This invention relates to the field of
respiratory care technology and discloses a pre-operative
respiratory function trainer for respiratory
endoscopy, comprising a base and a
mouthpiece. A mounting base is fixedly connected to the top of the base, and an air cylinder is fixedly connected to the top of the mounting base. A float is disposed within the inner cavity of the air cylinder, and a training component is disposed within the inner cavity of the mounting base. This invention integrates respiratory training,
air filtration, real-time monitoring, and
data display functions into a compact structure, specifically designed for patients before respiratory
endoscopy. It effectively trains the patient's
respiratory muscle strength and
vital capacity. Through the monitoring component, particularly the
pressure sensor and pressure value display screen, the patient's blowing force can be converted into specific numerical values in real time and displayed, making the
training effect measurable and recordable. Simultaneously, the range scale on the surface of the air cylinder and the rising height of the float provide the user with direct
visual feedback, helping to maintain and enhance training motivation.