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226 Instructions for use | Atlan A100 (XL), A300 (XL), A350 (XL) SW 2.1n

Configuration

CO2 in/et

2 in/et, RR

Paw

Paw (3)

Volume-controlled modes:

Parameters PIP, Pplat, PEEP

All other modes:

Parameters PIP, Pmean, PEEP

Paw (4)

Parameters PIP, Pplat, Pmean, PEEP:

Volume MV, VT, RR

Volume MV, VT

Volume VT, MV, RR

Volume VT, MV

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CO2

Paw

Volume

Table of Contents3
Information about this Document7
Typographical Conventions7
Use of Terms7
Illustrations7
Main Devices and Options7
Trademarks8
Safety-Related Information9
Intended Use9
Indications9
Contraindications9
Application-Specific Safety Aspects in General Anesthesia10
Environments of Use10
Essential Performance Features10
User Group Requirements11
Information on Safety Instructions and Precautionary Statements12
Safety Instructions12
Further Information18
Overview19
Hardware19
Functional Scope37
Gas Flow Diagram56
Assembly and Preparation60
Safety Instructions60
Mounting of Accessories67
Before First Operation69
Intrahospital Transport75
Gas Supply76
Connecting to the Gas Scavenging System81
Preparation after Reprocessing84
Selecting and Connecting Patient-Specific Accessories85
Connecting and Replacing Consumables93
Operating Concept97
Screen97
Color Concept101
Selecting and Setting102
Getting Started104
Safety Instructions104
Turning on the Device104
Password Dialog105
Checking the Device Configuration105
Checking the Operational Readiness106
Checking the Backup Manual Switch107
Emergency Start-Up108
Tests110
Safety Instructions110
Status of the Device Functions110
Available Test Types111
Performing the Tests112
Checklist in the Walk-Through Mode125
Operation139
Safety Instructions139
Starting the Therapy143
Adjusting the Therapy147
Special Forms of Therapy153
Maneuvers157
Using Fields with Special Functions163
Customizing the Screen Display169
Displaying Additional Data175
Setting the Volume177
Adjusting the Alarms178
Changing the Patient Data182
Exporting Data182
Other Settings183
Ending the Therapy185
Change of Patient188
Ending Operation189
At the End of the or Day189
Storing the Device190
Disconnecting the Mains Power Supply190
Alarms190
Safety Instructions190
Alarm Signaling191
Response to Alarms192
Adopting Alarm Settings When Changing the Ventilation Mode196
Alarm Delay, Alarm Escalation, and Alarm Deescalation198
Activation of Alarms after Breath Detection200
Intelligent Alarm Behavior201
Configuration201
Safety Instructions201
User Password201
Device Settings202
Setting the Date and Time202
Specifying the Start Settings203
Transferring Device Configurations223
Activating Software Options224
Overview of Configurable Screen Contents225
Troubleshooting231
Leakage231
Power Supply Failure232
Failure of the Gas Supply233
Failure of Fresh-Gas Delivery (Electronically Controlled Gas Mixture)236
Failure of the Piston Ventilator237
Failure of the O 2 Sensor237
Failure of the Integrated Patient-Gas Measurement Module (PGM)238
Flow Measurement Failure239
Screen Fault or Failure of the Graphical User Interface242
Complete Failure243
Problems with the Active Anesthetic Gas Receiving System (AGS)243
Cylinder Pressure Reducer244
Support Request245
Alarm - Cause - Remedy245
High246
Low252
Etco 2 Low253
Minute Volume Low260
O 2 Cylinder Almost Empty262
Service267
Safety Instructions267
Definition of Service Terminology267
Inspection268
Maintenance270
Repair270
Disposal271
Safety Instructions271
Disposing of the Device271
Disposing of Accessories271
Technical Data272
Diagrams297
Gas Exchange Times for Concentration Changes298
Declaration of Hazardous Substances in Accordance with Regulation CLP 1272/2008 Appendix VI Part299
EMC Declaration299
Device Combinations300
Networks and Cybersecurity301
Open-Source Software308
Principles of Operation308
Safety Instructions308
Description of the Ventilation Modes308
Description of the Ventilation Drive318
CO Measurement with Pediatric Patients and Neonates321
Breathing Gas Climate Control When Using the Internal Breathing System324
Minimum O 2 Delivery (SORC)324
Influence of Patient Category, Weight, and Age on Device Behavior325
Support of Infinity ID Accessories326
Schematic Illustration of the Acoustic Signals326
Annex327
Abbreviations327
Symbols330
Product Labels336
Overview of the Menu Structure337
Index340

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Brand	Dräger
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Language	English