ANAESTHESIA MACHINE (MAJOR II)

ANAESTHESIA MACHINE (MAJOR II) -A medical equipment known as an anaesthesia machine (American English) or an anaesthetic machine (British English) is used to create and combine a fresh gas flow of medical gases and inhalational anaesthetic drugs with the goal of inducing and sustaining anaesthesia. A high-pressure system, an intermediate pressure system, and a low-pressure system are the three basic divisions of the anaesthetic machine.
Variable bypass vaporizers and measured flow vaporizers are the two main forms of anaesthetic machine vaporizers.
The device carries out four critical tasks: I oxygen provision; (ii) precise anaesthetic gas and vapour mixing; (iii) patient ventilation; and (iv) reduction of anaesthesia-related dangers to patients and employees.A gas combination is being prepared by the anaesthesia equipment. composition that is exactly known but fluctuating. the fuel. afterwards be given to a breathing apparatus.
General anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, sedation (sometimes known as “monitored anaesthesia care”), and local anaesthetic are the four primary types of anaesthetic used during surgery and other operations. Patients may occasionally have a say in the sort of anaesthetic utilised.
ANAESTHESIA MACHINE (MAJOR II) – For use with injections, infusions, etc., a hypodermic needle
Inserting an epidural catheter with a Tuohy needle
spinal needle for injecting drugs into the spinal canal during spinal anaesthesia
Medications are administered using an epidural catheter into the epidural space.

ANESTHESIA MACHINE SAFETY FEATURES
Gas sources: Cylinders and the main pipeline that carries gas to the machine.
stream metres
Vaporizers.
gas delivered recently: ventilators and breathing apparatus.
Scavenging.
Monitoring.

Medications are administered using an epidural catheter into the epidural space.