METODA MĚŘENÍ PODDAJNOSTI A TĚSNOSTI MODELŮ RESPIRAČNÍ SOUSTAVY PACIENTA

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  • Karel Roubík
  • Monika Stránská

Klíčová slova:

model of the respiratory system, compliance, effective compliance, adiabatic compliance, isothermal compliance

Abstrakt

A METHOD OF COMPLIANCE MEASUREMENT AND GASTIGHT TESTING IN THE MODELS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. The article deals with design and verification of an easy-to-use method for compliance measurement in models of the respiratory system. A new term "effective compliance" has been proposed as an additional parameter to already existing adiabatic and isothermal compliances. A method of gastight testing is described as well. All the methods were tested using a set of compensated and uncompensated rigid models of the respiratory system as well as using passive and active lung models with adjustable compliances.

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Publikováno

2017-07-10

Číslo

Vol 44 No 1 (2014)

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Original Research

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Copyright (c) 2017 Karel Roubík, Monika Stránská

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