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Dräger Perseus A500 Instructions For Use Manual (292 pages)

Anesthesia workstation

Brand: Dräger | Category: Desktop | Size: 16.99 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Information about this Document
  5
For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

8
- General Safety Information
  
  9
  - Strictly Follow These Instructions for Use
    9
  - Service
    9
  - Accessories
    9
  - Patient Safety
    10
  - Patient Monitoring
    10
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    11
  - Training
    11
  - Keeping the Instructions for Use
    11
- Product-Specific Safety Information
  
  12
  - Essential Performance
    13
  - Handling Infinity ID Components
    13
- Application
  
  14
Overview

17
- Hardware
  
  18
  - Front (Trolley Version)
    18
  - Front (Ceiling-Mounted Version)
    19
  - Screen
    19
  - Plug-In Connection with Vapor View Option for up to 3 Vaporizers
    20
  - Breathing System
    21
  - Side View from Left
    22
  - Device Column
    23
  - Rear (Trolley Version)
    24
  - Rear (Ceiling-Mounted Version)
    26
  - Interfaces
    27
  - Gas Inlets
    28
  - Hanger Yokes (Optional) for Gas Cylinders with
    29
  - Pin-Index Connections
    29
  - Auxiliary Power Sockets (Trolley Version)
    30
  - Gas Mixing Unit (Electronically Controlled)
    31
  - Gas Mixing Unit (Mechanically Controlled)
    32
- Functional Scope
  
  33
  - Device Versions, Options, and Accessories
    33
  - Gas Delivery
    33
  - Ventilation Modes
    33
  - Additional Operation Modes
    33
  - Monitoring
    33
  - Display on the Screen
    34
  - Protocoling
    34
  - Gas Supply
    34
  - Gas Scavenging
    34
  - Data Exchange, Interfaces
    35
- Gas Flow Plan
  
  36
Operating Concept

39
- Screen
  
  40
  - Main Screen
    40
  - Therapy Bar
    40
  - Dialog Windows
    41
  - Quick Setup Window
    41
- Color Concept
  
  42
  - Colors of the Control Elements
    42
  - Waveforms and Parameters
    42
- Selecting and Setting
  
  43
- Remote Control for the Ceiling-Mounted Version (Combination with Dräger Ceiling Supply Units)
  
  44
  - Releasing the Locking Brakes
    44
- Safety Sensor
  
  45
  - Height Adjustment
    45
  - Status Display
    45
Assembly and Preparation

46
Getting Started

79
Operation

83
- Safety Information
  
  85
- Starting the Therapy
  
  87
  - Loading the Patient Data
    87
  - Checking the Patient Data
    88
  - Setting and Starting the Therapy
    88
  - Useful Tips
    89
- Adjusting the Therapy
  
  90
  - Setting the APL Valve
    90
  - Adjusting the Fresh-Gas Flow
    91
  - Using the O 2 Flush
    91
  - Using the Vaporizer
    91
  - Changing the Ventilation Mode
    92
  - Synchronizing the Breaths
    92
  - Ventilating Pediatric Patients and Neonates
    92
- Special Forms of Therapy
  
  93
- Maneuvers (Optional)
  
  95
- Using Fields with Special Functions
  
  100
  - Breathing Gas Measurement and Xmac Display (MAC Multiples)
    100
  - Prediction of the Anesthetic Gas Concentration (Optional)
    101
  - Prediction of the Inspiratory O (Optional)
    102
  - Concentration
    102
  - Econometer (Optional)
    103
  - Stopwatch
    103
  - Countdown
    103
  - Volumeter
    104
  - Low-Flow Wizard (Optional)
    104
- Organizing the Screen Display
  
  105
  - Available Views
    105
  - Changing the Current View
    105
  - Customizing the Current View
    106
  - Using Loops
    106
  - Displaying Mini-Trends
    107
  - Displaying Alarm Limits and Units of Measurement
    107
  - Adjusting the Sweep Speed and the Scale
    107
- Displaying Additional Data
  
  108
  - Changing the Color Scheme and the Screen Brightness
    108
  - Viewing Current Measured Values
    108
  - Logbook
    108
  - Trends
    109
  - Displaying Installed Options
    109
  - Displaying an Overview of the Accessories and Consumptions
    109
- Setting the Sound Volume
  
  110
- Adjusting the Alarms
  
  110
  - Setting Alarm Tone Volume and Breathing Sound Volume
    110
  - Setting the Alarm Limits
    110
  - Activating or Deactivating CO
    111
  - Alarms
    111
  - Automatic Xmac Monitoring
    112
  - Deactivation of Automatic Xmac Monitoring
    112
- Exporting Data
  
  113
  - General Information
    113
  - Exporting the Screen Contents
    113
  - Exporting Trends and Data
    113
- Changing the Patient Data
  
  113
- Other Settings
  
  114
- Ending the Therapy
  
  116
  - Switching to the Standby Mode
    116
  - Using O 2 Insufflation
    116
  - Change of Patient
    118
Tests

120
- Information on the Availability of Individual Device Functions
  
  121
- Testing the Device
  
  121
  - Available Test Types
    122
- Performing the Tests
  
  123
- Completing the Checklist
  
  126
  - Prerequisites
    126
  - Vaporizers
    127
  - Gas Flow
    128
  - Breathing Circuit
    130
  - Valves
    130
  - Components
    131
  - Accessories
    132
Ending Operation

135
- Turning off the Device
  136
- Alarms
  138
  - Displaying Alarms
    139
    
    Optical Alarm Signals
    139
    
    Acoustic Alarm Signals
    139
  - Response to Alarms
    140
    
    Alarm Priorities
    140
    
    Displaying Information on Alarms
    140
    
    Suppressing the Alarm Tone
    141
    
    Downgrading and Acknowledging Alarm Messages
    141
    
    Opening the Alarm History
    142
    
    Adjusting the Alarm Limits
    142
  - Adopting Alarm Settings When Changing the Ventilation Mode
    143
  - Alarm Delay and Alarm Escalation
    144
    
    Activating the Alarms Related to Volume
    144
    
    Resetting the Apnea (no CO 2 ) Alarm
    144
  - Activation of Alarms after Breath Detection
    147
  - Intelligent Alarm Behavior
    147
    
    Combined Alarms
    147
    
    Suppressed Alarms
    147
Configuration

148
- Device Settings
  
  149
- Setting the Date and Time
  
  149
  - Factory Settings
    149
  - Start Settings
    149
  - User-Specific Settings
    149
- Defining the Start Settings
  
  150
  - Adjusting the Settings
    150
  - System Setup > Screen Layout
    150
  - System Setup > Alarms
    152
  - System Setup > Therapy
    157
  - System Setup > Licenses/Options
    163
  - System Setup > System
    164
  - Resetting the Start Settings
    170
  - Resetting the Consumptions
    170
  - General Device Information
    170
- Transferring Device Configurations
  
  171
  - Importing the Configuration
    171
  - Exporting the Configuration
    171
- Activating Software Options
  
  172
- Overview of Configurable Screen Contents
  
  173
  - Waveforms and Associated Parameter Fields
    173
  - Parameter Fields
    174
Troubleshooting

180
- Leakage
  181
  - Possible Causes of Leakage
    181
  - Systematic Localization of Leakages
    181
- Power Supply Failure
  182
- Emergency O 2 Delivery (Electronically Controlled Gas Mixer)
  183
  - Controlled Gas Mixer)
    183
- Failure of the Gas Supply
  184
- Failure of Fresh-Gas Delivery (Electronically Controlled Gas Mixture)
  186
- Ventilator Failure
  186
- Flow Measurement Failure
  187
- Gas Measurement Failure
  187
- Complete Failure
  188
- Screen Fault/User Interface Failure
  188
- Problems with the Anesthetic Gas Receiving System (AGS)
  189
- System (AGS)
  189
  - Replacing the Anesthetic Gas Receiving System (AGS)
    189
- Problems with Cylinder Pressure Reducers
  190
- Problems with the Vapor View Option
  190
- Support Request
  190
- Alarm - Cause - Remedy
  191
Service

214
- Safety Information
  215
- Definition of Service Terminology
  216
  - Additional Information Concerning the Ceiling
    216
  - Mounted Version
    216
- Transport for Maintenance Purposes
  216
- Inspection
  217
  - Remote Service
    217
  - Safety Checks
    217
- Maintenance
  219
- Repair
  220
- Disposal
  221
  - Safety Information
    222
  - Disposing of the Device
    222
  - Disposing of Accessories
    222
Technical Data

223
- Ambient Conditions
  224
- General Information
  224
- Fresh-Gas Delivery
  225
- Fresh-Gas Delivery (Electronically Controlled Gas Mixer)
  225
- Controlled Gas Mixer)
  
  226
- Controlled Gas Mixer)
  
  226
  - Fresh-Gas Delivery (Mechanically Controlled Gas Mixer)
    226
  - Ventilator
    226
  - Breathing System
    229
  - External Fresh-Gas Outlet
    231
  - Anesthetic Gas Receiving System
    231
  - Measuring Systems and Displays
    231
  - Display of Calculated Values
    237
  - Operating Characteristics
    238
  - Device Outputs
    244
  - Relevant Standards
    247
  - Diagrams
    249
    
    Breathing Hoses and Filters
    249
    
    To ISO 8835-2 and ISO 80601-2-13)
    249
  - Device Combinations
    250
    
    Response Times in Event of Concentration Changes
    250
  - EMC Declaration
    251
    
    General Information
    251
    
    Electromagnetic Environment
    251
  - Emission of High-Frequency Energy
    252
    
    Recommended Separation Distances from
    252
  - Connections to IT Networks
    253
    
    LAN Interface
    253
    
    RS232 Interface
    254
    
    USB Interface
    255
  - Open-Source Software
    256
Principles of Operation

257
- Description of the Ventilation Modes
  
  258
  - Meaning and Function of the Therapy Controls
    258
  - Degree of Respiratory Support
    259
  - Ventilation Modes and Effective Parameters
    260
  - Pressure-Supported Ventilation
    262
  - Pressure-Controlled Ventilation
    263
  - APRV (Optional)
    264
  - Volume-Controlled Ventilation
    265
- Minimum O 2 Delivery
  
  268
- Age on Device Behavior
  
  269
- Infinity ID Accessory Support
  
  269
- Influence of Patient Category, Weight, and Age on Device Behavior
  
  269
- Schematic Diagram of Alarm Tones
  
  271
  - Tone Sequence for Various Alarm Priorities
    271
  - Tone Signals During Operation
    271
- Combination Lock on the Drawer (Optional)
  
  272
  - Opening the Combination Lock
    272
  - Changing the Combination
    272
  - Loss of the Combination
    273
- Annex
  
  274
  - Abbreviations
    275
  - Symbols
    277
  - Product Labels
    280
  - Overview of the Menu Structure
    282
- Password
  
  285
  - Configuration Password for Perseus A500 Software 2.0N
    285
- Index
  
  287

Dräger Perseus A500 Instructions For Use Manual (272 pages)

Anesthesia workstation

Brand: Dräger | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 2.81 MB

Abbreviations, Symbols, and Product Labels

5
- Table of Contents
  5
- For Your Safety and that of Your Patients
  
  8
- General Safety Information
  
  8
- Product-Specific Safety Information
  
  10
  - Training
    10
  - Keeping the Instructions for Use
    10
  - Functional Safety
    11
  - Handling Infinity ID Components
    11
- Application
  
  12
Overview

15
- Hardware
  
  16
- Up to 3 Vaporizers
  
  18
  - Breathing System
    18
  - Side View from Left
    19
  - Device Column
    20
  - Rear
    21
  - Interfaces
    23
  - Gas Inlets
    24
  - Hanger Yokes (Optional) for Gas Cylinders with
    25
  - Pin-Index Connections
    25
  - Auxiliary Power Sockets
    26
  - Gas Mixing Unit (Electronically Controlled)
    27
  - Gas Mixing Unit (Mechanically Controlled)
    28
- Functional Scope
  
  29
  - Device Versions, Options, and Accessories
    29
  - Gas Delivery
    29
  - Ventilation Modes
    29
  - Additional Operation Modes
    29
  - Monitoring
    29
  - Display on the Screen
    30
  - Protocoling
    30
  - Gas Supply
    30
  - Gas Scavenging
    30
  - Data Exchange, Interfaces
    30
- Gas Flow Plan
  
  32
  - Breathing System
    32
  - Gas Supply (Electronically Controlled Gas Mixer)
    33
- Mixer)
  
  34
  - Gas Supply (Mechanically Controlled Gas Mixer)
    34
Operating Concept

35
- Main Screen
  36
- Therapy Bar
  36
- Dialog Windows
  37
- Quick Setup Window
  37
- Color Concept
  
  38
  - Colors of the Control Elements
    38
  - Waveforms and Parameters
    38
- Procedure
  
  39
- Gases
  
  39
- Selecting and Setting
  
  39
Assembly and Preparation

41
- Mounting of Accessories
  
  42
  - Mounting on the Sides of the Device Column
    42
- Before First Operation
  
  43
- Transport Within the Hospital
  
  47
- Connecting the Gas Supply
  
  48
  - Central Gas Supply
    48
  - Connecting the Gas Cylinders
    48
  - Mounting the Vaporizers
    51
- Ensuring the Gas Supply
  
  53
- Preparation for an Operation Day / after Cleaning and Sterilization
  
  54
- Selecting and Connecting Patient-Specific Accessories
  
  58
- Elbow
  
  58
- (Optional)
  
  65
- Connecting or Exchanging Consumables
  
  65
  - Single-Use CO 2 Absorber
    65
  - Reusable CO 2 Absorber
    65
  - Water Trap
    66
  - Connecting the Sample Line
    67
- Getting Started
  
  68
Operation

72
- Safety Information
  
  73
- Starting the Therapy
  
  74
  - Loading the Patient Data
    74
  - Checking the Patient Data
    75
  - Setting and Starting the Therapy
    75
  - Useful Tips
    76
- Adjusting the Therapy
  
  77
  - Adjusting the APL Valve
    77
  - Using the O 2 Flush
    78
  - Using the Vaporizer
    78
  - Changing the Ventilation Mode
    79
  - Synchronizing the Breaths
    79
  - Ventilating Children and Neonates
    79
- Special Forms of Therapy
  
  80
- Using Fields with Special Functions
  
  82
  - Xmac Display (MAC Multiples)
    82
  - Prediction of Anesthetic Gas Concentration (Optional)
    83
  - Prediction of the Inspiratory O Concentration (Optional)
    84
  - Econometer (Optional)
    85
  - Stopwatch
    85
  - Countdown
    85
  - Volumeter
    86
  - Low-Flow Wizard (Optional)
    86
- Organizing the Screen Display
  
  87
  - Available Views
    87
  - Changing the Current View
    87
  - Using Loops
    88
  - Displaying Mini-Trends
    88
  - Displaying Alarm Limits and Units of Measurement
    88
  - Adjusting the Current View
    89
  - Adjusting the Sweep Speed and the Scales
    89
- Displaying Additional Data
  
  90
  - Changing the Color Mode and the Screen Brightness
    90
  - Viewing Current Measured Values
    90
  - Logbook
    91
  - Trends
    91
- Setting the Sound Volume
  
  92
- Adjusting the Alarms
  
  93
  - Setting the Alarm Limits
    93
  - Activating or Deactivating CO
    94
  - Automatic Xmac Monitoring
    94
  - Alarms
    94
  - Deactivation of Automatic Xmac Monitoring
    95
- Exporting Data
  
  96
  - General Information
    96
  - Exporting Screen Contents
    96
  - Exporting Trends and Data
    96
- Changing the Patient Data
  
  96
- Other Settings
  
  97
- Ending the Therapy
  
  99
  - Switching to the Standby Mode
    99
  - Using the O 2 Insufflation
    99
- Patient Change
  
  100
  - Cleaning and Disinfecting the Workstation
    100
  - Checking or Replacing Consumables
    100
  - Checking the System
    101
  - Flushing the Breathing System
    101
System Test

102
- Information on the Availability of Individual Device Functions
  
  103
- Testing the System
  
  103
  - Available Test Types
    104
- Performing the Tests
  
  105
  - Fully Automatic Tests
    105
- Processing the Checklist
  
  106
  - Leakage Assistant
    106
  - Checking the Gas Supply
    106
  - Checking the Vaporizers
    108
  - Checking the Breathing System
    108
  - Miscellaneous
    110
Ending Operation

111
- Switching off the Device
  112
  - End of Operation
    112
  - Preparing the Device for Automatic Switch-On, Including System Test (Auto on Option)
    112
- (Flush & Dry Function)
  
  113
- Including System Test (Auto on Option)
  
  113
- Alarms
  
  114
  - Display of Alarms
    115
    
    Optical Alarm Signals
    115
    
    Acoustic Alarm Signals
    115
  - Response to Alarms
    116
    
    Alarm Priorities
    116
    
    Displaying Information on Alarms
    116
    
    Suppressing the Alarm Tone
    117
    
    Downgrading and Acknowledging Alarm Messages
    118
    
    Opening the Alarm History
    118
    
    Adjusting the Alarm Limits
    119
  - Adopting Alarm Settings When Changing the Ventilation Mode
    120
  - Alarm Delay and Alarm Escalation
    121
    
    Activating the Alarms Related to Volume
    121
    
    Resetting the Apnea (no CO 2 ) Alarm
    121
  - Activation of Alarms after Breath Detection
    124
  - Intelligent Alarm Behavior
    124
    
    Combined Alarms
    124
    
    Suppressed Alarms
    124
Configuration

125
- Defining Start Settings
  
  126
  - Factory Settings
    126
  - Start Settings
    126
  - User-Specific Settings
    126
  - Adjusting the Settings
    126
  - System Setup > Screen Layout
    126
  - System Setup > Alarms
    128
  - System Setup > Therapy
    135
  - System Setup > System
    139
- Device Settings
  
  126
- Transferring Device Configurations
  
  144
  - Resetting the Start Settings
    144
  - Resetting the Consumption
    144
- Activating Applications
  
  145
- Overview of the Configurable Screen Contents
  
  146
Troubleshooting

153
- Leakages
  154
  - Possible Leakage Causes
    154
- Power Supply Failure
  155
- Blown
  
  157
- (Ags)
  
  162
Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization

184
- Disassembly
  
  185
- Reprocessing Procedures
  
  187
  - Classification of Medical Devices
    187
  - Tested Procedures and Agents
    187
  - Non-Critical Medical Devices
    187
  - Semi-Critical Medical Devices
    188
  - Visual Check
    190
  - Sterilization
    190
- Reprocessing List
  
  191
  - Non-Critical Medical Devices
    191
  - Semi-Critical Medical Devices
    193
- Assembling the Parts
  
  194
- Before Using on Patients Again
  
  194
Maintenance

195
- Inspection
  196
  - Remote Service
    197
  - Safety Checks
    197
- Overview
  196
- Preventive Maintenance
  198
  - Table of Maintenance Intervals
    198
- Repairs
  199
- Disposal
  200
  - Disposing of the Medical Device
    201
  - Disposing of Accessories
    201
Technical Data

202
Principles of Operation

237
- Description of the Ventilation Modes
  
  238
- Minimum O 2 Delivery
  
  247
- Influence of Patient Category, Weight, and Age on Device Behavior
  
  248
- Infinity ID Accessory Support
  
  248
- Height
  
  248
- Schematic Diagram of Alarm Tones
  
  250
  - Tone Sequence for Various Alarm Priorities
    250
  - Tone Signals During Operation
    250
- Combination Lock on the Drawer (Optional)
  
  251
  - Opening the Combination Lock
    251
  - Changing the Combination
    251
  - Loss of the Combination
    252
- Annex
  
  253
  - Abbreviations
    254
  - Symbols
    256
  - Product Labels
    259
  - Overview of the Menu Structure
    261
- Password
  
  265
  - Configuration Password for Perseus A500 Software 1.1N
    265

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Table of Contents
3
What's What

4
- Front View
  4
- Rear View
  5
- Top View
  6
- Breathing System
  7
- Mixer Unit
  8
- User Interface
  9
Preparation for Use

10
Start up

11
- Preparing the Device for the Entire System Test
  11
- Entire System Test
  11
- Leakage Assistant
  11
- Potential Test Results
  12
- System Leakage Test
  12
Operation

13
- New Case
  13
- Setting Fresh Gas Delivery
  13
- Selecting a Ventilation Mode
  14
- Spontaneous Breathing
  14
- Manual Ventilation
  14
- Mechanical Ventilation
  14
- External Fresh Gas Outlet
  15
- Switching to Standby
  15
- Switch off
  15
Alarms

16
- Alarm Priorities
  16
- Changing Alarm Limits
  16
Emergency Scenarios

17
- Emergency Start up
  17
- Power Failure
  17
- Gas Supply Failure
  18
- Ventilator Failure
  18
- Mixer Failure
  18
Cleaning

19
- Disassembling the Breathing System
  19
- Reassembling the Breathing System
  19
Consumable Items

21

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Dräger Perseus A500 Instructions For Use Manual (292 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

General Safety Information

Product-Specific Safety Information

Application

Overview

Hardware

Functional Scope

Gas Flow Plan

Operating Concept

Screen

Color Concept

Selecting and Setting

Remote Control for the Ceiling-Mounted Version (Combination with Dräger Ceiling Supply Units)

Safety Sensor

Assembly and Preparation

Perseus as a Ceiling-Mounted Version

Mounting of Accessories

Before First Operation

Intrahospital Transport

Establishing the Gas Supply

Ensuring the Gas Scavenging

Preparation for a Day of Operations / after Reprocessing

Selecting and Connecting Patient-Specific Accessories

Connecting or Exchanging Consumables

Getting Started

Operation

Safety Information

Starting the Therapy

Adjusting the Therapy

Special Forms of Therapy

Maneuvers (Optional)

Using Fields with Special Functions

Organizing the Screen Display

Displaying Additional Data

Setting the Sound Volume

Adjusting the Alarms

Exporting Data

Changing the Patient Data

Other Settings

Ending the Therapy

Tests

Information on the Availability of Individual Device Functions

Testing the Device

Performing the Tests

Completing the Checklist

Ending Operation

Configuration

Device Settings

Setting the Date and Time

Defining the Start Settings

Transferring Device Configurations

Activating Software Options

Overview of Configurable Screen Contents

Troubleshooting

Service

Technical Data

Controlled Gas Mixer)

Controlled Gas Mixer)

Principles of Operation

Description of the Ventilation Modes

Minimum O 2 Delivery

Age on Device Behavior

Infinity ID Accessory Support

Influence of Patient Category, Weight, and Age on Device Behavior

Schematic Diagram of Alarm Tones

Combination Lock on the Drawer (Optional)

Annex

Password

Index

Dräger Perseus A500 Instructions For Use Manual (272 pages)

Table of Contents

Abbreviations, Symbols, and Product Labels

For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

General Safety Information

Product-Specific Safety Information

Application