To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Breas Vivo 3 Medical Equipment ventilator starts, but the patient circuit doesn’t deliver any air?
If the Breas Medical Equipment ventilator starts but no air is delivered through the patient circuit, ensure that both ends of the circuit are correctly connected. Additionally, straighten the patient circuit or replace it.
How to fix Breas Vivo 3 when the ventilator doesn’t start?
If the Breas Medical Equipment ventilator doesn’t start, check the connection of the power cord between the ventilator and the power outlet.
What to do if my Breas Vivo 3 ventilator starts but doesn't deliver air?
First, ensure that both ends of the patient circuit are correctly connected. Then, straighten the patient circuit or replace it.
What to do if Breas Medical Equipment ventilator starts, but no air is delivered?
If your Breas Medical Equipment ventilator starts but doesn't deliver air, ensure both ends of the patient circuit are correctly connected. Also, straighten the patient circuit or replace it.
Why is my Breas Vivo 3 humidifier not working properly?
Several factors can cause the Breas Medical Equipment humidifier to malfunction. If it's incorrectly assembled, disassemble and reassemble it properly. If the air remains dry despite using the humidifier, increase the humidification level. Also, the humidifier won’t work on battery; ensure that the Breas Vivo 3 is powered from the AC power supply.
Why is my Breas Fan humidifier not working properly?
If the humidifier is incorrectly assembled, disassemble it and then assemble it correctly. If the air is dry despite using the humidifier, increase the level of humidification.
What to do if my Breas Fan starts but doesn't deliver air?
Ensure that both ends of the patient circuit are correctly connected and straighten or replace the patient circuit.
General| Type | Portable Ventilator |
|---|---|
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Data Storage | Internal Memory |
| Modes | CPAP, BiPAP |
| Pressure Range | 4-30 cmH2O |
| Operating Modes | Volume Control, Pressure Control |
| Weight (without battery) | 2.3 kg |
| Power Supply | AC/DC |
| Battery Life (with optional battery) | up to 12 hours |
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
| Alarms | Apnea, Disconnection, Low Battery |
| Humidification | Optional |
Details about Breas Medical AB, contact numbers, web address, and email.
Overview of the Vivo 2's function as a non-invasive pressure ventilator.
Defines the target patient population and conditions for Vivo 2 usage.
Identifies and qualifies the different user groups: specialists, lay operators, and service personnel.
Lists conditions and situations where the Vivo 2 should not be used.
Information regarding the manual's audience and the meaning of icons used.
Essential safety guidelines for the general operation of the Vivo 2.
Safety measures concerning electrical hazards, power supply, and EMC/ESD.
Guidelines for safe operation in various environmental conditions and locations.
Safety considerations for connecting and using the patient circuit and accessories.
Important precautions regarding the use, maintenance, and replacement of filters.
Safety advice for using humidification features and heated circuits.
Safety instructions for cleaning, maintaining, and repairing the Vivo 2.
Safety guidelines for administering supplemental oxygen with the Vivo 2.
Safety considerations for operating the Vivo 2 during transit or in mobile environments.
Identification and description of the primary parts of the Vivo 2 system.
Details the components and layout of the Vivo 2's front interface.
Explanation of the ports and features located on the back of the Vivo 2.
Description of how the Vivo 2 manages and prioritizes power sources.
Overview of the Vivo 2's menu system, sections, and navigation.
Explanation of the various symbols found on the Vivo 2 device and its labels.
Interpretation of the icons and indicators shown on the Vivo 2 screen.
Detailed description of the different ventilation modes available on the Vivo 2.
Explanation of the various parameters and settings for configuring ventilation therapy.
Step-by-step guide for performing an initial inspection of the Vivo 2.
Instructions on the correct positioning and placement of the Vivo 2 device.
Procedure for connecting the Vivo 2 to AC and DC power sources.
Steps for attaching the patient circuit to the Vivo 2.
Procedure for powering on the Vivo 2 and performing necessary checks.
Instructions on how to turn on the Vivo 2 and enter standby mode.
Procedures for initiating and terminating a ventilation treatment session.
Guide on how to properly turn off the Vivo 2 device.
How to view and interpret treatment data displayed on the Vivo 2.
Instructions for using various accessories with the Vivo 2.
Common problems encountered with the Vivo 2 and their solutions.
Guidance on ensuring effective reception of audible and visual alarms.
Procedures for identifying, pausing, resetting, and managing device alarms.
Details on alarms related to the patient's physiological status.
Information on alarms indicating device malfunctions or technical issues.
Instructions for cleaning the external surfaces of the Vivo 2 unit.
Guide for cleaning and replacing the air inlet filters for the Vivo 2.
Procedures for the proper disposal and recycling of the device and accessories.
Physical dimensions and weight specifications for the Vivo 2.
Specifications for the AC and DC power supplies used with the Vivo 2.
Operating and storage requirements for temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Visual representation of the Vivo 2's internal pneumatic system.
Lists and describes patient circuits and other consumables for the Vivo 2.
Details various accessories including power supplies, cables, and protective items.
A template for documenting patient treatment settings and parameters.
Details regarding the Vivo 2's compliance with FAA regulations for aircraft use.
