Driving control of a reciprocating CPR apparatus
The disclosed mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatuses, systems, and devices have a plunger and a plunger displace sensor that can sense plunger displacement information during reciprocating cycles of the plunger. The disclosure CPR apparatuses, systems, and devices also have a microprocessor unit that can receive sensed plunger displacement information from the sensor and generate plunger driving instructions based on the plunger displacement information. The plunger driving instructions have one or both of a plunger driving force and a plunger amplitude for the reciprocating cycles.
1. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger;
a plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information during a first set of reciprocating cycles;
a microprocessor unit configured to receive the sensed plunger displacement information from the plunger displacement sensor and to generate plunger driving instructions for administering a second set of reciprocating cycles based at least in part on the sensed plunger displacement information, the generated plunger driving instructions including one or both of a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude.
2. The CPR apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the plunger is mechanically-controlled.
3. The CPR apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first set of reciprocating cycles is an initial set of reciprocating cycles administered at an initiation of CPR treatment and the second set of reciprocating cycles is a subsequent set of reciprocating cycles timed after the initial set.
4. The CPR apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a memory configured to store the sensed plunger displacement information.
5. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger;
a plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information during reciprocating cycles and a current position of the plunger;
a microprocessor unit configured to receive the sensed plunger displacement information and the current position of the plunger from the plunger displacement sensor and to generate plunger driving instructions based at least in part on the sensed plunger displacement information and the current position of the plunger, the generated plunger driving instructions including one or both of a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude.
6. The CPR apparatus of claim 5 , further comprising a memory configured to store the sensed plunger displacement information.
7. The CPR apparatus of claim 6 , wherein the memory is further configured to store one or both of the current position of the plunger and the generated plunger driving instructions.
8. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger having a reciprocating part and a non-reciprocating part;
a plunger displacement sensor mounted on the non-reciprocating part of the plunger, the plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information related to displacement of the reciprocating part with respect to the non-reciprocating part during a first set of reciprocating cycles of the plunger; and
a microprocessor unit configured to receive the sensed plunger displacement information from the plunger displacement sensor and to generate plunger driving instructions for administering a second set of reciprocating cycles based at least in part on the sensed plunger displacement information, the generated plunger driving instructions including a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude.
9. The CPR apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the plunger is gas-driven.
10. The CPR apparatus of claim 8 , further comprising a memory configured to store the sensed plunger displacement information.
11. The CPR apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the first set of reciprocating cycles is an initial set of reciprocating cycles administered at an initiation of CPR treatment and the second set of reciprocating cycles is a subsequent set of reciprocating cycles timed after the initial set.
12. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger having a reciprocating part and a non-reciprocating part;
a plunger displacement sensor mounted on the non-reciprocating part of the plunger, the plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information related to displacement of the reciprocating part with respect to the non-reciprocating part during reciprocating cycles of the plunger, the plunger displacement sensor further configured to sense a current position of the reciprocating part of the plunger; and
a microprocessor unit configured to receive the sensed plunger displacement information from the plunger displacement sensor and to generate plunger driving instructions based at least in part on the sensed plunger displacement information and the current position of the reciprocating part of the plunger, the generated plunger driving instructions including a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude.
13. The CPR apparatus of claim 12 , further comprising a memory configured to store the sensed plunger displacement information.
14. The CPR apparatus of claim 13 , wherein the memory is further configured to store the plunger displacement information and one or both of the current position of the reciprocating part of the plunger and the generated plunger driving instructions.
15. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger;
a plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information during a first set of reciprocating cycles;
a microprocessor unit configured to:
receive the sensed plunger displacement information from the plunger displacement sensor;
sample the received plunger displacement information for positional data of the plunger over one or several reciprocating cycles;
determine one or both of a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude for one or several reciprocating cycles based at least in part on the sampled plunger displacement information; and
generate plunger driving instructions for administering a second set of reciprocating cycles based at least in part on the determined one or both of the plunger driving force and the plunger displacement amplitude for the one or several reciprocating cycles.
16. The CPR apparatus of claim 15 , wherein the plunger is mechanically-controlled.
17. A mechanical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) apparatus, comprising:
a plunger;
a plunger displacement sensor configured to sense plunger displacement information during reciprocating cycles and the plunger displacement sensor configured to sense a current position of the plunger;
a microprocessor unit configured to:
receive the sensed plunger displacement information and the sensed current position of the plunger from the plunger displacement sensor;
sample the received plunger displacement information and the sensed current position of the plunger for positional data of the plunger over one or several reciprocating cycles;
determine one or both of a plunger driving force and a plunger displacement amplitude for one or several reciprocating cycles based at least in part on the sampled plunger displacement information and the sensed current position of the plunger; and
generate plunger driving instructions based at least in part on the determined one or both of the plunger driving force and the plunger displacement amplitude for the one or several reciprocating cycles.