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VersaMed iVent201 - Optimizing the Patient Ventilator Interface; Resolving Patient Ventilator Dysynchrony

VersaMed iVent201
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iVent201 Operator's Manual
189
NOTE: The default setting for Easy Exhale™ in
Adaptive Bi-Level mode is ”on.” This default may be
disabled through the “Advanced Settings” window at
the operator’s discretion. See Section 4.3.3, page 130.
5.8 Optimizing the Patient Ventilator
Interface
Setting up the Patient Ventilator interface is straightforward.
Either a nasal CPAP mask or a full-facemask may be used. If
the mask incorporates an anti-asphyxia device, make sure that
it closes on pressurizing the mask and does not require
continuous uni-directional flow to remain closed.
Connect the facemask to the circuit using an OmniFlex or a
double swivel elbow to increase circuit flexibility. Connect the
circuit directly without the use of an HME filter or a bacterial
filter between the flow sensor and the facemask. Finally, ensure
that the sensor lines are not kinked or disconnected.
5.9 Resolving Patient Ventilator
Dysynchrony
Excessive Ventilation:
If there is excessive ventilation decrease either the respiratory
rate or the P-high level.
Excessive Leak:

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