Sealed back pressure breathing device
OwnerSam O'Rourkeinventor
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A hand-held breathing device for use by patients having respiratory problems creates a sealed backpressure in the airways of the patient by creating resistance to exhalation. A peep valve is mounted inside a hollow body, and a pre-set compression spring is mounted between the valve and an adjustable cap or cam lever in the main body of the device. A pair of valve openings extend through the wall of the main body, one opening serving as an intake port for inhaling of air by the patient and the second port—for exhalation of carbon dioxide. An intake valve is mounted inside the body between a normally open end of the device and the exhalation valve. In one of the embodiments, the device is attached to a nebulizer to facilitate buildup of positive pressure and delivery of medication to the patients' lungs.
A sealed back pressure device for assisting a respiratory function of a patient, comprising:
A sealed back pressure device for assisting respiratory functions of a patient, comprising:
A sealed back pressure device for assisting respiratory functions of a patient, comprising:
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