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suction machine used for? AI Overview +8 How a suction machine works? - Hospital Equipment ... A suction machine, also known as an aspirator, is a medical device used to remove fluids, secretions, or foreign materials from a patient's body, primarily from the airway. It works by creating a vacuum that suctions out unwanted substances. Common uses include: Clearing the airway: Removing mucus, saliva, blood, or other secretions that can obstruct breathing, especially in patients who are unable to clear them on their own due to unconsciousness, medical procedures, or other conditions. Assisting with vomiting: Helping to remove vomit from the airway during seizures or when a patient is unconscious. Clearing surgical sites: Removing blood and fluids from surgical areas to improve visibility and facilitate the procedure. Draining fluids: Removing excess fluid from various body cavities, such as the lungs or peritoneal cavity. Managing tracheostomies: Ensuring a clear airway for patients with tracheostomies by removing secretions. Removing foreign substances: Extracting foreign objects or substances from the airway. Wound care: Removing fluids and debris from wounds. Assisting with swallowing difficulties: In some cases, suction machines can help patients with swallowing difficulties by removing excess saliva and secretions from the mouth.

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