Mechanism for aurally instructing a patient and method

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1978-04-13

1980-10-14

Michell, Robert W.

Surgery

Respiratory method or device

Ozone or ion generation

128DIG13, 210 85, 340519, 360 12, 360 61, A61M 500

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042275261

ABSTRACT:
A mechanism for aurally instructing a patient whose circulatory system is coupled to an infusion or exchanging machine and which includes a comparing means for discriminating between various malfunctions of the machine and reporting serially those of higher priority, with the objective of instituting a corrective feedback through specific directions to operator.

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