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General| Model | G5 |
|---|---|
| Pressure Range | 0 to 100 cmH2O |
| PEEP/CPAP | 0 to 50 cmH2O |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Ventilator |
| Modes of Ventilation | SIMV |
| Patient Range | Adult, Pediatric, Neonatal |
| Battery Backup | Yes, internal battery |
| Integrated Monitoring | Yes, includes SpO2 |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Tidal Volume Range | 2 mL to 2000 mL |
| FiO2 | 21% to 100% |
Provides an overview of the HAMILTON-G5 ventilator and its intended use for intensive care.
Details the operation of the device hardware and its principle functions.
Explains how the ventilator uses and delivers gases from various sources.
Describes how the device measures flow, volume, and pressure in the patient's airway.
Details the physical components and layout of the ventilator unit and cockpit.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the ventilator's back panel.
Provides warnings and notes regarding additional equipment and proper setup.
Guides on mounting and adjusting the Ventilation Cockpit.
Instructions for installing the patient tubing support arm.
Provides instructions and cautions for installing the humidifier.
Describes how to install optional modules into the ventilator.
Ensures the oxygen cell is present and properly connected before operation.
Provides warnings and notes for correctly installing the patient breathing circuit.
Explains how to use auxiliary pressure as a pressure input for monitored data.
Discusses the use of expiratory filters and potential risks.
Details the procedure and safety precautions for connecting to AC power.
Explains the use of the optional power strip for connected devices.
Provides information on backup battery operation and charging.
Details the procedure for connecting gas supplies, including warnings.
Explains how to connect the ventilator to external monitoring devices.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the ventilator.
Explains the correct procedure for shutting down the ventilator.
Describes how to navigate and use the Ventilation Cockpit interface.
Provides warnings and instructions for setting up CO2 sensor monitoring.
Details the available SpO2 monitoring options and their configurations.
Provides warnings and notes for installing the pneumatic nebulizer.
Describes the Aeroneb system, its indications for use, and system description.
Details the IntelliCuff system, its indications for use, and operating modes.
Explains the purpose of tests and calibrations for device safety and reliability.
Outlines the pre-operational checks and required materials.
Describes system functions like viewing information and running tests.
Details how to run alarm tests to confirm their operation.
Introduces how to set up the device for ventilation and operator responsibilities.
Guides on selecting the correct patient profile and initial setup.
Provides information on the basic patient profile, including gender and height.
Explains how to select and confirm the active ventilation mode.
Details how to set controls and apnea backup ventilation parameters.
Describes options like sigh function, TRC, and cuff pressure controller.
Covers setting alarm limits, adjusting loudness, and viewing active alarms.
Provides important differences and considerations for ventilating neonatal patients.
Discusses considerations for neonatal breathing circuits and dead space.
Explains the use and calibration of the infant flow sensor.
Details the pre-operational checks required for neonatal patients.
Discusses ventilation modes and potential issues like auto-triggering.
Highlights controls requiring special consideration for infant/neonatal patients.
Includes warnings about prolonged oxygen exposure and high rate settings.
Emphasizes the importance of oxygen monitoring and using independent devices.
Discusses viewing numeric patient data and assigning auxiliary pressure input.
Explains how to configure panel layouts and set trend timing.
Describes performing respiratory maneuvers using the Tools window.
Provides an alphabetical list of monitored parameters and their display.
Explains the purpose of Intelligent Panels and how to configure them.
Visualizes tidal volume, lung compliance, and hemodynamic status.
Describes the graphical display of Heart-Lung Interaction (HLI).
Depicts parameters related to patient dependency, oxygenation, and activity.
Provides numeric target and actual parameters for ASV.
Shows how the adaptive lung controller moves towards targets.
Details on INTELLiVENT®-specific intelligent panels.
Details on Quick Wean-specific intelligent panels.
Provides information on the P/V Tool maneuver for optimizing settings.
Details the steps for performing the P/V Tool maneuver.
Lists references related to pressure-volume curves and ventilation.
Explains alarm prioritization and visual/audible indications.
Guides on responding to alarms, identifying causes, and adjusting limits.
Describes how to view active alarms in the buffer and message bar.
Explains how to view event logs including alarms and setting changes.
Provides a table of alarms with definitions and corrective actions.
Emphasizes compliance with maintenance procedures for safety and reliability.
Provides general guidelines for cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing parts.
Recommends performing preventive maintenance according to the schedule.
Guides on calibrating extended battery packs for accurate charging indication.
Provides recommendations for maintaining battery charge during storage.
Instructions for repacking and shipping the ventilator.
Describes the standby mode and safety precautions.
Explains the O2 enrichment function and notes related to its use.
Details the suctioning tool's function, availability, and operation.
Explains how to deliver a manually triggered breath using the Manual breath key.
Provides warnings and notes regarding nebulization functions.
Describes how to save the current ventilator screen as a JPG file.
Explains the function to prevent inadvertent touch screen entries.
Lists physical characteristics including weight and dimensions.
Specifies operating and storage environmental conditions.
Details pressure and flow specifications for gas inlets.
Provides input power and battery specifications.
Lists control settings, their ranges, standard settings, and resolutions.
Lists monitored parameter ranges and resolutions.
Lists alarm settings, ranges, automatic and standard settings.
Details configurable parameters, ranges, and default settings.
Lists specifications for HAMILTON MEDICAL breathing circuits.
Provides additional technical data for the ventilator.
Lists international standards and FDA guidelines met by the device.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic compatibility and emissions.
Details the limited warranty terms and conditions.
Covers general terms, conditions, and governing laws.
Summarizes ventilation modes and active controls.
Describes time-cycled mandatory breaths in (S)CMV and P-CMV modes.
Explains SIMV modes with mandatory and spontaneous breaths.
Details spontaneous and operator-initiated breaths with pressure support.
Covers APV, ASV, DuoPAP/APRV, NIV, and nCPAP-PS modes.
Discusses the importance of minimizing and compensating for leaks.
Describes ASV as implemented in the HAMILTON-G5 device.
Explains how to use ASV and its control settings.
Provides detailed explanation of ASV functions and principles.
Explains Otis' equation for calculating optimal breath patterns.
Lists technical data related to ASV operation.
Guides on starting ASV with initial breath patterns.
Lists references for ASV and related ventilation studies.
Discusses NIV, its implementations, and benefits.
Lists short-term and long-term benefits of noninvasive ventilation.
Outlines essential requirements for using noninvasive ventilation.
Lists conditions where noninvasive ventilation is contraindicated.
Describes potential adverse reactions associated with NIV.
Discusses factors for selecting the appropriate patient interface for NIV.
Details control settings requiring special attention for NIV.
Discusses the meaningfulness of volume alarms in NIV.
Explains monitored parameters and their use in NIV.
Provides tips on mask fit, IntelliTrig, and leak compensation.
Lists references for noninvasive ventilation studies.
Explains the importance of capnography for evaluating ventilation adequacy.
Describes how to measure CO2 elimination and its assessment of metabolic rate.
Discusses end-tidal CO2 measurements for assessing arterial CO2.
Explains airway dead space measurement and its relation to anatomical dead space.
Defines alveolar ventilation and its calculation.
Describes capnogram shape measurement for assessing lung conditions.
Lists formulas for calculating various capnography parameters.
Lists references for volumetric capnography and related studies.
Discusses pulse oximetry as an early warning device and SpO2 calibration.
Details available SpO2 oximeter options from Masimo and Nihon-Kohden.
Lists pulse oximeter-related parameters and their settings.
Explains how pulse oximeter data is displayed and supported.
Guides on using SpHb Spot Check mode for measurements.
Covers SpO2 pulse oximeter related alarms and their settings.
Provides information codes and troubleshooting for Masimo oximeter.
Details how to configure Masimo and Nihon-Kohden oximeter options.
Explains the process of connecting the oximeter to the ventilator.
Shows user-orderable parts and accessories for the HAMILTON-G5.
Discusses risks of leakage current and EMI prevention.
Explains how the RS-232 interface sends data and protocols used.
Guides on connecting to patient monitors and observing alarms.
Details connecting to PDMS or computers for data management.
Explains how the I:E timing outlet sends signals for special applications.
Describes activating alarm conditions at remote locations.
Lists pin assignments for the interface connectors.
Describes ventilator setup including language, philosophy, and parameters.
Provides steps to start and navigate the configuration process.
Guides on selecting the desired language for the screen display.
Allows choosing breath timing philosophy, units, and alarm settings.
Sets conditions for starting, maintaining, and aborting weaning activities.
Selects the five main monitoring parameters for screen display.
Configures parameters for the Vent Status intelligent panel.
Guides on activating software and hardware options using codes.
Explains how to configure the I:E timing outlet relay positions.
Guides on selecting and configuring the nebulizer type (Internal/External).
Provides steps for configuring SpO2 settings for Masimo oximeters.
Allows configuring default settings for modes, controls, and graphics.
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