máy thở
/ˈventɪleɪtə(r)//ˈventɪleɪtər/The word "ventilator" has its roots in the Latin word "ventus," meaning "wind." The concept of ventilation, the process of circulating fresh air, has been around for centuries, with early examples found in ancient Roman bathhouses and medieval castles. The word "ventilator" itself first appeared in English in the 17th century, referring to a device designed to create airflow. As medical technology advanced, the term came to be specifically associated with devices used to assist with breathing, particularly in patients with respiratory issues.
a device or an opening for letting fresh air come into a room, etc.
một thiết bị hoặc một lỗ mở để cho không khí trong lành vào phòng, v.v.
a piece of medical equipment with a pump that helps somebody to breathe by sending air in and out of their lungs
một thiết bị y tế có máy bơm giúp ai đó thở bằng cách đưa không khí vào và ra khỏi phổi
Anh ấy đã được đặt máy thở.
