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Identifies the specific model and version of the ventilator system.
Provides a detailed description of the ventilator system's components and features.
Outlines crucial safety instructions for operating the ventilator system.
Details the software version and available system configurations.
Describes the main ventilator unit, including its components and mounting.
Details the patient unit, its connections, and components.
Explains the charging and handling procedures for the battery modules.
Covers different types of patient circuits and their configurations.
Describes the touch-based user interface, its adjustment, and interactive areas.
Provides guidelines for safely transporting the ventilator system.
Summarizes the typical steps for operating the ventilator system.
Details the mandatory pre-use check procedure for system functionality and safety.
Explains the procedure for testing the patient circuit's resistance and compliance.
Guides on selecting the appropriate patient category for the system.
Instructions on selecting between invasive and non-invasive ventilation.
Describes how to select and configure ventilation modes.
Covers setting and adjusting alarm limits for patient safety.
Details the process of entering patient-specific data into the system.
Instructions on how to initiate ventilation.
Procedures for safely disconnecting and stopping ventilation.
Describes different display views (Basic, Advanced, Loops, Distance, Family) for data presentation.
Explains how to display and adapt waveform presentations on the user interface.
Information on how numerical data is displayed and interpreted.
Covers viewing stored trend data and event logs.
Details methods for saving and exporting data like screenshots and recordings.
Information on viewing stored configuration settings for alarms, units, etc.
How to view the current status of installed options, O2 cell, patient circuit, etc.
General introduction to ventilation modes and safety guidelines.
Details the Pressure Control (PC) ventilation mode and its parameters.
Explains the PRVC mode, combining volume and pressure control benefits.
Describes the Volume Control (VC) mode, delivering preset tidal volumes.
Covers Bi-Vent and APRV modes for spontaneous breathing support.
Explains PS and CPAP modes for patient-initiated breathing.
Details the Volume Support (VS) mode for patient-adapted ventilation.
Describes Automode for automatic switching between controlled and supported ventilation.
Explains Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV) modes.
Covers safety, introduction, and usage of Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV).
Details NIV Pressure Control mode, similar to invasive PC but leakage compensated.
Explains NIV Pressure Support mode, patient-controlled with fixed trigger.
How to set and monitor oxygen concentration and associated alarms.
Setting tidal volume or minute volume based on ventilator configuration.
Setting inspiratory pressure levels for mandatory and supported breaths.
Configuring ventilatory settings via I:E ratio or inspiration time.
Defines the point where inspiration changes to expiration in supported ventilation.
Setting the time to reach peak inspiratory flow or pressure.
Configuring pneumatic (flow or pressure) triggers for patient effort.
Setting the time allowed for patient breathing effort before backup is activated.
Defines the duration of the total respiratory cycle for mandatory SIMV breaths.
Using PBW to help estimate ventilation needs based on patient's height and gender.
Accessing functions like Manual breath, Static measurements, Nebulization, and O2 boost.
Explains leakage and circuit compensation functions for accurate measurements.
Procedures for managing disconnection and suctioning during ventilation.
Recalling previously used ventilation modes and settings.
Managing apnea time and backup ventilation strategies.
Instructions for using Aerogen nebulizers for medication delivery.
Temporarily adjusting the O2 cell for accurate concentration readings.
General overview of the ventilator's alarm system and conditions for default settings.
Explains alarm indications, sound levels, and how to view active alarms.
Procedures for permanently silencing specific alarms, especially in NIV.
Detailed lists of high, medium, and low priority alarms and their possible causes.
Information on connecting the alarm output to an external signalling system.
How to access service and settings menus, including Biomed, Service, and License options.
Accessing and using the Biomed menu for viewing system information and logs.
Information that the Service menu is for trained technicians only.
Instructions for connecting to and using Remote Services via network.
Information on viewing software components, versions, and licensing conditions.
General system specifications including standards, EMC, patient category, and noise levels.
Technical specifications for the ventilator system, including dimensions, weight, and gas supply.
Defines standard conditions for accuracy measurements and references like BTPS and STPD.
Lists essential performance parameters as defined by IEC 60601-1.
Details patient circuit configurations and testing parameters like resistance and compliance.
Technical data for the inspiratory channel, including flow range, pressure, and O2 concentration.
Technical specifications for the expiratory channel, including pressure drop and flow measurements.
Parameters monitored by the system, including tidal volume, respiratory rate, and O2 concentration.
Tables of factory default values and setting ranges for various ventilatory parameters.
Detailed alarm limits for different parameters and conditions.
Specific functions related to ventilation modes, like inspiration time and NIV disconnection flow.
List of parameters available for trending, such as airway pressure and respiratory rate.
Details on events and diagnostic information logged by the system.
Information regarding preventive maintenance and authorized service procedures.
Technical specifications for Aerogen Pro and Aerogen Solo nebulizers.
Details on serial ports, USB, Ethernet, and alarm output connections.
Specifications and options for accessories like mobile carts and humidifiers.
Information on pollution control and hazardous substances.
Explanation of the Unique Device Identification label structure.
A summary of topics related to technical descriptions and references.
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