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5-14 624074/07
5 Ventilator settings
5.5.3 About apnea backup ventilation
WARNING
HAMILTON MEDICAL recommends that apnea
backup ventilation be enabled whenever a mode
that allows spontaneous breathing is selected.
NOTE:
When enabling apnea backup ventilation, verify
appropriate apnea backup control settings in the
Controls
window.
ASV® and INTELLiVENT
®
-ASV always work with
lung-protective rules strategies (C.3.3) and therefore
do not require additional backup ventilation.
This device provides apnea backup ventilation, a mechanism
that minimizes possible patient injury due to apnea or cessa-
tion of respiration. Apnea can occur in all modes except
(S)CMV, P-CMV, APVcmv, and ASV
®
. When the device is set
to one of these modes and no inspiratory efforts are detected,
or control breaths are delivered during an operator-set interval,
it declares apnea.
If apnea backup ventilation is enabled, ventilation continues.
The device’s apnea backup is bi-directional. This mean that
ventilation automatically resumes in the original support mode
if the apnea episode ends.
When apnea backup ventilation is enabled,
Backup
is dis-
played at the top right-hand corner of the touch screen. Apnea
backup ventilation provides ventilation after the apnea time
passes with no breath attempts detected (set the
Apnea
time
in the
Alarms -> Limits 1
window). When this occurs, the
device automatically (and immediately) switches into apnea
backup ventilation.

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