Newborn resuscitation assist device and using method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a newborn resuscitation assist device, which comprises a first timing device, a second timing device, a third timing device, a metronome, a loudspeaker and a reset button, wherein the loudspeaker is in signal connection with the second timing device, the third timing device and the metronome, the reset button is in signal connection with the first timing device, the second timing device, and the third timing device and the metronome. The invention further discloses a using method of the newborn resuscitation assist device. According to the invention, the second timing device is used for timing the positive pressure ventilation operation, and reminding is carried out when the set time is reached, so that the positive pressure ventilation can be accurately evaluated; and buzzing reminding is carried out through the metronome according to the set positive pressure ventilation frequency, so that the rhythm of positive pressure ventilation and external chest compression during resuscitation is mastered.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention belongs to the technical field of cardiopulmonary resuscitation auxiliary devices, and specific to a newborn resuscitation aid and its use method. Background technique [0002] There are many contents of the newborn recovery, but the recovery process is tight, complicated, easy to errors, for example: 1, missed recovery time; 2, easy to miss an Apgar score for birth 1 minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, etc. (A The score) node, resulting in inaccurate score; 3, the drug useful medication interval during recovery, such as adrenaline, but easy to remember the error or only by estimating the time, causing the medication time is not accurate, etc. [0003] In addition, the positive pressure of the recovery process or a rhythm or quantity requirement, and currently uses "1-2-3-suction" to estimate the positive pressure ventilation and chest pressure, but the oral frequency and its inaccurate, It is especially easy to cause excessive venting freq...

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[0002] There are many things that need to be timed during the neonatal resuscitation process, but the resuscitation process is tense, complicated, and error-prone, for example: 1. Missing the time spent on resuscitation; 2. It is easy to miss the APGAR score of 1 minute, 5 minutes, and 10 minutes after birth (A 3. There are drug intervals during resuscitation, such as epinephrine, but it is easy to remember wrongly or the time of re-medication can only be judged by estimation, resulting in inaccurate drug time and other even problems

[0003] In addition, there are rhythmic or quantitative requirements for positive pressure ventilation or chest compressions during resuscitation, and the oral "1-2-3-inhalation" is commonly used to estimate the frequency of positive pressure ventilation and chest compressions, but the oral frequency is extremely inaccurate. It is especially easy to cause the ventilation frequency to be too fast, which affects the recovery effect; the number of dictation is easy to count wrong; positive pressure ventilation has the problem of pressing time, and it is prone to the problem of pressing too long or too short

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