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Dräger Primus Infinity Empowered Instructions For Use Manual

Dräger Primus Infinity Empowered Instructions For Use Manual (277 pages)

Anesthesia workstation

Brand: Dräger | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 3.64 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
Application

15
- Intended Use
  16
- The Following Measured Values Are
  16
- Utilization
  16
- Ventilation Modes
  16
- Monitoring
  17
- The Following Are Displayed as Bar Graphs
  17
- The Following Parameters Are Displayed as
  17
- The Following Parameters Can be Displayed
  17
- Contraindications
  18
- Environment of Use
  18
- Further Information on Application
  18
- Indications
  18
- Indications and Contraindications
  18
Overview

19
- Components
  20
- Front
  20
- Rear
  21
- Gas Inlets
  22
- Screen with User Interface
  23
- Interface Panel
  24
- Flexible Arm for Breathing Bag (Optional)
  25
- Auxiliary Flowmeter and Mechanical
  26
- Pressure Gauge (Optional)
  26
- Gas Flow Diagram
  27
- Additional Functions
  28
- Infinity ID Wireless Accessory Detection
  28
- MEDIBUS/MEDIBUS.X Protocol
  28
- System
  28
- Abbreviations
  30
- List of Abbreviations Used in the Software and on the Device
  30
- List of General Abbreviations
  32
- Units
  32
- Symbols
  33
Operating Concept

35
Assembly and Preparation

51
Getting Started

73
- Device Check
  74
- Power on
  74
- Check List
  75
- Central Gas Supply CS
  76
- Reserve Gas Cylinders
  76
- Auxiliary Oxygen Flow Tube (Optional)
  77
- O 2 -Flush
  77
- O 2 Emergency Delivery
  77
- Emergency Resuscitator
  78
- Vaporizers
  78
- Breathing System
  80
- Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System AGS
  81
- Dealing with the Water Trap Exchange Interval for the Infinity ID Water Trap
  82
- Emptying the Water Trap
  82
- Preparing Primus Infinity Empowered for the Self Test
  83
- Self Test
  84
- Leakage
  85
- System Compliance
  85
- Locating and Eliminating Leakages
  86
- Proposals on How to Systematically Rule out Components When Looking for Leaks
  87
- Self Test Results
  88
- Emergency Start
  89
Operation

91
- Loading Therapy-Related Data from Infinity ID Breathing Circuits
  92
- Operation
  92
- Safety Information
  92
- Entering the Patient's Age
  94
- Entering the Patient's Ideal Body Weight (Optional)
  94
- Loading Default Settings
  94
- Setting Fresh-Gas Concentrations
  95
- Selecting the Carrier Gas
  96
- Setting the Fresh-Gas Flow
  96
- Setting the O 2 Concentration
  96
- Fresh Gas Failure Detection
  97
- SORC (Sensitive Oxygen Ratio Controller)
  97
- Setting the Vapor
  98
- Pressure Control Valve APL
  99
- Ventilation
  99
- Breathing
  100
- Start Manual Ventilation/Spontaneous
  100
- O 2 -Flush
  101
- Volume Mode
  102
- Volume Mode Autoflow - Volume AF (Optional)
  106
- Pressure Mode Ventilation Mode
  110
- Pressure Support Mode (Optional)
  114
- Continuous Positive Airway Pressure CPAP - in Pressure Support Mode (Optional)
  115
- Frequency Changes
  116
- Presetting the Ventilation Mode
  116
- Changes in PEEP
  117
- Changes in TINSP
  117
- Changing between Ventilation Modes
  117
- Using Non-Rebreathing Systems
  119
- Ending the External Fresh Gas Mode
  120
- Changing Patients
  121
- Changing Soda Lime
  121
- Disposable Absorber Drägersorb CLIC
  122
- Leak Test
  123
- Reusable Absorber
  123
- End of Operation
  125
- Switch off the Anesthetic Gas Scavenging System AGS
  126
- Use
  126
Alarms

127
- Alarm Displays
  128
- Advisory/Technical Message
  129
- Alarm Priorities and Alarm Signals
  129
- Caution
  129
- Warning
  129
- Downgrading Alarm Priorities
  130
- Suppressing Alarms
  130
- Alarm Behaviour When Changing Ventilation
  131
- Modes
  131
- Limit-Based Alarms Activated in Respective Ventilation Modes
  132
- Alarms
  134
- Enabling/Disabling CO
  134
- Enabling/Disabling CO 2 Alarms
  134
- Enabling/Disabling HLM Mode
  135
- HLM Mode
  135
- (Optional)
  136
- Alarms (Optional)
  136
- Enabling/Disabling Spo
  136
- Flow Apnea Alarms in HLM Mode
  136
- Displaying and Setting Alarm Limits
  137
- Opening the Alarm Limits Menu Automatically
  137
- Adapting Alarm Limits
  138
- Alarms in the Standby Mode
  139
- Setting the Alarm Tone
  139
Monitoring

141
- Selecting the Standard Screen
  142
- Monitoring Mode
  143
- Screen Layout
  143
- Airway Pressure
  144
- Anesthetic Gases
  144
- CO 2 Concentration
  144
- Displayed Parameters
  144
- Flow and Volume
  144
- O 2 Concentration
  144
- Spo Concentration (Optional)
  144
- Econometer (Optional)
  145
- Gas Supply
  145
- Indicators for the Active Ventilation Source
  145
- Virtual Flow Tubes
  145
- Volumeter
  145
- Loops (Optional)
  146
- Mini Trends (Optional)
  146
- Calibration
  147
- Gas Measurement
  147
- MAC Definition
  147
- Age-Dependent MAC Values
  148
- Mixture Detection
  149
- Xmac Display (MAC Multiple)
  149
- Automatic Agent Alarm Activation
  150
- Lower Bar Graph
  151
- Starting the Volumeter
  151
- Upper Bar Graph
  151
- Using the Volumeter Function
  151
- Econometer (Optional)
  152
- Loops (Optional)
  153
- Mini Trend for MV*CO2
  154
- Mini Trends (Optional)
  154
- Mini Trend for CPAT/PEEP
  155
- Mini Trend for O 2 Uptake
  155
- Selecting the Data Screen
  156
- Selecting Other Display Combinations
  157
- Selecting the Trend Screen
  157
- Deleting the Trend Memory
  158
- Zoom Function
  158
- Selecting the Logbook
  159
- Selecting a Sensor
  160
- Spo 2 Measurement (Optional)
  160
- To Delete the Logbook
  160
- Using the Timer Function
  160
- Safety-Relevant Information
  162
- Applying the Durasensor DS-100 a
  163
Configuration

165
- Configuring the Default Settings
  166
- Basic Settings and Audible Signals
  167
- Parameters
  168
- Interfaces/Logbook
  169
- Screen Layout
  170
- Setting Alarm Limits
  171
- Ventilator and Gas Delivery
  175
- Remote Service
  178
- System Information
  178
- Configuration During Operation
  180
- Screen Layout
  182
- During Operation
  183
- Operation
  183
- Setting the Patient's Age and Weight During
  183
Remedying Faults

185
- Power Failure
  186
- Gas Failure
  187
- Ventilator Failure
  189
- Fresh Gas Delivery Failure
  190
- Ventilator and Fresh Gas Delivery Failure
  191
- Gas Measurement Failure
  192
- Screen Error
  192
- User Interface Failure
  192
- System Failure
  193
- Alarm - Cause - Remedy
  194
Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization

215
- Disassembly
  216
- Observe before Disassembly
  216
- Removing the Sample Line
  216
- Removing the Water Trap Container
  216
- Removing the Microbial Filter (Optional)
  217
- Removing the Patient System
  217
- Bag
  218
- Removing the Absorber
  218
- Removing the Flexible Arm and Breathing
  218
- Removing the Ventilator Module
  218
- Removing the Breathing System
  219
- Removing the Flow Sensors
  220
- Removing the Ventilator Diaphragm
  220
- Opening the Breathing System
  221
- System AGS
  221
- (Optional)
  222
- Removing the Secretion Aspiration System
  222
- Classification of Medical Devices
  224
- Reprocessing Procedure
  224
- Testing of Procedures and Agents
  224
- Uncritical Medical Devices
  224
- Semicritical Medical Devices
  225
- Sterilization
  226
- Visual Inspection
  226
- Reprocessing List
  227
- Assembly
  229
- Inserting the Flow Sensors
  229
- Installing the Breathing System
  229
- Visual Inspection
  229
- Filling and Fitting the Absorber
  230
- Installing the Flexible Arm (Optional) and Breathing Bag
  232
- Connecting the Patient System
  233
- Inserting the Ventilator Module
  233
- Connecting the Anesthetic Gas Scavenging
  234
- System AGS
  234
- Connecting the Secretion Aspirator
  235
- Before Using on Patients on Again
  236
Maintenance

237
- Definition of Maintenance Concepts
  238
- Overview
  238
- Inspection
  239
- Safety Checks
  239
- Preventive Maintenance
  240
- Repair
  242
- Emptying or Replacing the Water Trap
  243
- Emptying the Water Trap
  243
- Replacing the Water Trap
  243
- Replacing the O 2 Sensor
  244
- Disposal
  245
- Disposal of Non-Rechargeable Batteries
  246
- Disposing of the Medical Device
  246
Technical Data

247
- General Information
  248
- Technical Data
  248
- Ambient Conditions
  249
- Controlled Mixer
  249
- Ventilator
  250
- Breathing System
  252
- Flowmeter for Oxygen Delivery - Auxiliary Oxygen Flow Tube (Optional)
  254
- Fresh-Gas Outlet for Non-Rebreathing Systems (Optional)
  254
- Measuring Systems
  255
- Interfaces
  263
- Operating Data
  265
- Use of Latex
  269
- Relevant Standards
  270
- EMC Declaration
  271
- General Information
  271
- Electromagnetic Emissions
  272
- Electromagnetic Immunity
  273
- Devices
  275
- Recommended Separation Distances to Portable and Mobile Radio Frequency Communication Devices
  275
- Connections to IT Networks
  276
- Device Combinations
  276
- Information on Connecting to the IT-Network
  277

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Dräger Primus Infinity Empowered Quick Reference Manual

Dräger Primus Infinity Empowered Quick Reference Manual (34 pages)

Brand: Dräger | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 3.42 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Overview

4
- Front
  4
- Rear
  5
- Gas Inlets
  6
- Interface Panel
  7
Operation Concept

8
Assembly

13
Getting Started

17
- Device Check
  17
- Self Test
  18
- Emergency Start
  19
Alarms

20
- Alarm Displays
  20
- Alarm Priorities and Alarm Signals
  21
- Suppressing Alarms
  22
- Displaying and Setting Alarm Limits
  23
Monitoring

25
- Selecting the Standard Screen
  25
- Monitoring Mode
  25
- Screen Layout
  26
Principles of Operation

27

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