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Details on the machine's components, including flowmeter, absorber, bellows, frame, and warranty.
List of optional components such as vaporizers, demand valves, hoses, scavenger setups, and bellows dryers.
Options for adding a monitor shelf or ensuring MRI compatibility with specific frame and wheels.
Information on availability of custom configurations tailored to specific user needs.
Description of the switch that controls oxygen flow into the Modified Mark 7 Servo unit.
Guidance on setting the flowrate to match the patient's breathing pattern for minimal respiratory embarrassment.
Explanation of the lever that determines the patient's inspiratory effort required to trigger the Servo.
Instructions for setting the inspiratory pressure, with a recommended range for clinical evaluation.
Details on the control for setting breathing rate and its safety features for spontaneous or apneic patients.
Description of the control used to manually deliver a breath at any desired time.
Explanation of the manometer's function in monitoring inspiratory pressure delivered to the patient.
Setup details for the side-mount configuration, allowing for two vaporizers or an optional breathing bag.
Procedure for configuring the machine for anesthesia delivery without using the ventilator.
Procedure for connecting and using the machine with the Servo ventilator for anesthesia delivery.
Information on the provided 15-liter and 30-liter anesthesia bags and adapter for smaller bags.
Description and maintenance advice for the sensing valve located on the bottom plate of the machine.
Instructions for operating the machine in passive breathing mode, intended as an emergency backup.
Explanation of the integrated moisture drain system and its maintenance for the absorber.
Step-by-step guide to ensure the anesthesia machine is leak-free and functioning correctly.
Description of the flowmeter's function in delivering oxygen at a specified rate per minute.
Details on the ISOFLURANE or SEVOFLURANE vaporizers, including fill instructions and calibration.
Explanation of the valve that directs fresh gases only to the patient.
Description of the valve that directs exhaled gases away from the patient.
Information on the CO2 absorbent canister, including replacement frequency and drainage system.
Function of the rebreathing bag in accumulating gas for the patient's next breath.
Explanation of the adjustable pressure-limiting valve used for excess gas removal.
Details on the manometer's role in monitoring internal pressure against the patient's lungs.
Description of the flush valve for delivering 100% oxygen to the patient circuit.
Information about the optional monitor shelf for placing monitors or mounting a ventilator.
Specification of the machine's five locking wheels for mobility and stability.
List of standard replacement parts with their corresponding part numbers and descriptions.
List of accessories like Y-wyes, adapters, and rebreathing bags with their part numbers.
The LAVC-2000-D Anaesthetic Machine is a veterinary anaesthetic system designed for the safe and controlled delivery of anaesthetic agents, particularly for large animals. This user manual provides comprehensive instructions for its operation, maintenance, and a detailed list of its primary components and optional accessories.
The core function of the LAVC-2000-D is to provide a controlled environment for delivering anaesthetic gases to patients. It can operate in two primary modes: passive breathing and assisted/controlled ventilation, offering flexibility for various anaesthetic procedures. The machine integrates a Modified Mark 7 Servo ventilator, which is central to its capabilities, allowing for precise control over inspiratory flowrate, patient pressure, sensitivity, and expiratory time. This ensures that the anaesthetic delivery can be tailored to the specific needs and breathing patterns of large animals, minimizing respiratory distress. The system also includes a CO2 absorber canister to remove carbon dioxide from the rebreathing circuit, a rebreathing bag for gas accumulation in passive mode, and a popoff valve to manage excess gas pressure. An oxygen flush valve is incorporated to quickly flush the patient circuit with 100% oxygen, bypassing the vaporizer, which is useful for rapidly increasing oxygen levels and decreasing anaesthetic agent concentration.
The LAVC-2000-D offers several features to enhance its usability and adaptability in a veterinary setting:
Regular maintenance is crucial for the safe and effective operation of the anaesthetic machine:
To further enhance functionality, several optional accessories are available:
The LAVC-2000-D is a robust and versatile anaesthetic machine, designed with both precision and safety in mind for veterinary professionals working with large animals.
General| Brand | Eickemeyer |
|---|---|
| Model | LAVC-2000-D |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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