What to do if ResMed Medical Equipment shows a component in patient circuit is wrongly connected?
If your ResMed Medical Equipment indicates that a component in your patient circuit is wrongly connected, verify that the patient circuit is correctly set up as shown by your clinical care provider, or replace it. If the alarm continues, get in touch with your clinical care provider.
What to do if ResMed Medical Equipment has a technical fault?
If a technical fault occurs in your ResMed Medical Equipment ventilator, contact your clinical care provider.
How to fix low internal battery power on ResMed Medical Equipment?
If your ResMed Medical Equipment displays a low internal battery, connect the ventilator to the mains supply.
How to fix low external battery power on ResMed Medical Equipment?
If your ResMed Medical Equipment displays a low external battery, connect the ventilator to the mains supply.
General| Brand | ResMed |
|---|---|
| Model | Elisee 150 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Summary of information in each section of the clinical manual.
Explanation of special terms and icons used in the manual's margins.
Describes the Elisée 150 as a ventilation device for adults/children at home or hospital.
Identifies and describes the external components and LEDs of the Elisée 150 ventilator.
Details the four power sources for the Elisée 150 and their priority order.
Explains the air inlet and low-pressure oxygen port for gas supply.
Instructions for connecting mains power pack, external DC power supply, and external battery pack.
Procedure for connecting the air inlet and low-pressure oxygen.
Information on using single/double limb circuits and connecting accessories like filters.
Steps for powering the ventilator on and off via the touch screen.
Defines key ventilation parameters like Pressure Support, Flow Shape, and Respiratory Rate.
Describes various ventilation modes including (A)CV, P(A)CV, SIMV, and PSIMV.
Procedure for accessing clinical screens with different unlock durations.
Instructions for performing a manual test to check sensors and circuit.
Steps for setting up ventilation parameters for new or existing patients.
Tools and screens for continuous monitoring of ventilation parameters.
Alerting mechanisms for alarms, including audible and visual alerts and priority levels.
Details of various ventilation monitoring alarms, their messages, priority, and triggers.
Lists common alarms, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Procedure for testing power supply and settings alarms to ensure proper function.
Guidelines for cleaning frequency of parts and preventative maintenance schedule.
Procedures for cleaning patient circuits, valve clappers, and replacing the anti-dust filter.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the oxygen sensor cell.
Detailed technical overview of the ventilator's components and operation.
Electrical specifications, battery life, and environmental conditions for the device.
Specifications for patient circuits, filters, humidifiers, and remote alarms.
List of standards and directives that the ventilator complies with.
List of available spare parts and accessories with their references.
Details on parameter interdependence, implicit parameters, and ranges.
Definitions of abbreviations and symbols used throughout the manual.
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