In biomedical terms, gas flow measurement refers to the process of determining the rate at which gases (for example oxygen and carbon dioxide) are flowing through medical devices such as patient ventilators, anesthesia machines and respiratory therapy equipment. This information is used to monitor and adjust the functioning of these devices to ensure that the patient is receiving the appropriate amount of oxygen and other gases for their condition. Overall, gas flow measurement in biomedical applications plays a crucial role in ensuring that patients receive the appropriate amount of specific gases for their condition, by providing accurate data on gas flow rate which enables to optimize treatment and diagnosis.
In mechanical ventilators, the inspiratory and expiratory volumes (Vti, Vte) and minute...
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