pulmotor
/ˈpʌlmɔtər/Definitions
1. noun
A portable mechanical device for artificial respiration, especially one that uses a piston or a bellows to force air into the lungs.
“The hospital used a pulmotor to revive the patient who had stopped breathing.”
2. noun
A machine for resuscitating a person who is not breathing.
“The doctor turned on the pulmotor to help the patient regain consciousness.”