What is the function of each part of the CPR

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) machine is one of the more widely used first-aid equipment in emergency and ICU. It can provide advanced, reliable, continuous and ideal CPR to the patients with cardiac and respiratory arrest in emergency, and can rescue patients safely, quickly and effectively. It is also applicable to all medical emergency systems, emergency vehicles, rescue aircraft, emergency rooms, coronary care rooms, cardiac catheterization rooms and other places.

The cardiopulmonary resuscitation machine consists of the head, the press head, the resuscitation board, the power adapter, the steel support device, the breathing mask and so on. The nose includes pneumatic components, lithium battery, circuit motherboard, controller, etc. The controller will recognize the input parameters and working mode, and the command circuit motherboard drives the pressing device and the ventilation device, and outputs the pressing and ventilation actions that meet the requirements of the set parameters. The resuscitation plate facilitates the accurate positioning of the patient, assists in the rapid opening of the airway, provides support for the back, and works with the band to fix the patient's chest. The left and right of each open entrance, convenient host at will insert. The pressing head is connected to the device of the host and the patient, and the pressure of the cylinder in the pressing device is uniformly transmitted to the patient's chest. The power adapter charges the lithium battery built into the host. The respiratory mask is attached to the patient's mouth and nose, and is connected with the host machine through the respiratory valve and oxygen tube to ensure the safe injection of the host machine into the patient's lungs during ventilation. The rigid support device can adjust the head of the host machine up and down and swing from side to side according to the difference of the patient's body shape and operating environment, and quickly locate the pressing head and the patient's chest. Lock the handle tightly and make sure the head is pressed firmly against the chest during the press.