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Dräger Carina Instructions For Use Manual (166 pages)

Sub-Acute Care Ventilator

Brand: Dräger | Category: Fan | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Target Groups
  4
  - Table of Contents
    5
- For Your Safety and that of Your Patients
  
  8
- General Safety Information
  
  8
  - Strictly Follow These Instructions for Use
    8
  - Maintenance
    8
  - Accessories
    8
  - Not for Use in Areas of Explosion Hazard
    9
  - Connected Devices
    9
  - Device Combinations
    9
  - Patient Safety
    9
  - Patient Monitoring
    9
  - Functional Safety
    10
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    10
  - Disposable Products
    11
  - Sterile Accessories
    11
  - Installing Accessories
    11
  - Storing the Instructions for Use
    11
- Product-Specific Safety Information
  
  12
  - Monitoring Ventilation
    14
  - Backup Ventilation with an Independent Manual Ventilation Device
    14
- Application
  
  15
  - Intended Use
    16
  - Definition of Sub-Acute Care
    16
Overview

17
- Carina Basic Device
  
  18
  - Top
    18
  - Bottom
    18
  - Patient Connection Panel (Front)
    19
  - Rear
    19
- Trolley
  
  20
  - Bed and Wall Mountings
    20
- Range of Functions
  
  21
  - Ventilation Functions
    21
  - Breathing Circuits
    21
  - Monitoring Functions
    21
  - Gas Supply
    22
  - Power Supply
    22
  - Data Transfer
    22
  - Medication Nebulization
    22
  - Trolley
    22
  - Bed and Wall Mountings
    22
- Abbreviations
  
  23
- Symbols
  
  25
Operating Concept

27
- Operating and Display Unit
  
  28
- Screen
  
  29
Assembly and Preparation

33
Getting Started

57
- Powering on the Device
  58
  - Requirements for Getting Started
    58
- Safety Information on Getting Started
  58
- Checking Readiness for Operation
  59
  - Connecting the Test Lung
    59
  - Checklist
    60
- Selecting the Application Mode
  62
- Setting the O 2 Supply
  62
- Starting Ventilation
  63
  - Auto Wake-Up
    63
Operation

65
- Safety Information on Ventilation
  
  66
- Setting Ventilation
  
  67
- Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV)
  
  69
  - Safety Information
    69
- Using Apnea Ventilation
  
  70
  - Using Non-Invasive Ventilation
    70
  - Activating Apnea Ventilation
    70
- Using the Autoadapt Function
  
  71
  - Switching off Apnea Ventilation
    71
  - Activating Autoadapt
    71
- Displaying Setting and Measured Values
  
  72
  - Canceling Autoadapt
    72
- Low Pressure Oxygen (LPO)
  
  73
- Locking Keys
  
  73
- Standby Mode
  
  77
  - Switching off the LPO Supply
    77
  - Activating Standby Mode
    77
- Ending Operation
  
  78
- Taking the Device out of Service for an Extended Period
  
  78
  - Continuing Ventilation
    78
  - Taking the Device out of Service
    78
  - Storing the Device
    78
- Extended Period
  
  78
- Improving the Display Accuracy of the Charge State of the Internal Battery
  
  79
Alarms

81
- Display of Alarms
  
  82
  - Visual Alarm Signals
    82
  - Acoustic Alarm Signals
    82
  - Alarm Priorities
    83
  - Confirming Alarms
    83
- Setting the Alarm Limits
  
  84
Configuration

87
- Opening the Configuration Menu
  88
- Overview
  88
- Service Menu
  89
- Selecting the Screen Display
  91
- Setting the Acoustic Alarm Signal
  91
- Setting the Alarm Volume
  91
- Selecting the Application Mode
  93
- Selecting the O 2 Supply
  93
- Selecting Ti or I:E
  93
- Setting the Night Mode
  94
Problem Solving

95
- Failure of the Gas Supply
  96
- Failure of the Power Supply
  96
- Alarm - Cause - Remedy
  97
- Emergency Ventilation
  103
  - Additional Messages on the Screen
    103
Reprocessing

105
- Dismantling
  
  106
  - Before Dismantling
    106
  - Removing Breathing Hoses
    106
  - Dismantling Accessories
    106
- Information on Reprocessing
  
  107
  - Information on Disinfectants
    107
  - Safety Information
    107
- Classifications for Reprocessing
  
  108
  - Classification of Medical Devices
    108
  - Components
    108
- Reprocessing Non-Critical Components
  
  109
  - Surface Disinfection with Cleaning
    109
- Validated Reprocessing Procedures
  
  109
- Reprocessing Semi-Critical Components
  
  110
- After Reprocessing
  
  110
  - Machine Cleaning with Thermal Disinfection
    110
  - Steam Sterilization
    110
  - Special Reprocessing Measures
    110
Maintenance

111
- Overview
  112
  - Definition of Maintenance Concepts
    112
- Inspection
  113
  - Safety Checks
    113
- Preventive Maintenance
  114
- Repair
  114
- Charging the Internal Battery
  115
- Replacing the Inlet Filter
  115
- Disposal
  117
  - Safety Information for Disposal
    118
  - Disposal of Packaging Material
    118
  - Disposal of Batteries
    118
  - Disposal of Inlet Filters
    119
  - Disposal of the Medical Device
    119
Technical Data

121
- Ambient Conditions
  122
- Setting Values
  122
- Performance Characteristics
  124
- Displayed Measured Values
  127
- Monitoring Functions
  129
- Operating Data Characteristics
  130
- Factory-Set Ventilation Parameters
  133
  - Settings for Typical Ventilation
    133
- Trolley
  134
- Alarm System of Carina
  135
- Alarm Delays
  136
- EMC Declaration
  137
  - General Information
    137
  - Electromagnetic Environment
    137
  - Electromagnetic Immunity
    137
  - Recommended Separation Distances from Mobile High-Frequency Communication
    138
  - Equipment
    138
- Connections to IT Networks
  139
  - Information on Connecting to the IT Network
    139
Principles of Operation

141
- Pneumatic Function Description
  
  142
  - Functional Units
    142
  - Volume Losses During Ventilation
    144
- Description of the Ventilation Modes
  
  145
  - VC-Simv
    145
  - VC-AC (Optional)
    147
  - Pc-Bipap
    149
  - Pc-Ac
    151
  - Spn-Cpap/Ps
    152
- Additional Settings for Ventilation
  
  155
  - Apnea Ventilation
    155
  - Trigger
    156
  - Pressure Rise Ramp
    157
  - Autoadapt
    158
- Therapy Types
  
  159
  - Non-Invasive Ventilation
    159
  - Invasive Ventilation
    159
- Additional Functions
  
  160
  - Flow Reduction (Anti Air Shower)
    160
  - Syncplus
    161
- Volume Measurement
  
  162
- Index
  
  163

Dräger Carina Instructions For Use Manual (158 pages)

Subacute Care Ventilator

Brand: Dräger | Category: Fan | Size: 5 MB

Abbreviations and Symbols

5
Overview

17
- Carina Basic Device
  
  18
  - Top
    18
  - Bottom
    18
  - Patient Connection Panel
    19
  - Rear
    19
- Trolley
  
  20
  - Bed and Wall Mountings
    20
- Range of Functions
  
  21
  - Ventilation Functions
    21
  - Breathing Circuits
    21
  - Monitoring Functions
    21
  - Gas Supply
    22
  - Power Supply
    22
  - Data Transfer
    22
  - Medication Nebulization
    22
  - Trolley
    22
  - Bed and Wall Mountings
    22
- Abbreviations
  
  23
- Symbols
  
  25
Operating Concept

27
- Operating and Display Unit
  
  28
- Screen
  
  29
Assembly and Preparation

33
Getting Started

55
- Powering on the Device
  56
  - Requirements for Getting Started
    56
- Safety Information on Getting Started
  56
- Checking Readiness for Operation
  57
  - Connecting the Test Lung
    57
  - Checklist
    58
- Selecting the Application Mode
  59
- Setting the O 2 Supply
  59
- Starting Ventilation
  60
  - Auto Wake-Up
    60
Operation

61
- Safety Information on Ventilation
  
  62
- Setting Ventilation
  
  63
- Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV)
  
  65
  - Safety Information
    65
- Using Apnea Ventilation
  
  66
  - Using Non-Invasive Ventilation
    66
  - Activating Apnea Ventilation
    66
- Using the Autoadapt Function
  
  67
  - Switching off Apnea Ventilation
    67
  - Activating Autoadapt
    67
  - Canceling Autoadapt
    67
- Displaying Setting and Measured Values
  
  68
- Locking Keys
  
  69
- Low Pressure Oxygen (LPO)
  
  69
- Standby Mode
  
  74
  - Activating Standby Mode
    74
  - Continuing Ventilation
    74
- Extended Period
  
  75
- Ending Operation
  
  75
- Taking the Device out of Service for an Extended Period
  
  75
  - Taking the Device out of Service
    75
  - Storing the Device
    75
- Improving the Display Accuracy of the Charging Capacity of the Internal Battery
  
  76
Alarms

77
- Display of Alarms
  
  78
  - Visual Alarm Signals
    78
  - Acoustic Alarm Signals
    78
  - Alarm Priorities
    78
- Setting the Alarm Limits
  
  79
  - Setting Alarm Limits
    79
  - Alarm Limits and Setting Ranges
    79
- Suppressing the Alarm Tone
  
  80
Configuration

81
- Overview
  
  82
- Opening the Configuration Menu
  
  83
  - Setting Parameters
    83
- Service Menu
  
  84
  - Opening the Service Menu
    84
  - Displaying the System Information
    84
  - Setting the System Time
    84
  - Setting the Language
    84
  - Setting the Protocol
    84
- Setting the Alarm Tone Sequence
  
  85
- Setting the Volume of the Alarm Tone
  
  85
- Selecting the Screen Display
  
  86
  - Screen Display of Waveforms
    86
  - Measured Values Screen Display
    86
- Selecting the Application Mode
  
  87
- Selecting the O 2 Supply
  
  87
  - Configuring the Display for Measured Values
    87
- Setting the Night Mode
  
  88
- Selecting Ti or I:E
  
  88
Problem Solving

89
- Failure of the Gas Supply
  90
- Failure of the Power Supply
  90
- Alarm - Cause - Remedy
  91
  - Additional Messages on the Screen
    97
- Rescue Ventilation
  98
Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization

99
- Dismantling
  
  100
  - Before Dismantling
    100
  - Removing Breathing Hoses
    100
- Safety Information on Reprocessing
  
  100
- Reprocessing Methods
  
  101
  - Dismantling Accessories
    101
  - Classification of Medical Devices
    101
  - Testing of Procedures and Agents
    101
  - Uncritical Medical Devices
    102
  - Semicritical Medical Devices
    102
  - Visual Inspection
    103
  - Sterilization
    103
- Reprocessing List
  
  104
- Before Reusing on Patient
  
  104
Maintenance

105
- Overview
  106
  - Definition of Maintenance Concepts
    106
- Inspection
  107
  - Safety Checks
    107
- Preventive Maintenance
  108
- Repair
  108
- Charging the Internal Battery
  109
- Replacing the Inlet Filter
  109
- Disposal
  111
  - Safety Information for Disposal
    112
  - Disposal of Packaging Material
    112
  - Disposal of Batteries
    112
  - Disposal of Inlet Filters
    113
  - Disposal of the Medical Device
    113
Technical Data

115
- Ambient Conditions
  116
- Setting Values
  116
- Performance Characteristics
  118
- Displayed Measured Values
  120
- Monitoring Functions
  121
- Operating Data Characteristics
  122
- Factory-Set Ventilation Parameters
  125
  - Settings for Typical Ventilation
    125
- Breathing Circuits and Valves
  126
- Trolley
  126
- Alarm Delays
  128
- EMC Declaration
  128
Principles of Operation

133
- Pneumatic Function Description
  
  134
  - Functional Units
    134
  - Volume Losses During Ventilation
    136
- Description of the Ventilation Modes
  
  137
  - VC-Simv
    137
  - VC-AC (Optional)
    138
  - Pc-Bipap
    140
  - Pc-Ac
    142
  - Spn-Cpap/Ps
    143
- Additional Settings for Ventilation
  
  146
  - Apnea Ventilation
    146
  - Trigger
    147
  - Pressure Rise Ramp
    148
  - Autoadapt
    149
- Therapy Types
  
  150
  - Non-Invasive Ventilation
    150
  - Invasive Ventilation
    150
- Additional Functions
  
  151
  - Flow Reduction (Anti Air Shower)
    151
  - Syncplus
    152
- Volume Measurement
  
  153
- Index
  
  155

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Dräger Carina Instructions For Use Manual (166 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

General Safety Information

Product-Specific Safety Information

Application

Overview

Carina Basic Device

Trolley

Range of Functions

Abbreviations

Symbols

Operating Concept

Operating and Display Unit

Screen

Assembly and Preparation

Safety Information for Preparation

Preparing Carina

Carina with Trolley

Safety Information on Breathing Circuits and Additional Components

And Additional Components

Using Bacterial Filters

Connecting Breathing Circuits

Connecting the Breathing Gas Humidifier

Nebulizer

Preparing Aeroneb Pro Medication

Connecting the Power Supply

Connecting the Gas Supply

Connecting the Nurse Call

Protocol

Intrahospital Patient Transport

Getting Started

Operation

Safety Information on Ventilation

Setting Ventilation

Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV)

Using Apnea Ventilation

Using the Autoadapt Function

Displaying Setting and Measured Values

Low Pressure Oxygen (LPO)

Locking Keys

Standby Mode

Ending Operation

Taking the Device out of Service for an Extended Period

Extended Period

Improving the Display Accuracy of the Charge State of the Internal Battery

Alarms

Display of Alarms

Setting the Alarm Limits

Configuration

Problem Solving

Reprocessing

Dismantling

Information on Reprocessing

Classifications for Reprocessing

Reprocessing Non-Critical Components

Validated Reprocessing Procedures

Reprocessing Semi-Critical Components

After Reprocessing

Maintenance

Technical Data

Principles of Operation

Pneumatic Function Description

Description of the Ventilation Modes

Additional Settings for Ventilation

Therapy Types

Additional Functions

Volume Measurement

Index

Dräger Carina Instructions For Use Manual (158 pages)

Table of Contents

Abbreviations and Symbols

For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

General Safety Information

Product-Specific Safety Information

Application

Overview

Carina Basic Device