Revolutionizing Cardiac Emergency Response: Designing a Cost-Effective Automatic CPR Device with Mechanical Resuscitator for Enhanced Patient Survival

An increasing number of people are currently suffering from cardiovascular ailments, neurological problems, and nephrological conditions. Some individuals may experience cardiac arrest, in which case their heart stops suddenly, throughout their treatment. Under such conditions, technicians or support personnel physically deliver ventilation support with an Ambu bag and do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). For many individuals, however, manual CPR is futile. It is vital to guarantee that a sufficient number of paramedical personnel are accessible to administer manual CPR within a 5-to 10-minute timeframe throughout emergencies. This emphasizes how important it is to have more paramedical personnel on hand who are trained to administer CPR when needed in emergency situations. The patient needs to recover from cardiac arrest in 10 minutes or less. It requires more than just manual CPR to improve the patient's condition. Therefore, the creation of a transportable, reasonably priced CPR and breathing apparatus that aids in reversing cardiac arrest is the suggested remedy. The Patient receives chest compression and ventilation automatically via this gadget. The device should provide efficient CPR and ventilation at a pace of 100–120 beats per minute, allowing the chest to fully recoil 2 inches (5 cm), and maintaining a compression-to-ventilation ratio of 30:2, in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the American Heart Association. An automatic alignment mechanism will be used to determine the piston's location on the chest, ensuring precise chest compression for patients suffering from cardiac arrest. Furthermore, the gadget in concern needs to be lightweight and simple to move from one place to another.