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General| Brand | Viasys Healthcare |
|---|---|
| Model | LTV 1200 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Information for operators regarding safety statements like Warning, Caution, and Note.
Critical safety instructions and potential hazards associated with operating the ventilator.
Instructions to prevent equipment damage and ensure proper use and maintenance of the ventilator.
Establishes the maximum pressure permitted in the patient circuit.
Sets the minimum expected exhaled minute volume alarm.
Sets the minimum expected circuit pressure alarm.
Allows oxygen supply from a low pressure source, mixed with room air.
Indicates the level of available internal battery power.
Details the APNEA alarm and transition to Apnea Backup ventilation mode.
Indicates critically low internal battery levels requiring immediate power.
Signals low internal battery levels and the need for an alternate power source.
Alarm for sense line issues or circuit disconnection.
Alarm for exceeding the high pressure limit in the patient circuit.
Alarm for detected hardware issues like fan or processor problems.
Indicates the ventilator is unsafe or in standby, shutting down the system.
Alarm for exhaled minute volume falling below the set minimum.
Alarm for peak inspiratory pressure falling below the set low pressure limit.
Alarm for invalid calibration records, affecting measurement accuracy.
Alarm when external power fails and the ventilator switches to internal battery.
Alarm for unexpected ventilator restarts or POST detected issues.
Alarm when total breath rate falls below the set SBT LOW f.
Alarm when total breath rate exceeds the set SBT HIGH f.
Alarm for monitored f/Vt falling below the set LOW f/Vt.
Alarm for monitored f/Vt exceeding the set HIGH f/Vt.
Verifies the correct operation of the ventilator's audible alarm.
Verifies the correct operation of the ventilator's displays and LEDs.
Verifies the correct operation of ventilator buttons and the Set Value knob.
Tests the patient circuit for leaks.
Verifies the correct operation of the Vent Inop alarm.
Troubleshooting issues related to control displays and buttons.
Troubleshooting problems with delivered volumes, pressures, sensitivity, and triggering.
Troubleshooting issues related to powering up, external sources, battery, and vent inops.
Troubleshooting recurring or unusual alarm conditions.
Troubleshooting problems detected during Ventilator Checkout tests.
Outlines recommended periodic maintenance tasks based on ventilator hours of service.
Procedures to verify proper ventilator function using checkout tests.
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