Draeger V300 - User Manual

Draeger V300/V500
Internal battery – approx. 20 minutes unless external battery fitted
then approx. 4 hours
Note if ventilator tubed and capped at end the device has been set up by a technician and
there is no requirement to exchange the expiratory valve and membrane or perform the
pre-use checks. Skip steps 1-3 and step 12-14.
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2
Flowsensor
1. Remove the expiratory valve and membrane from the
expiratory part of the device.
Lift the blue flap (if present).
Slide the flowsensor to the left.
Twist the outer rim of the valve to the unlock position
and pull the valve out of the device.
Place valve and membrane in appropriate container
for collection by technician – will be sent to CSSD.
2. Collect clean expiratory valve and membrane.
3. Replace the expiratory valve and membrane.
Push the valve into the device and twist the outer rim
of valve to the right to click into position.
Slide the flowsensor to the right into connector.
4. Plug into mains and connect oxygen/ air hoses to the
appropriate ports.
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Power/standby
5. Turn device on using Power/standby button.
NOTE – if green LED not lit on Power/ standby button the
ventilator may have been turned off completely – turn on
using hard power switch at side – under door to the left.
6. Device self-tests and enters Standby.
7. Connect a standard adult basic breathing circuit.
8. Set ventilator up for use and perform pre-use checks.
To select parameter/option highlight parameter/ option on
screen and use trim knob to confirm – trim knob will light to
indicate confirmation required.
Hard on/off power switch
Trim control

Summary

Initial Device Preparation

Expiratory Valve and Flowsensor Handling

Procedure for removing, cleaning, and replacing expiratory valve and flowsensor.

Connecting Power and Gas Hoses

Plugging the device into mains and connecting oxygen/air hoses.

Device Power On and Standby Mode

Turning the ventilator on and entering standby mode via power buttons.

Breathing Circuit Connection

Connecting a standard adult basic breathing circuit to the device.

Pre-Use Checks

Performing initial checks before setting up the ventilator for use.

Ventilator Configuration and Operation

Patient and Breathing Circuit Selection

Selecting patient category and breathing circuit type via the screen.

System and Device Checks

Performing system checks and device diagnostics, including breathing circuit verification.

Ventilation Settings and Alarms

Configuring ventilation modes, parameters, and alarm limits.

Starting and Stopping Ventilation

Initiating and terminating ventilation using the Start/Standby button.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Leaks and Sensor Errors

Guidance on addressing leaks and errors with flowsensor or expiratory valve.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Important Technical Specifications
3. Usage Features
4. Maintenance Features

The Draeger V300/V500 is a medical ventilator designed for patient ventilation. It offers various ventilation modes and features for patient care, including both invasive and non-invasive ventilation options.

Function Description

The primary function of the Draeger V300/V500 is to provide respiratory support to patients. It can be used for both adult and pediatric patients, offering a range of ventilation modes such as PC-SIMV, SPN-CPAP/PS, APRV, and NIV PS. The device performs self-tests and allows for comprehensive pre-use checks, including device checks and breathing circuit checks, to ensure safe and effective operation. It supports the connection of standard adult basic breathing circuits and includes features like nebulisation, oxygen enrichment, and day/night mode.

Important Technical Specifications

• Internal Battery Life: Approximately 20 minutes.
• External Battery Life: Approximately 4 hours (when an external battery is fitted).
• Ventilation Modes: PC-SIMV, SPN-CPAP/PS, APRV, NIV PS.
• Patient Categories: Adult, Pediatric.
• Power Supply: Mains power connection, with internal and optional external battery backup.
• Connectivity: Ports for oxygen and air hoses.
• User Interface: Touchscreen with trim knob control for parameter selection and confirmation. Green LED indicator on the Power/standby button.

Usage Features

The Draeger V300/V500 is designed for ease of use with a structured workflow for setup and operation.

Initial Setup and Pre-use Checks:

1. Expiratory Valve and Membrane Management:
   • To remove: Lift the blue flap (if present), slide the flowsensor to the left, twist the outer rim of the valve to the unlock position, and pull the valve out. Place components in an appropriate container for CSSD.
   • To replace: Push the valve into the device, twist the outer rim to the right to click into position, and slide the flowsensor to the right into the connector.
   • Note: If the ventilator is tubed and capped, it indicates a technician has set it up, and steps 1-3 and 12-14 (expiratory valve/membrane exchange and pre-use checks) can be skipped.
2. Power Connection: Plug into mains and connect oxygen/air hoses to the appropriate ports.
3. Power On: Turn the device on using the Power/standby button. If the green LED is not lit, the ventilator may be completely off; use the hard power switch located on the side, under the door to the left, to turn it on.
4. Self-Tests and Standby: The device performs self-tests and enters Standby mode.
5. Circuit Connection: Connect a standard adult basic breathing circuit.
6. Ventilator Setup: Set up the ventilator for use and perform pre-use checks.
   • Parameter Selection: Highlight parameters/options on the screen and use the trim knob to confirm. The trim knob will light up to indicate confirmation is required.
7. Standby Screen Navigation:
   • From the standby screen, select "New Adult" (tab 1 Start/Standby). Note: If the device was turned on using the hard power switch, "New Adult" must be selected before it enters the standby screen.
   • From tab 2, ensure "Tube" is selected.
   • From tab 3, ensure "Breathing circuit basic" is selected. If not, use the arrow to highlight choices and the trim knob to scroll through options until "Breathing circuit basic" is highlighted, then confirm.
   • From tab 4, perform a "System check."
8. Device Check:
   • Select the "Device check" tab and then "Start" on the screen.
   • Follow on-screen prompts, confirming as necessary. A test lung is required for this part of the check.
   • Successful completion of each individual test is marked with a green circle.
   • Once the device check is complete, the screen will state "Device check is finished. To proceed to breathing circuit check touch yes." Select "Yes" and follow prompts. The breathing circuit check, once complete, is also marked with a green circle.
9. Ventilation Settings: Select "Ventilation settings."
10. Mode Selection: Select the desired mode (PC-SIMV, SPN-CPAP/PS, APRV, NIV PS) and appropriate settings.
11. Alarm Settings: Set appropriate alarms via "Alarms" on the screen.
12. Start Ventilation: Press "Start/Standby," select "Start ventilation" on the screen, and confirm with the trim knob.
13. Stop Ventilation: To stop ventilation, press "Standby" on the screen and confirm with the trim knob.
14. Turn Off: To turn off the device, press and hold the Power/standby button for 3 seconds.

Additional Features:

• Nebulisation: Available.
• Oxygen Enrichment: Available.
• Day/Night Mode: Available.

Maintenance Features

The device includes features to aid in troubleshooting and maintenance:

Troubleshooting:

• Leaks: Check the expiratory valve and flowsensor positioning.
• Errors with Flowsensor or Expiratory Valve: Check the indicated component.

Component Management:

• The expiratory valve and membrane are designed to be removed and sent to CSSD for cleaning and sterilization, ensuring proper hygiene and function.

Battery Management:

• The device has an internal battery for short-term backup (approx. 20 minutes) and supports an external battery for extended operation (approx. 4 hours), allowing for continuous operation during transport or power outages.

Pre-use Checks:

• The comprehensive pre-use checks, including device and breathing circuit checks, are integral to ensuring the device is functioning correctly before patient use, minimizing the risk of malfunction during operation.

Draeger V300 Specifications

General

Brand	Draeger
Model	V300
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English