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A suction machine, also known as a suction device, is a medical device used to remove fluids, mucus, or debris from a patient's airways, body cavities, or wounds. It works by creating a vacuum that generates negative pressure to draw substances from the body, making it particularly helpful in medical settings like hospitals, clinics, or during surgeries.

There are several key applications of suction machines:

1. Clearing the Airway: It's commonly used to clear mucus or fluid from the respiratory system, especially in patients who have difficulty clearing it on their own (e.g., those with respiratory diseases, after surgery, or in emergency situations).
2. Post-surgical Drainage: After surgeries, suction machines may be used to drain fluids or prevent infection from accumulated blood or pus.
3. Wound Care: Suction devices can help in wound management by removing excess fluids or pus, aiding in the healing process.
4. Surgical Procedures: During surgeries, suction machines help keep the area clear of blood, fluids, or tissue debris, ensuring better visibility for the surgeon.

Types of Suction Machines:

• Portable Suction Machines: Lightweight and designed for use in home care or emergency situations.
• Wall-Mounted Suction Machines: These are commonly found in hospitals or clinics and are connected to a central vacuum system.
• Battery-Operated Suction Machines: These are convenient for use in ambulances or field situations where power outlets are not available.

Suction machines are an essential part of medical equipment, especially for maintaining patient safety and comfort in critical or post-operative care.