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If having a heated circuit, make sure to connect the end with the heating plug to the to
the air outlet. Refer to 5.4.1 Connect the Heated Patient Circuit, page 62 and 5.4.2 Disconnect
the Heated Patient Circuit from the Ventilator, page 62.
3 Check whether the patient interface has an integrated leakage port.
• If yes, connect the patient circuit to the patient interface.
• If no, first connect a leakage valve to the patient circuit, then connect it to the
patient interface.
A bacterial filter can be attached on the ventilator outlet connector.
5.4.1
Connect the Heated Patient Circuit
1 Check the patient circuit for damages.
2 Go to Setup to define which circuit is being used. See 4.2.9 Patient Circuit, page 58
3 Connect the ventilator cuff to the
air outlet of the ventilator. A clicking
sound is heard when the latches are
fitted correctly.
4 If applicable, perform a pre-use test on the ventilator. See 3.5.5.2 Pre-use Test, page
42.
5 Connect the patient interface cuff to the patient interface.
6 On the ventilator, activate the circuit heating.
5.4.2
Disconnect the Heated Patient Circuit from the Ventilator
1 Disconnect from the ventilator:
Press the latches and pull the circuit off from the ventilator. Do not pull by the tube.
2 Disconnect from the patient interface:
Hold by the cuff and pull the circuit off from the patient interface. Do not pull by the
tube.
5.5
Power up the Vivo 2
This function check may be performed as a pre-use check or whenever the function of
the Vivo 2 needs to be checked.
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Prepare the Vivo 2 for Use
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