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Breas Vivo 55 User Manual

Breas Vivo 55 User Manual (165 pages)

Brand: Breas | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 9.56 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Introduction
  9
- What Is the Vivo 65
  9
- Multiple Use
  10
- Intended Use
  10
- Contraindications
  10
- Undesirable Side Effects
  10
- About this Manual
  10
- Audience
  11
- Icons in this Manual
  11
- Manufacturer Information
  12
- Safety Information
  13
- General User Precautions
  13
- Electrical Safety
  15
- Environmental Conditions
  15
- Usage of Patient Circuit
  17
- Usage of Filters
  19
- Humidification
  20
- Cleaning and Maintenance
  20
- Usage of Oxygen
  21
- Product Description
  23
- Main Components
  23
- The Front Panel
  26
- The Vivo 65'S Side Panels
  28
- Equipment Designation and Safety Labels
  30
- Preparing the Vivo 65 for Use
  33
- Checking the Vivo 65 before First Use
  33
- Placing the Vivo 65
  34
- Connecting the Vivo 65 to AC Power (Mains)
  35
- Connecting the Patient Circuit
  36
- Connect Patient Circuit Insert
  36
- Valve
  40
- Connect a Single Limb Circuit with Leakage Port
  40
- Valve
  41
- Inspecting the Vivo 65 before Use
  41
- Perform the Pre-Use Test
  42
- Actions at Pre-Use Test Failure
  42
- How to Use the Vivo 65
  44
- Turning the Vivo 65 on and off
  44
- Turn on and Enter Operating Mode
  44
- Stopping Treatment and Turning off
  45
- Using the Menu
  46
- Navigating with the Buttons
  46
- Symbols Used in the Menu
  47
- Menu Overview
  49
- The Vivo 65 Display
  50
- The Setup Section
  52
- Home Adjust
  52
- The Alarm Section
  52
- The Monitor Section
  53
- The Others Section
  53
- Monitored Values in the Vivo 65
  55
- Ppeak
  55
- Peep
  55
- Pmean
  55
- Fio
  56
- Vte
  56
- Vti
  56
- In Tgv
  56
- Mve
  56
- Leakage
  56
- MVI
  56
- Total Rate
  57
- Spont Rate
  57
- Spont
  57
- Spo 2 (Oxygen Saturation)
  57
- Pulse Rate
  57
- I:e
  57
- Pscalc
  57
- Insp. Time
  57
- Rise Time
  57
Etco

58
- Functions and Parameters in the Vivo 65
  58
- Inspco
  58
- Parameters' Availability in Different Modes
  58
- Backup Rate
  59
- Breath Rate
  59
- Insp. Pressure
  59
- Peep
  59
- Insp. Time (Inspiratory Time)
  60
- SIMV Rate
  60
- Backup Insp. Time
  61
- Backup Insp. Time (Backup Inspiratory Time)
  61
- Sigh
  61
- Sigh Parameters
  61
- Sigh Rate
  61
- Insp. Trigger (Inspiratory Trigger)
  62
- Rise Time
  62
- Exp. Trigger
  63
- Exp. Trigger (Expiratory Trigger)
  63
- Max Insp. Time
  63
- Maximum Inspiratory Time (Max Insp. Time)
  63
- Min Insp. Time
  63
- Minimum Inspiratory Time (Min Insp. Time)
  63
- Sup. Pressure (SIMV Mode)
  63
- Max Pressure
  64
- Min Pressure
  64
- Target Volume
  64
- Target Volume (1)
  64
- Cpap
  65
- Flow Pattern
  65
- Modes
  65
- Standby and Operating Mode
  65
- Tidal Volume
  65
- Patient Mode
  66
- Ventilation and Breath Modes
  66
- Transferring Data between the Vivo 65 and a PC
  71
- Charging the Batteries
  73
- Power Source Priority
  73
- Using Batteries
  73
- Battery Icons
  74
- Internal Battery
  74
- Click-On Battery
  75
- Battery Operating Time (Internal and Click-On)
  77
- External DC
  78
- Storing the Internal Battery and the Click-On Battery
  78
- Connecting and Disconnecting the Cables
  80
- Using Accessories
  80
- Using the Vivo 65 with a Nurse Call System
  80
- Using the Vivo 65 with the Fio 2 Sensor
  81
- Using the Vivo 65 with the CO 2 Sensor
  83
- Using the Vivo 65 with the Remote Alarm
  83
- Using the Vivo 65 with the Spo 2 Module
  87
- Using the Vivo 65 with the Trolley
  87
- Using the Vivo 65 with the Protective Cover
  88
- Alarm Function
  90
- Alarm Indication
  90
- Alarms
  90
- Audible Signal Pause
  91
- Audible Signal Presilence
  91
- Alarm Reset
  92
- Operator's Position
  92
- High Pressure Alarm
  93
- Physiological Alarms
  93
- Low Pressure Alarm
  94
- High PEEP Alarm
  95
- Low PEEP Alarm
  95
- High Vt I (High Inspired Tidal Volume Alarm)
  96
- High Vt E Alarm (High Expired Tidal Volume)
  97
- Low Vt I Alarm (Low Inspired Tidal Volume)
  98
- Low Vt E Alarm (Low Expired Tidal Volume)
  99
- High MV
  100
- High MV E (High Expired Minute Volume Alarm)
  101
- Low MV I (Low Inspired Minute Volume Alarm)
  102
- Low MV Alarm (Low Expired Minute Volume)
  103
- High Breath Rate Alarm
  104
- Low Breath Rate Alarm
  105
- Apnea Alarm
  106
- Disconnection Alarm
  106
- Rebreathing Alarm
  108
- High Fio 2 Alarm
  109
- Obstruction Alarm
  109
- Alarm
  110
- High Spo
  110
- Low Fio
  110
- Alarm
  111
- High Etco
  111
- Low Spo
  111
- Alarm
  112
- High Inspco 2 Alarm (High Inspired CO 2 )
  112
- Low Etco
  112
- High Pulse Rate Alarm
  113
- Low Pulse Rate Alarm
  114
- Power Failure Alarm
  114
- Technical Alarms
  114
- High Internal Temperature (High Internal Temp)
  115
- High Patient Air Temp. (High Patient Air Temperature)
  115
- Low Last Power Source Alarm
  115
- Crit. Low Last Power Source Alarm
  116
- Lost Mains Alarm
  116
- Circuit Type/Insert Mismatch Alarm
  117
- Patient Mode/Insert Mismatch Alarm
  117
- Exhalation Valve Control Error Alarm
  118
- Vte/Mve Accuracy Unspecified Alarm
  118
- Vte/Mve Sensor Error Alarm
  118
- Alarm)
  119
- Fail)
  119
- Spo /CO /Remote Start/Stop Failure Alarm
  119
- SPO2 Disconnected
  119
- Alarm)
  120
- CO2 Accuracy Unspecified
  120
- Disconnected
  120
- Signal)
  120
- Alarm)
  121
- CO 2 Sensor Error Alarm
  121
- Fio2 Disconnected
  121
- Ambient Pressure Compensation Lost Alarm
  122
- Lost Alarm)
  122
- Temperature Comp. Lost
  122
- Alarm)
  123
- Humidity Comp. Lost
  123
- LED Failure Alarm
  123
- Low Alarm Battery Alarm
  123
- Alarm for Beeper Failure
  124
- Alarm Test
  124
- Instructions
  124
- Int. Function Failure (Internal Function Failure Alarm)
  124
- Cleaning and Maintenance
  126
- Cleaning the Vivo 65
  126
- Main Unit
  126
- Insert
  127
- Patient Circuit
  127
- Cleaning and Replacing the Patient Air Filters
  128
- Change of Patients
  129
- Regular Maintenance
  129
- Service and Repair
  129
- Disposal
  130
- Storage
  130
- Dual Limb Circuit with Integrated Exhalation Valve
  131
- System Description
  131
- Technical Specifications
  131
- Single Limb Circuit with Active Exhalation Valve
  132
- Single Limb Circuit with Leakage Port
  132
- MPV Breath Model
  133
- Pneumatic Diagram for the Vivo 65 with Dual Limb
  134
- Circuit
  135
- Pneumatic Diagram for the Vivo 65 with Single Limb
  135
- Worst Case Accuracy
  135
- Data Parameters
  136
- Monitored Values
  136
- Settings
  136
- Alarms
  137
- Technical Specifications and Conditions
  137
- Emission and Immunity Declaration
  141
- Immunity
  141
- Vivo 65 Essential Performance
  141
- Emission
  144
- Recommended Separation Distances between Portable and Mobile RF Communications Equipment and the Ventilator
  144
- Conductors and the Ventilator
  145
- Default Settings
  145
- Recommended Separation Distances between External Power
  145
- Accessories and Parts
  148
- Patient Circuits and Air Delivery Accessories
  148
- Power Accessories
  151
- Monitoring Accessories
  152
- Ventilator Filters and Detachable Parts
  155
- Other Accessories
  156
- Patient Settings
  161
- FAA Compliance
  162
- Index
  163

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