15 devices · GMDN 12408
A lung physical simulator is a mechanical device designed to replicate the physical properties of human lungs, such as compliance and airway resistance, to mimic breathing mechanics. It is used by healthcare professionals in clinical environments to test, maintain, and train on ventilators and other respiratory equipment, as well as to educate staff on respiratory care procedures.
Devices in this category are typically supplied as standalone tools for testing and training purposes and are regulated based on their intended use and risk profile. They are not intended for direct patient use but support the safe operation and evaluation of ventilatory systems in healthcare settings.
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