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General| Brand | Diamedica |
|---|---|
| Model | DPA 02 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Specifies the DPA02's use in difficult environments and low-resource settings for adult and paediatric patients.
Highlights the need for patient monitoring as the DPA02 does not include built-in monitoring features.
Clarifies that the DPA series is a non-sterile device and not intended for user sterilization.
States the device is intended for use in an oxygen-rich environment.
Details cleaning and disinfection procedures for the reusable breathing circuit and patient valve.
Provides guidance on patient circuit tubing and contact for spares.
Explains product disposal in line with relevant regulations if returned to manufacturer.
Details the dustproof, crushproof, and waterproof IP67 rated carrying case.
Details pressure relief valve, air entry, oxygen port, reservoir bag, vaporiser, connecting block.
Explains vaporisation process, carrier gas, and pressure gradient requirements.
Details the one-way valve, self-inflating bag connection, and other ports.
Describes the expiratory valve and the attachment point for a PEEP valve.
Connects inspiratory and expiratory valves, controlling lung filling.
Describes tubing, Y piece, and test lung for circuit setup and testing.
Instructions for removing the vaporiser from storage and securing it.
Steps for attaching the reservoir bag and connecting the reservoir block.
Attaching the inspiratory valve to the vaporiser outlet ensuring correct flow direction.
Connecting the self-inflating bag and tube to the inspiratory valve port.
Fixing the expiratory valve to the case.
Assembling corrugated tubes to the Y piece and fitting the test lung.
Connecting tubes to the inspiratory and expiratory valve outlets.
Instructions for inserting the oxygen tube onto the barbed connection.
Connecting the other end of the oxygen tube to the regulator or concentrator.
Confirming agent and lever movement, refilling if needed.
Checking oxygen supply and gas scavenging tube connection.
Testing the circuit with a reservoir bag as a test lung.
Removing test bag and affixing patient interface.
Describes the standard Y piece dual limb circuit for adult and paediatric patients above 10kg.
Vaporiser settings are clinical decisions based on patient evaluation and monitoring.
Using Mapleson F circuit with a flowrate of at least 3x the patient's minute volume.
Connecting the PEEP valve to the expiratory valve ensuring correct flow direction.
How to adjust the PEEP valve using the red cap (clockwise for increase, anti-clockwise for decrease).
Lists compatible agents (Halothane, Isoflurane, Sevoflurane) and warns against ether use.
Step-by-step guide for filling the vaporiser with anaesthetic agent.
Methods for completely emptying the vaporiser of anaesthetic agent.
Vaporisers require minimal maintenance; refer to Section 3 for details.
Indicates the medical device manufacturer.
Indicates the authorized representative in the European Community.
Indicates when the medical device was manufactured.
Indicates the date after which the medical device is not to be used.
Indicates the manufacturer's batch code.
Indicates the manufacturer's catalogue number.
Indicates the manufacturer's serial number.
Indicates a medical device that can be broken or damaged.
Indicates a medical device needing protection from moisture.
For single use or single patient use during a single procedure.
User must read instructions before using equipment.
Indicates need for cautionary information or warnings.
Indicates device has not been sterilized.
Indicates Class II equipment.
Indicates Type BF applied part.
Products should not be disposed of in the bin.
Chemical symbol for battery type included beneath.
Indicates absence of natural rubber latex.
Indicates range of atmospheric pressure the device can be exposed to.
Indicates range of humidity the device can be exposed to.
Indicates temperature limits the device can be exposed to.
