Contec RPM10 Respiratory Pressure Meter
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A portable respiratory muscle strength testing device that measures maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP) and maximal expiratory pressure (MEP) and displays the pressure/time curve in real time. It is intended for use by medical staff in medical institutions.
The Contec RPM10 is a portable respiratory muscle strength testing device. It measures maximal inspiratory pressure (MIP) and maximal expiratory pressure (MEP) by non-invasive pressure acquisition and displays the pressure/time curve in real time. It provides respiratory muscle strength results for the user and gives medical staff a basis for diagnosis.
Key features
- MEP test: displays the pressure waveform in real time; calculates and displays parameter values and their ratios to the expected values; displays the quality control rating; shows the best value of multiple measurements.
- MIP test: displays the respiratory waveform in real time; calculates and displays parameter values and their ratios to the expected values; displays the quality control rating; shows the best value of multiple measurements.
- Trend chart display.
- LED indication: the LED lights after a successful connection and flickers during data collection.
- Buzzer prompt: the buzzer beeps after a successful connection and when a key is pressed.
Applications
- Evaluating the effect of neuromuscular disease on inspiratory muscle function and of lung diseases.
- Assessing respiratory muscle function, expectoration ability and the effect of respiratory rehabilitation exercise in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, thoracic malformation and drug poisoning.
- Use as an indicator when judging whether artificial controlled mechanical ventilation can be removed.
- Use in all kinds of medical institutions.