Dräger Oxylog User Manual

Intended Use
The Oxylog is a ventilator for providing
controlled ventilation of infants as of 5
kg body weight and adults on a time-
cycled, volume-constant basis. The
device is designed for mobile use by
rescue services, for transportation to
hospitals in ambulances or helicopters,
What’s What? (Figs. 1-3)
Oxylog (Figs. 1 and 2)
1 Airway pressure gauge (scale
range -10 mbar to + 80 mbar)
2 Zero adjustment of airway pressure
gauge
3 Rotary knob for setting ventilation
ratio
3a Heart symbol - adjustment aid for
ventilation during cardiopulmon-
ary resuscitation: ratio 12 min’
4 Rotary knob for setting minute
volume (MV)
5 Pneumatic main switch I-O
6 Switch asAir Mix<< - >>No Air Mix<<
for transferring patients by road or air,
for ventilation in the emergency admis-
sions department and for transferring
patients receiving ventilation from one
department to another, e. g. from the
operating theatre to the intensive-care
ward.
7 Stud for attaching carrying strap
(also serves to secure device in
holder)
Patient system (Items 8-10)
8 Ventilation tubing
9 Non-rebreathing valve (with exter-
nal taper ISO, dia. 22) for breathing
mask or catheter connector (with
internal taper ISO, dia. 15) for tube
15 Operating instructions in brief
Fig. 1 Oxylog with patient system connected

Dräger Oxylog Specifications

General

Power Source	AC Power, Internal Battery
Peak Flow	Up to 120 L/min
Type	Ventilator
Operating Modes	SIMV
Tidal Volume Range	50 mL to 2000 mL
PEEP	0 to 20 cm H2O
FiO2	21 to 100 %