the host; the hood provided with the hollow interlayer is connected with the cooling gas generation device. The equipment has the advantages as follows: accurate pressing depth and pressing frequency of a patient can be automatically controlled in the emergent treatment process of cardiac arrest, waveforms of ventricular fibrillation are automatically recognized, defibrillation is triggered, smoothness of an airway is kept, mechanical assisted ventilation is provided, the dependence on a special doctor in the emergent treatment process is reduced, the accuracy and the automatic degree are improved, the cardio-pulmonary resuscitation effectiveness is guaranteed, brain death is reduced, and the multifunctional automatic cardio-pulmonary resuscitation first-aid equipment can be applied in a wide range.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to a multifunctional automatic cardiopulmonary resuscitation emergency equipment. Background technique [0002] The incidence of cardiac arrest outside the hospital is 20-140 / 100,000 people, but the survival rate is only 2%-11%, and the survival rate of adult cardiac arrest patients in the hospital is only 12%-22%. Survival of a victim of cardiac arrest depends primarily on early detection and immediate initiation of emergency care, but equally important is the effectiveness of CPR. Even when performed strictly according to guidelines, CPR is substantially ineffective because it provides only 10% to 30% of normal blood flow to the heart and 30% to 40% of normal blood flow to the brain. Cerebral blood flow interruption for more than 5 seconds may cause irreversible brain damage, and severe cases may cause brain death. This inefficient resuscitation requires rescuers to provide high...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the actual rescue process, it is often necessary to suspend cardiac compression several times to observe the patient's ECG activity to determine the next treatment method. The increase in the number of suspensions seriously affects the success rate of treatment.

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