Incubator Neonate

An incubator neonate is a specialized medical device that provides a controlled environment for premature or sick newborn babies. It is designed to mimic the conditions of the womb, such as temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels. Incubators are typically used in hospitals and neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).

Features

• Temperature control: Incubators have built-in thermostats that allow healthcare professionals to precisely control the temperature inside the device. This is important because premature babies have difficulty regulating their own body temperature.
• Humidity control: Incubators also have built-in humidifiers that allow healthcare professionals to control the humidity levels inside the device. This is important because premature babies have a higher risk of dehydration.
• Oxygen control: Incubators can also be used to deliver oxygen to babies who are having difficulty breathing. This can be done through an oxygen mask or nasal cannula.
• Alarms: Incubators have built-in alarms that will sound if the temperature, humidity, or oxygen levels inside the device go outside of the safe range. This helps to ensure that the baby is always in a safe environment.