11-Troubleshooting - Saadat Respina P1 User Manual

11- Troubleshooting
Alarm Message
High Inh Pressure
High PEEP
Low PEEP
High MV
Low MV
High Vte
Low Vte
Vti Limit Reached
High Rate
Low Rate
Possible Cause
The maximum pressure during the
inhalation exceeds the defined limit
for the respiratory cycle.
The airway has been occluded
partially.
PEEP pressure has exceeded high
PEEP alarm setting.
PEEP pressure has violated low PEEP
alarm setting.
Exhaled minute volume has exceeded
high MValarm setting.
Exhaled minute volume has violated
low MValarm setting.
Exhaled tidal volume has exceeded
high Vt alarm setting.
e
Exhaled tidal volume has violated low
Vt alarm setting.
e
Inspired tidal volume has exceeded
high alarm setting.
Respiratory rate (including
spontaneous and mandatory breaths)
has exceeded high alarm setting.
Respiratory rate (including
spontaneous and mandatory breaths)
has violated low alarm setting.
Corrective Action
- Check the patient condition.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Check the patient airway.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Check the patient airway.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits
- Check the patient condition.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Ensure that exhalation flow
sensor is faultless and calibrated.
- Check the patient condition.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Ensure that exhalation flow
sensor is faultless and calibrated.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Ensure that exhalation flow
sensor is faultless and calibrated.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Ensure that exhalation flow
sensor is faultless and calibrated.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- Check the patient condition.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
- If Ftrig is used, ensure that
exhalation flow sensor is faultless
and calibrated.
- Check the patient condition.
- Check the device settings.
- Check the alarm limits.
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