PHILIPS Respironics Trilogy 202 User Manual page 129

Ventilator
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Alarm
Priority
Low Inspiratory
High
Pressure
High Minute
High
Ventilation
Low Minute
High
Ventilation
Low Battery
Escalates
from
Medium to
High
High
Escalates
Temperature
from
Medium to
High
Trilogy 202 clinical manual
Audible
Visual (Alarm
Indicator Button
and Display)
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"Low Inspiratory
Pressure" message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"High Minute
Ventilation" message
• • • • •
Red flashing button;
"Low Minute
Ventilation" message
• • •
Medium Priority-
Yellow flashing
(Medium -
button. "Low
when approx.
Detachable Battery,"
20 minutes
"Low External Battery, "
remains)
or "Low Internal
Battery" message
appears in yellow,
On Status Panel, box
around battery is
yellow
• • • • •
High Priority-Red
(High - when
flashing button. "Low
approx. 10
Detachable Battery",
minutes
"Low External Battery, "
remains)
or "Low Internal
Battery" message
appears in red. On
Status panel, box
around battery is red
• • •
Yellow flashing
for
button and yellow
Medium
• • • • •
"High Temperature"
message appears. If
for High
condition worsens,
button flashes
red and red "High
Temperature"
message appears.
Device
Clinician Action
Action
Continues to
Verify patient status. If
operate
problem continues, have
device serviced.
Continues to
Verify patient status.
operate
Continues to
Verify patient status.
operate
Continues to
Switch to alternate battery or
AC power while you recharge
operate
low battery. If low battery
is recharged and alarm
continues, replace battery.
Continues to
Make sure device is not close
to a heat source and tubing is
operate
not covered by any bedding.
If the alarm continues, place
the patient on an alternate
source of ventilation and
have the device serviced
If the ventilator is running off
of the internal or detachable
battery, move to a cooler
location and/or power the
device with AC power or a
lead-acid battery.

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