This website aims to help you understand, in a simplified way, the physics principles used in medical equipment. Please click on the topics below:
- Pulse oximeter
- Endotracheal tubes
- Vaporisers
- Ultrasound basics
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging basics
- Electricity basics
- Electrical safety
- Defibrillators
- Capnography
- Circle breathing system
- International System of Units
Here are some other interesting topics. Please click on the topics below:
- Most famous CO2 absorber in the world : The story of Apollo 13
- Amazing experimental laryngeal masks : The history of the LMA
- Ancient equipment used to cause pain (yes it is weird)
- Interesting historical anaesthesia Equipment
- Leonardo Da Vinci may have invented the first breathing system with valves 500 years ago
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