The Michigan Instruments’ Breath Simulation Module is a compact precision device designed to transform the dual adult Training and Test Lung into a spontaneously breathing system.
While in this mode, the PneuView system can analyze a simulated patient breath at preset compliances and resistances as well as investigate the characteristics of assisted ventilation. No other apparatus allows for simulated breaths at such a controllable level.
Use of a Breathing Simulator allows for:
- A physical and digital display of spontaneous breaths, useful in the classroom and in ventilator calibration.
- Accurate control of breath rate, tidal volume and inspiratory time.
- Easy, calibrated ventilation of testing equipment via line-air.
- Simple setup. With a Breath Simulation Module, a spontaneously breathing system can be set up in less than two minutes.
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| Breath Rate: |
1-60 Breaths Per Minute |
| Inspiratory Time: |
User selectable .50, 1.0, 1.5, & 2.0 seconds (+/- 0.15 sec) |
| Breath Volume: |
50 - 2000 mL |
| Manual Mode: |
Manual trigger provided for individual breaths |
NOTE: The BSM may be used on an Adult/Infant TTL Models 1601 or 5601i but its use is limited. It can be used to create a spontaneously breathing infant lung only and no PneuView® software interface is available.