WM 68071 05/2021
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7 Description of the modes
The CPR mode supports you during cardiopulmonary resuscitation
according to the Resuscitation Guidelines (see "4.7 Ventilating the
patient", page 66). The CPR mode differentiates between a CPR
Manual mode for 30:2 and 15:2 ventilation and a CPR IPPV
continuous mode for continuous chest compression. If the CCSV
option is enabled, the CPR CCSV continuous mode is also
available. You can switch between the different CPR modes as
follows (see "4.7.12 Changing the ventilation mode in CPR
mode", page 84):
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emits a metronome sound which dictates
the frequency of the chest compressions according to a 15:2 or
30:2 algorithm or continuously. When the Infant or Child patient
group is selected, the metronome automatically emits the tone in
the rate 15:2 in CPR Manual mode. When the Adult patient group
is selected, a rate of 30:2 is emitted in CPR Manual mode. The
metronome can be deactivated in the operator menu. Whilst the
metronome is activated, the alarms in CPR mode are emitted via an
alternative alarm transmitter.
At the start of the CPR mode, Air Mix switches off automatically,
in order to ensure ventilation with 100 % oxygen. You cannot
activate Air Mix in the CPR Manual and CPR CCSV modes. You can
activate Air Mix in CPR IPPV mode. The Air Mix setting is retained
upon exiting CPR mode.
After exiting the CPR mode, the device always switches to IPPV
mode. If the Capnography option is activated, you can set a
pressure gauge view or curve view in CPR mode (see "6.3.8 Presets
patient", page 132).
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