Resuscitation device
A resuscitation device is described that can include an electronic circuit board, a shaft that is operably coupled with the electronic circuit board and has a head, a gas-bag adjacent to the head and configured to store gas, and a valve operably coupled to the gas-bag. The electronic circuit board can actuate the shaft to move. The moving of the shaft can cause the head to compress the gas-bag. The compression of the gas-bag can cause the gas-bag to release gas. Related apparatuses, systems, methods, techniques and articles are also described.
1. A resuscitation device comprising:
a housing;
an electronic circuit board;
a shaft that is operably coupled with the electronic circuit board and has a head, the electronic circuit board configured to actuate the shaft to move, the shaft being configured to move in a direction in which the head moves;
a gas-bag adjacent to the head and configured to store gas, the moving of the shaft causing the head to move in a single dimension along a surface of the housing to compress the gas-bag, the single dimension being in a direction of an axis of the shaft, wherein the gas-bag is configured to extend outside the housing through at least one opening that is perpendicular to the axis of the shaft;
another head that is immovable relative to the housing, wherein the moving of the head causes the gas-bag to be pressed against the other head; and
a valve operably coupled to the gas-bag, the compression of the gas-bag causing the gas-bag to release gas.
2. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , further comprising a programmable computer configured to receive an input, the programmable computer operably coupled to the electronic circuit board, the electronic circuit board actuating the shaft to move upon the receipt of the input.
3. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein the programmable computer receives the input from a user.
4. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein the programmable computer receives the input from a computer of a clinician via a communication network.
5. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein at least one of the programmable computer and the electronic circuit board is configured to control a pressure of the released gas and a frequency at which the gas is released.
6. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein the programmable computer and the electronic circuit board are operably coupled via a wired connection.
7. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein the programmable computer is configured to display, on a graphical user interface, a pressure of the released gas and a frequency at which the gas is released.
8. The resuscitation device of claim 2 , wherein the programmable computer is configured to receive another input that controls the movement of the shaft, the movement of the shaft controlling a pressure of the released gas and a frequency at which the gas is released.
9. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , further comprising a mask operably coupled to a gas cylinder attached to the gas-bag, the mask configured to interface with at least one of a mouth and a nose of a patient.
10. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , further comprising an endotracheal tube operably coupled to a gas cylinder attached to the gas-bag, the endotracheal tube configured to be intubated into a patient.
11. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , further comprising a gas cylinder attached to the gas-bag, the gas cylinder configured to fill the gas-bag with gas at predetermined intervals of time after the gas-bag has released gas.
12. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , further comprising one or more clips configured to attach with a railing of at least one of a bed and a stretcher.
13. The resuscitation device of claim 1 , wherein the valve includes a filter configured to purify the gas being released by the gas-bag, wherein the filter is located within two inches from a point-of-use of the resuscitation device that is configured to be used by a user.
14. A method comprising:
receiving, at a programmable computer of a device, an input to control movement of a shaft within the device, the shaft having a head configured to move in a straight path in a first direction along a surface of a housing of the device, the device comprising another head that is immovable relative to the housing of the device;
moving, based on the input and by a controller on an electronic circuit board wired to the programmable computer, the shaft with the head, the movement of the shaft causing the head to press against a gas-bag within the device to compress the gas-bag, the movement of the head further causing the gas-bag to be pressed against the other head, wherein the gas-bag extends outside the housing through at least one opening in a second direction that is different from the first direction; and
releasing, by the gas-bag, gas when the gas-bag has been compressed.
15. The method of claim 14 , wherein the gas is released by the gas-bag via a valve operably coupled to the gas-bag.
16. The method of claim 14 , further comprising filling, by a gas cylinder attached to the gas-bag, the gas-bag with additional gas after the release of gas.
17. The method of claim 14 , wherein:
the input includes a height of a patient, a weight of the patient, and a type of the patient, the type of the patient being one of neonatal, pediatric, and adult; and
at least one of the programmable computer or the electronic circuit board is configured to control, based on the input, a pressure of the released gas and a frequency at which the gas is released.
18. The method of claim 14 , further comprising displaying, by a graphical user interface of the programmable computer, a pressure of the released gas and a frequency at which the gas is released.
19. The method of claim 14 , wherein the gas-bag is locked in place using one or more detachable rods of the device.
20. The method of claim 14 , wherein each of the head and the other head have a D-shape, wherein the other head is fixed to the housing of the device, wherein the shaft is configured to move in a direction in which the head moves.