NHEP-3

NHEP-3 is a ventilator designed specifically to serve the needs of the neonatal, pediatric, and adult population with respiratory disorders. This multipurpose and versatile mechanical ventilator combines a wide variety of ventilation choices that meet the requirements of adult and pediatric therapy while ensuring the safety of the patient through a manual start button and an auto-stop feature. The main components of the ventilation system include the automated controller, the gas delivery system, the humidifier, the oximeter, and the ventilator monitor. The application field and working principle of the NHEP-3 are discussed in this article.

The application field of the NHEP-3 extends from neonatal through adult patients. This ventilator is designed to be used in both the hospital and home setting. With the added safety features of the NHEP-3, it is well suited for patient care in critical care settings. The NHEP-3 can be used to deliver a wide range of breaths, including volume- and pressure-controlled ventilation, synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV), continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), BiLevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP), and more. The device is capable of providing both invasive and non-invasive ventilation, depending on the needs of the patient. It has an integrated alarm system, can monitor and display vital parameters, and is capable of calculating breath rate, minute volume, and alveolar minute ventilation.

The working principle of the NHEP-3 is relatively simple. The system consists of the ventilator monitor, the automated controller, the humidifier, the gas delivery system, and the oximeter. The gas delivery system provides the necessary gas mixture for the ventilation cycle. The humidifier adds moisture to the incoming gas for increased airway comfort during ventilation. The oximeter is connected to the patient to monitor oxygen levels and to ensure safety during the ventilation process. Finally, the ventilator monitor displays all the necessary information needed for the patient’s care.

When the system is turned on, the automated controller initiates the ventilation cycle. It adjusts the flow rate and pressure of the gas to meet the patient’s needs. The controller then communicates with the oximeter to adjust the oxygen levels accordingly. The humidifier adds moisture to the gas and the ventilation monitor displays the vital parameters, such as flow rate, pressure, oxygen levels, and so on. When the therapy is finished, the auto-stop feature will ensure that the system shuts off and the ventilation process ends.

The NHEP-3 is a versatile and reliable ventilation system for treating a wide range of patients, from the neonatal to the adult. It offers a wide range of breath cycles and is capable of providing both invasive and non-invasive ventilation. It is equipped with a variety of safety features, such as an auto-stop feature and an integrated alarm system. The working principle is relatively straightforward and is based on a combination of the automated controller, gas delivery system, humidifier, oximeter, and ventilator monitor. Moreover, the NHEP-3 is suitable for both hospital and home use.