Oxigen Concentration Detector in the Continuous Positive Airway Pressure for Sleep Apnea Therapy Based on IoT Technology

Triwiyanto, I Dewa Gede Hari Wisana; Sumber, Bedjo Utomo

doi:10.1109/isemantic52711.2021.9573207

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“…Andjar Pudji's study developed a measurement of oxygen concentration in CPAP bubbles using a 7500E ultrasonic gas sensor card, but this study did not measure the oxygen flow rate [29]. Triwiyanto et al studied analyzing the difference in input pressure on the output concentration of CPAP bubbles appears TFT display [30]. This study has measured the input pressure on CPAP and from the results of the research oxygen concentrations of 30%, 50%, and 90% explain the effect of pressure on CPAP output, but in this study, we have not analyzed the results of CPAP output when changing the settings.…”

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Analysis of Changes in Flow Setting Against Rise Time Using Gas Board 7500E Sensor on Bubble CPAP

Pudji

Amrinsani

Luthfiyah

et al. 2022

Indones.J.electronic.electromed.med.inf

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Respiratory distress in neonates is one of the biggest problems encountered on a daily basis. Respiratory distress looks like rapid breathing in a newborn. CPAP Bubble is the right treatment in this case. Rise time is the time for airway pressure to reach the maximum standard value. A fast time value can make it possible to bring the breath pressure to a standard level. This study aims to analyze changes in setting flow to rise time using a gasboard sensor 7500E on a CPAP bubble device. The main advantage of this proposed method is that the results are displayed in the form of graphics, portable and there is data storage. This design uses a Gasboard 7500E sensor as a detector of oxygen concentration, a TFT LCD as a graphic display and an SD Card as data storage. The data collection is in the form of the average rise time of oxygen concentration followed by changes in its rate. Data were taken five times with three different CPAPs. The results showed that the increase in the rate affect the rise time of the CPAP oxygen concentration.

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