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General| Brand | Breathe |
|---|---|
| Model | LIFE2000 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Specifies patient types and conditions for which the ventilation system is intended.
Provides crucial warnings and cautions for safe operation and to prevent harm or equipment damage.
Details the key capabilities and components of the Life2000 Ventilation System, including the ventilator and compressor.
Lists all items included in the ventilation system packaging for user reference.
Identifies and illustrates the various parts of the ventilator and compressor for user familiarity.
Outlines the three primary ways the ventilation system can be set up and used.
Explains the setup where the ventilator is docked into the compressor for resting use.
Guides on how to properly place and transport the compressor unit for safe and effective operation.
Details the steps for connecting the compressor to an AC power source using its external supply.
Provides instructions on how to securely connect the ventilator to the compressor unit.
Explains how to attach patient interfaces to the compressor for system connection.
Step-by-step guide on how to start up the system in the stationary configuration.
How to check the compressor's battery charge level and understand its indicators.
Instructions for monitoring the ventilator's battery level and understanding its charge icons.
Explains the function and use of the silence alarm button on the compressor unit.
Steps to safely shut down the ventilation system in the stationary configuration.
Explains using the system for daily activities by connecting the ventilator and compressor with an oxygen hose.
Guides on how to properly place and transport the compressor unit for safe and effective operation.
Details the steps for connecting the compressor to an AC power source using its external supply.
Instructions for safely detaching the ventilator from the compressor unit.
Details how to connect the ventilator and compressor using an oxygen hose for mobile use.
How to connect patient interfaces to the ventilator in the extended range mode.
Step-by-step guide on how to start up the system in the extended range configuration.
How to check the compressor's battery charge level and understand its indicators.
Instructions for monitoring the ventilator's battery level and understanding its charge icons.
Guide on connecting the charger and powering the ventilator's battery.
Instructions on how to attach the ventilator using a belt clip or pole mount for portability.
Explains the function and use of the silence alarm button on the ventilator.
Steps to safely shut down the system in the extended range configuration.
Instructions for safely taking apart the system when switching configurations.
Explains using the ventilator with an alternate pressure source like an oxygen cylinder.
Details the requirements and process for connecting the ventilator to an oxygen cylinder.
How to connect patient interfaces to the ventilator in the stand-alone configuration.
Step-by-step guide on how to start up the ventilator in the stand-alone configuration.
Instructions for monitoring the ventilator's battery level and understanding its charge icons.
Guide on connecting the charger and powering the ventilator's battery.
Instructions on how to attach the ventilator using a belt clip or pole mount for portability.
Explains the function and use of the silence alarm button on the ventilator.
Steps to safely shut down the ventilator in the stand-alone configuration.
Introduces the compatible interfaces and their usage with the system.
Steps for connecting patient interfaces to the compressor in stationary mode.
Steps for connecting patient interfaces to the ventilator in mobile configurations.
Details the Universal Circuit connector for various masks and tubes.
Guide on attaching the Universal Circuit connector to external patient mask or tubing.
Describes the Breathe Pillows Interface mask and its available sizes.
Instructions on how to correctly fit and wear the Breathe Pillows Interface mask.
Overview of accessing and adjusting clinical and utility menus on the ventilator.
Description of the main display screen indicating the ventilator is ready for use.
How to navigate between the primary display and the system menu.
Steps to access the main settings menu from any screen.
How to access advanced settings restricted to trained clinical personnel.
How to set up and manage patient-specific ventilation prescriptions.
Process to make programmed prescriptions available for patient selection.
Lists the default ventilation parameters set at the factory.
Explanation of the two types of breaths: Mandatory and Assisted.
Describes the three available volume control modes: Control, Assist/Control, and Assist.
Detailed guide on configuring settings for the Control ventilation mode.
Detailed guide on configuring settings for the Assist/Control ventilation mode.
Detailed guide on configuring settings for the Assist ventilation mode.
How to configure high and low alarm limits for critical breathing parameters.
How to set the apnea alarm trigger and backup ventilation mode.
How to choose between Air or Oxygen as the gas source for ventilation.
How patients or clinicians select a prescription to start therapy.
How patients can adjust sensitivity for easier breath triggering.
How to access settings for time, date, brightness, and audio.
Overview of the notification types provided by the ventilation system.
Explains how alarm priority is indicated by color, flash rate, and sound.
How to view a list of currently active alarms on the ventilator's touch screen.
Step-by-step process for temporarily silencing and resolving active alarms.
Detailed breakdown of high, medium, and low priority alarms, their causes, and resolutions.
Specific information on critical alarms requiring immediate attention.
Information on alarms indicating potentially hazardous situations needing timely resolution.
Details on alarms indicating problems that are not hazardous but require resolution.
Explains audible alerts from the compressor and how to resolve them.
Guide for resolving common situations that occur without associated alarms.
Further scenarios and solutions for issues not covered by standard alarms.
States that cleaning or sterilization is not required before initial use.
Procedures for daily inspection of the ventilation system components for damage or wear.
Outlines the acceptable ambient temperature and humidity ranges for operation and storage.
Confirms that the ventilator emits audible tones when powered on.
Detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the external surfaces of the system.
Maintenance schedule and procedures for cleaning components for individual patient use.
Additional steps required before providing the system to a new patient to prevent cross-contamination.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning reusable patient interfaces.
Instructions for purging interfaces to dry them and clear airflow passages.
Information on recommended service intervals for the ventilator and compressor.
How to arrange for battery replacement if performance degrades.
Procedures for inspecting, emptying, and replacing the compressor's condensation tray.
Guidance on inspecting and replacing the compressor's air inlet filter.
Instructions for inspecting and replacing the compressor's cooling filter assembly.
Procedures for verifying the functionality of the ventilator's alarms.
How to test specific alarm conditions to ensure proper operation.
Preparation steps and required equipment for performing alarm tests.
Specifications for the lithium-ion batteries used in the ventilator and compressor.
Electrical specifications for the ventilator's charging accessories.
Electrical specifications for the compressor's power supply and cord.
Information and recommendations for using an external oxygen monitor.
Information and recommendations for using an external exhaled volume monitor.
Table showing volume output adjustments needed at different altitudes.
Explains the system's electromechanical pneumatic operation controlled by a microprocessor.
Describes how air flows and components function in the stationary setup.
Explains the pneumatic system operation for mobile use with a gas supply hose.
Details the pneumatic system operation when connected to an alternate gas source.
Lists technical performance parameters, modes, and features of the ventilation system.
Outlines compliance with safety standards for medical electrical equipment.
Provides guidelines for electromagnetic emissions and the system's compliance.
Details the system's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances and required environments.
Specifies safe distances for RF devices to prevent interference with the ventilation system.
Explains the meaning of various icons used on the ventilator and compressor.
Tables showing estimated oxygen cylinder duration based on volume and breathing rate.
Table detailing oxygen consumption in liters per minute based on settings.
Formula to calculate cylinder duration for different sizes or partial fills.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing an oxygen cylinder.
Graph showing potential patient tidal volumes relative to ventilator settings.
Outlines the warranty terms, limitations, and service procedures for the product.
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