20 devices · GMDN 35353
A monitoring spirometer, electrical is a device that uses mains electricity to continuously measure a patient's tidal volume or minute volume to assess their breathing status. It can also evaluate the performance of resuscitation devices by measuring the volume and rate of gas delivered through their expiratory ports, and may include alarms for abnormal tidal volume levels.
This category of device is regulated as an electrical medical device intended for continuous monitoring of respiratory parameters. It is supplied as a mains-powered instrument and may include alarm functions based on tidal volume thresholds, as defined in its reference description.
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