What to do if there are leaks in syringe connection in NDD Medical Equipment?
- Ttim93Aug 2, 2025
If there are leaks in the syringe connection of your NDD Medical Equipment, check all the connections to ensure they are properly sealed.
What to do if there are leaks in syringe connection in NDD Medical Equipment?
If there are leaks in the syringe connection of your NDD Medical Equipment, check all the connections to ensure they are properly sealed.
What to do if self-test failed on NDD Medical Equipment?
If the self-test failed on your NDD Medical Equipment, quit the program and restart it. If the same message appears again, it is recommended to contact your NDD dealer for further assistance.
How to correctly position spirette™ on NDD Medical Equipment?
If the spirette™ is not correctly positioned on your NDD Medical Equipment, make sure that the triangle on the spirometer lines up with the triangle on the spirette™.
Device Type | Spirometer |
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Category | Medical Equipment |
Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
Measurement Method | Ultrasonic |
Battery Life | 8 hours |
Display | High-resolution color display |
Flow sensor | Ultrasonic |
Parameters Measured | FVC, FEV1, PEF |
Standards | ATS/ERS 2005 |
Data Storage | Internal memory with up to 10, 000 tests |
Software | NDD EasyOne Connect |
Product compliance with CE marking and Council Directive 93/42/EEC.
General safety guidelines and the manual's importance for device operation.
Classification of safety information: Danger, Warning, and Caution.
Specific safety warnings regarding explosion hazards.
System design and application for lung function measurements.
Conditions where DLCO tests should not be performed.
Block diagram and list of device components and their functions.
Principle of ultrasound flow sensor measurement and calibration.
Specifications for DLCO test gas mixtures.
Procedures for checking shipment, cleaning, and ambient conditions.
Illustration of the EasyOne Pro™ device with labeled parts.
Instructions for DLCO and FRC gas supply connection.
Caution regarding power line connection and grounding.
Steps to turn on the device and perform a functional test.
Steps to select an existing patient or add a new one.
Overview of available test types: FVC, SVC, MVV, DLCO, FRC.
Initiating the FVC/FVL test and overview of the acquisition screen.
Performing slow vital capacity measurements starting from tidal breathing.
Measuring maximum ventilation volume over 12 seconds.
Introduction to provocation tests and safety information.
Preparation and steps for performing a DLCO test.
Introduction to FRC measurement using nitrogen washout.
Procedures for ending a test and disposing of consumables.
Saving and recalling old measurements.
Observing measured parameter values over time.
Definitions of key spirometry parameters like FVC, FEV1, etc.
How to select, edit, and update patient data.
Basic facts and remarks on end-of-test criteria and quality grading.
SVC quality messages, criteria, and recommended actions.
DLCO quality messages, criteria, and recommended actions.
Assessing system interpretation based on quality grade and details.
Changing trial acceptability and ranking of tests, entering comments.
Procedures for safely shutting down the device and quitting the program.
Precautions for hand hygiene, cleaning, maintenance, and disposal.
Procedure for updating the device's software and firmware.
Checking measuring accuracy through calibration.
Checking DLCO calibration with a simulator or test subject.
Performing calibration using a Biological Standard subject.
Accessing system settings via Utilities: Configuration, Calibration, Advanced.
Overview of configuration tabs: General, Test, Device, Report, Printer, EMR, Environment.
Sub-menus for test configuration: General, FVC/FVL, SVC, MVV, DLCO, FRC, Cal Check, Provocation.
Setting up the device for DLCO tests, including gas concentrations.
Table of common problems, error messages, and their solutions.
Technical specifications for dimensions, weight, flow, and analyzers.
List of available accessories and spare parts with part numbers.
Overview of automatic system interpretation and GOLD-Hardie criteria.
Adjustments for DLCO measurements based on hemoglobin and PAO2.
Interpreting Total Lung Capacity from single breath maneuvers.
Starting the Report Designer and accessing the Layout Editor.
Guidance and declaration regarding electromagnetic emissions.
License terms for the embedded operating system software.
Overview of the initial screen display elements and navigation.