Abstract: A system (102) for assisting a patient to raise an alarm is disclosed. The system (102) may include a sensor (106) configured to be positioned at a head region of the patient and to detect movement of head of the patient. The system (102) may further include a patient assisting device (104) coupled to the sensor (106). The patient assisting device (104) may be configured to receive, from the sensor (106), a signal corresponding to the movement of the head of the patient, determine a state of alarm value from the signal, and generate an alarm based on the state of alarm value.

Abstract: A system (102) for assisting a patient to raise an alarm is disclosed. The system (102) may include a sensor (106) configured to be positioned at a head region of the patient and to detect movement of head of the patient. The system (102) may further include a patient assisting device (104) coupled to the sensor (106). The patient assisting device (104) may be configured to receive, from the sensor (106), a signal corresponding to the movement of the head of the patient, determine a state of alarm value from the signal, and generate an alarm based on the state of alarm value.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system and method for controlling oxygen supply equipments. The system is equipped with pressure sensors coupled to the oxygen supply equipments. Depending on the oxygen supply selected by a user for the patient, the pressure sensor monitors the current pressure of the preset oxygen supply during an inhalation phase corresponding to the patient. If the current pressure is less than a minima value or if a pressure drop rate is higher than or equal to a threshold rate or both, the system generates an alarm notifying the user to check the preset oxygen supply and in the meanwhile switches the preset oxygen supply from one oxygen supply equipment to another oxygen supply equipment or vice-versa.