Question: what machines do you use at the hospital

Raashid Ali answered on 4 Mar 2019:

Hospitals are full of many machines that are required to get the patients the care they deserve to get better, the list can be endless – but some the main ones I work with include some of the following:
*Ventilators (there are many different types which can be used to different conditions – and are used to support the lungs get oxygen around the body),
*Haemofilters – used to support the kidneys,
*Many other monitors and machines that measure the vital signs of patients – these signs could range from oxygen measurement to measuring the ECG of the heart or electrical activity in the brain,
*Suction – used to remove secretions or blood from patients,
*Defibrillators – used to help start the heart get back into normal rhythm,
*Thromboelastogram machines – which are used to measure the strength of patients clotting of the blood,
*Blood gas analysers – these machines measure what electrolytes, O2, CO2 and other important components the patients blood has,
*Syringe drivers and infusion pumps -used to give patients important medicine or fluid,

Like I said the list is huge and these are only a few!