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- Page 1 ™ User Manual Patent Pending High-Frequency Percussive Ventilator (HFPV) This device is NOT an oscillator, NOT a jet (HFJV) And NOT a Conventional Ventilator...
- Page 2 First Printing May 2020 Percussionaire® is a registered trademark of Percussionaire Corporation This work is the sole property of Percussionaire® Corporation. The information in this manual is confidential and may not be disclosed to third parties without the prior written consent of Percussionaire®.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction ....................... 1 High-Frequency Percussive Ventilation ............1 Phasitron® Breathing Circuit A50606-TXP ............ 1 Effects of HFPV ....................... 2 Document Symbols ....................3 Warnings and Cautions ..................4 Warnings ....................4 Cautions ....................4 Chapter 2: Intended Use ..................... - Page 4 Phasitron® A50606-TXP Assembly ..............18 Connect Tubing Harness ...................18 Configurations ......................19 Intubated Patient with Phasitron® ............19 Standard Circuit ...................19 Optional PEEP Valve ...................19 Optional Secondary Filters ..............19 Chapter 6: Pre-Use Check ....................20 Chapter 7: Ventilation Settings ..................21 Standard Circuit Initial Settings ..............21 Adjustment Options: Standard Circuit ............
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Page 5: Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction This chapter provides an overview of the TXP 5 emergency high-frequency ventilator. ™ Numbers for reference only High-Frequency Percussive Ventilation High-Frequency Percussive Ventilation (HFPV) can be lifesaving for patients with fragile, congested, or stiff lungs weakened by barotrauma or infection. HFPV is a solution that requires neither the pressure of mechanical ventilation nor the breathing action of the patient. -
Page 6: Effects Of Hfpv
Phasitron® Breathing Circuit A50606-TXP Inhalation port Exhalation port 4 x amplification if needed Patient Air/Oxygen inlet Venturi as “clutch” mechanism Effects of HFPV Ventilation & Oxygenation Mobilization of Lung Airway Secretions Recruitment The effects of HFPV occur with or without the cooperation of the patient. HFPV provides a sub-tidal gas exchange within the respiratory bronchioles with associated alveolar recruitment maintaining a minimal mean intrathoracic expiratory pressure increase for peripheral lung stabilization. -
Page 7: Document Symbols
Document Symbols Type BF Applied Part WARNING CAUTION Single Patient Use Read the manual Prescription Only before use CE marking Catalog Number Lot Number Manufacturer European Manufacture Date Representative Non-Sterile Not Made with STERILE LATEX Natural Rubber Latex Does Not Contain the Phthalate DEHP DIBP... -
Page 8: Warnings And Cautions
™ Percussionaire®-authorized service personnel. Maintain and service the TXP 5 device according to ™ the recommendations provided in this manual. Only use Percussionaire® accessories explicitly designed for use with the TXP 5 device. ™ Malfunctions If the TXP 5 malfunctions, it should not be utilized ™... -
Page 9: Chapter 2: Intended Use
Chapter 2: Intended Use Indications for Use The TXP 5 is designed for emergency ventilation of adult, pediatric, or neonatal patients. ™ The device is intended for hospital or pre-hospital use, emergency care, intra-hospital, and external hospital transport. The TXP 5 is intended for use under the ™... -
Page 10: Clinical Limitations/Restrictions
Clinical Limitations/Restrictions Use of the TXP 5 is limited to qualified individuals who have received training. ™ WARNING: Suctioning should be performed as necessary; pulmonary alveoli cannot be ventilated when airways are obstructed. WARNING: When used, a clinician must be present so that a one-to-one relationship exists. -
Page 11: Chapter 3: System Description
Chapter 3: System Description The TXP 5 ventilator provides high-frequency percussive ventilation (HFPV) as the ™ patient breathes through the Phasitron® breathing circuit. Displays the alarm settings, MAP, pulse frequency Controls the rate, and pulse high-frequency rate amplitude Selects menu and silences alarms Determines the pressure amplitude... -
Page 12: Control Knob
Control Knob Use the control knob to select menus and silence alarms. Tubing Connectors Connect the Phasitron® breathing circuit easily by inserting the tubing connectors into the bulkhead fittings. CAUTION: Ensure the connection is straight to prevent crimping the O-ring and causing a leak. Digital Multimeter (DMA) The DMA treatment screen displays Amplitude, Mean Airway Pressure, Frequency, alarm high and... -
Page 13: Treatment Screen
Treatment Screen Once POST is complete, the treatment screen is displayed. The treatment screen displays several menu options. Turn the knob until the desired menu option highlights. Push the knob to select. Mean Airway Pressure (MAP) Range 0-99 cmH₂O Alarm high and low settings Amplitude (peak to trough) -
Page 14: Power Off
Power Off Highlight POWER OFF by turning the control knob. Push the control knob to select. System Information Turn the control knob to highlight SYSTEM INFORMATION. Push the control knob to select. A popup will appear displaying system information. Turn the control knob to highlight EXIT to return to the treatment screen. -
Page 15: Exit Menu
Exit Menu Turn the control knob to highlight EXIT MENU. Push the control knob to select and return to the treatment screen. Volume Turn the control knob to highlight the volume icon on the treatment screen. Push the control knob to select. A popup will appear displaying volume options. -
Page 16: Chapter 4: Alarms
Chapter 4: Alarms Alarm Settings Turn the control knob to highlight the alarm icon. Push the control knob to select. An alarm popup will appear. Turn the control knob to highlight the value to be changed. Push to select. Turn the control knob to raise or lower the alarm value. - Page 17 When satisfied with the new alarm settings, turn the control knob to highlight the CONFIRM button. Push to select. This will return the user to the treatment screen. Highlight and select EXIT to return to the treatment screen without updating or changing alarm settings.
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Page 18: Alarm Conditions
Alarm Conditions High Priority A high priority alarm will alert at 1 second. During a high alarm event, the LED flashes and a high priority alarm tone will sound. Pushing the control knob acknowledges and silences the alarm, but the visual flashing LED continues until the alarm condition resolves. -
Page 19: Medium Priority
Medium Priority Battery Low A low battery medium priority alarm will alert at 10% remaining battery power. During this medium alarm event, the LED flashes and a medium priority alarm tone will sound. The alarm can be silenced, but the visual flashing LED continues until the alarm condition is resolved. -
Page 20: Chapter 5: Setup
Chapter 5: Setup Controller and Stand Pole stand supplied separately. DISS Gas Connection Blended Gas/Air Connection Connect the ventilator to hospital wall gas/air, blended gas, oxygen cylinders, or a mobile compressor. -
Page 21: Mounting To Pole/Post
Mounting to Pole/Post Mounting to Pole/Post Mounting to Pole/Post Mounting to Pole/Post Adjusting Clamp Range and Tension Adjusting Clamp Range and Tension Adjusting Clamp Range and Tension Adjusting Clamp Range and Tension Mounting to Rail Mounting to Rail Mounting to Rail Mounting to Rail DU-PRC-0003-01 Rev A 6/4/19 GCX Corp. -
Page 22: Phasitron® A50606-Txp Assembly
Phasitron® A50606-TXP Assembly Filter The Phasitron® A50606-TXP is the mechanical/physiological breathing circuit interface. The Phasitron® has a sliding venturi that acts as both the inhalation and exhalation valve. Connect clear tubing connector (A) to white cap on rear of Phasitron® (B). Connect red tubing connector (C) to front measuring port on Phasitron®... -
Page 23: Configurations
Configurations The Phasitron® A50606-TXP kit can be used invasively or non-invasively using standard endotracheal tubes or mask. Intubated Patient with Phasitron® Supplemental oxygen can be added after filter. Standard Circuit Recommended HME/HMEF bacterial/viral filter with an efficiency of > 99.999% and 2 cmH₂O or less flow resistance at 60 L/min. -
Page 24: Chapter 6: Pre-Use Check
Chapter 6: Pre-Use Check Rotate the Frequency knob to full clockwise position. Rotate the Amplitude knob to full clockwise position. Connect TXP 5 to 50-80 psi gas supply source. ™ Connect the Phasitron® to the TXP 5 red and silver bulkhead fittings. ™... -
Page 25: Chapter 7: Ventilation Settings
Chapter 7: Ventilation Settings Standard Circuit Initial Settings Set Frequency by turning arrow straight up (rate of 500 +/- 25). Attach Phasitron® to patient hospital approved HMEF. Start with Amplitude control knob turned full clockwise (right). Slowly turn Amplitude control knob counterclockwise (left), until patient’s chest is observed to be moving (wiggle). -
Page 26: Adjustment Options: Standard Circuit With Optional Peep Valve And Inspiratory Valve
Adjustment Options: Standard Circuit with Optional PEEP Valve and Inspiratory Valve Increase pO₂ and Decrease CO₂ • Increase Amplitude in steps of 2-4 cmH₂O. Watch for increase in MAP. Increase O₂ if CO₂ is OK • If the device is plugged into an O₂ outlet, the delivered FiO₂ will be 60%. •... -
Page 27: Patient Monitoring
Patient Monitoring Clinicians should evaluate how their patients tolerate the ventilation. Auscultation and observation of the mechanical vibrations of the chest and abdomen are primary indicators of effective treatment. During HFPV, it is vital to maintain an unobstructed and unrestricted airway. -
Page 28: Oxygenation
Oxygenation Control over arterial pO₂ is achieved by manipulating FiO₂ or increasing the Mean Airway Pressure. The following will increase FiO₂ and/or Mean Airway Pressure, increasing arterial pO₂. Increase Oxygenation Increase FiO₂ Connect the unit to a blended air/O₂ system, and an accessory PEEP valve kit (PRT606). -
Page 29: Chapter 8: Cleaning And Maintenance
Chapter 8: Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning NOTE: All single-patient use components and Phasitron® are not intended for cleaning, sterilization, or re-use. Replace single-patient use components regularly, following your healthcare institution’s protocol. Before cleaning any part of the TXP 5, disconnect external power sources. ™... -
Page 30: Phasitron® A50606-Txp Breathing Circuit Kit
™ external source of power. Over time, the capacity of the battery will diminish. Percussionaire® recommends that you replace the battery when it no longer holds a charge. The internal battery must be replaced by authorized Percussionaire® service technicians or Percussionaire®-certified... -
Page 31: Battery Replacement
Replace the safety clip. NOTE: Ensure the battery is fully charged before storing the TXP™5. NOTE: Only use batteries provided by Percussionaire®. Do not use batteries from other manufacturers. WARNING: Do not damage the rechargeable lithium-ion battery. A damaged battery may cause an explosion or fire and may result in personal injury and/or property damage. -
Page 32: Chapter 9: Troubleshooting
WARNING: If there are any unexplained changes in the performance of the device, if the device makes unusual sounds or is damaged in any way, discontinue use. Begin troubleshooting process and contact distributor or an authorized Percussionaire® service center. Problem... - Page 33 Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action Frequency does not The Frequency knob is loose The Amplitude knob must be on control shaft. change turned fully counterclockwise, to the stop. Remove the Frequency knob with a 3/32” hex key wrench and rotate the valve shaft for a frequency of 200 ppm.
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Page 34: Chapter 10: Technical Specifications
Chapter 10: Technical Specifications 5 Ventilator ™ Accessories Phasitron® Kit A50606-TXP Pulse/Interval Ratio Frequency: 250-350 Ratio: 1:2 Frequency: 350-450 Ratio: 1:1.5 Frequency: 450+ Ratio: 1:1 Operating Range Temp., 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) Humidity 5%-95% Storage and Transport Temp., -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) Range Humidity <... -
Page 35: Fio Measurements
Measurements Frequency R=50, C= 10 mL/cmH Sat without added O Sat with added O post filter ™ 300 MAP/AMPLITUDE 32/99+ 31 LPM 94.6 @ 5 LPM 500 MAP/AMPLITUDE 37/92 28 LPM 100 @ 5 LPM 700 MAP/AMPLITUDE 39/89 25 LPM 100 @ 5 LPM Frequency R=20, C= 10 mL/cmH... -
Page 36: Digital Multimeter (Dma) Specifications
Rate Range Pressure Range 0-99 cmH₂O/hPa Accurate to +/- 1 cmH₂O Pressure Accuracy Battery Percussionaire® part #B21111, Lithium-ion 18650 3.7V Phasitron® A50606-TXP Size 13.5 mm x 17 mm (5 ¼" x 6 ¾") Weight 123 g (0.27 lb) Operating Range Temp., 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) -
Page 37: Battery: Lithium-Ion 18650 3.7V
< = 1 month -20 to 50 Celsius < = 3 months -10 to 30 Celsius < = 1 year 0 to 30 Celsius Weight 50 g (approximate) NOTE: Only use batteries provided by Percussionaire®. Do not use batteries from other manufacturers. -
Page 38: Chapter 11: Service And Repair
Batteries carry a 12-month warranty. If the product fails to perform in accordance with the product specifications, Percussionaire® will repair or replace – at its option – the defective material or part. Percussionaire® will pay customary freight charges to and from Percussionaire® or an authorized Percussionaire®... - Page 39 This page intentionally left blank.
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