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Flow Head Installation

Flow Head Installation

Connect the flow head sensor to the monitor through the flexible triple 
lumen tubing. The flexible tubing mates with the monitor only one way, 
ensuring that each pressure port is connected correctly. The flexible tubing 
is labled “Toward Flow Head.” Ensure that the arrows on the tubing are 
pointing in the direction of the flow sensor. See 

Figure 2-1. 

CAUTION: The NAD Omicron Monitor has been designed to work only 

with the Narkomed MRI anesthesia machine. Use only NAD-
supplied oxygen and flow sensors with this monitor to ensure 
accuracy and compatibility with MRI systems.

 Figure  2-1. Rear Panel

The flow sensor is intended for use on patients with tidal volumes from 50 
to 1500 milliliters. The flexible tubing transfers pressures within the 
sensor housing to ports on the monitor. The monitor uses these pressures 
to compute displayed values. The flexible tubing transfers two flow 
parameters (+ flow and - flow) and the pressure within the patient 
breathing circuit.

9 VDC

Proz

FiO2

PORT B
Ambient

Pressure

FLOW/PORT A

Breathing Circuit

Prox

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Summary of Contents for NAD

Page 1: ...NAD Omicron Monitor Date 16 February 2000 2000 Draeger Medical Inc Instruction Manual Operator s Part Number 4114448 001 Rev D RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

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Page 3: ...raph 3 2 Breathing Pressure Low Limit Alarm 3 2 User Input Keys 3 2 Section 4 Cleaning and Sterilizing User Responsibilities 4 2 Pre Processing 4 2 Omicron Monitor 4 2 Flow Head 4 3 Triple Lumen Tubing 4 3 Section 5 Troubleshooting Faults and Actions 5 2 Section 6 Specifications General 6 3 Pressure 6 3 FI02 6 3 Flow 6 4 Displayed Information 6 4 Environmental 6 5 User Adjustable Alarm Limits 6 6 ...

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Page 5: ...tion introduces you to the North American Dräger NAD Omicron Monitor and describes how to use this manual Operator s Responsibility for Patient Safety 1 2 General Warnings Cautions and Notes 1 3 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 6: ... be repaired contact your NAD service representative or contact NAD directly at the following address 3122 Commerce Drive Telford PA 18969 Tel 800 543 5047 WARNING The NAD Omicron Monitor should not be repaired or modified by any individual or entity other than NAD personnel or repair services authorized by NAD Malfunctions resulting from damage due to improper use or alteration of the NAD Omicron...

Page 7: ...icing CAUTION United States Federal Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of the physician CAUTION The NAD Omicron monitor has been designed to work only with the Narkomed MRI anesthesia machine Use only NAD supplied oxygen and flow sensors with this monitor to ensure accuracy and compatibility with MRI systems NOTE Due to the sensitivity of the monitor and while monitoring within t...

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Page 9: ...2 1 2 Flow Head Installation This section instructs you on installing the flow head Flow Head Installation 2 2 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 10: ...nly with the Narkomed MRI anesthesia machine Use only NAD supplied oxygen and flow sensors with this monitor to ensure accuracy and compatibility with MRI systems Figure 2 1 Rear Panel The flow sensor is intended for use on patients with tidal volumes from 50 to 1500 milliliters The flexible tubing transfers pressures within the sensor housing to ports on the monitor The monitor uses these pressur...

Page 11: ...ructs you in how to use the NAD Omicron Monitor Real Time Pressure Bar Graph 3 2 Breathing Pressure Low Limit 3 2 User Input Keys 3 2 Display Function Keys 3 3 Alarm Function Keys 3 4 Calibration Function Keys 3 8 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 12: ...re limit Breathing Pressure Low Limit The breathing pressure low limit setting serves two purposes First when the peak breathing pressure stays below the low limit for fifteen 15 seconds the Pressure and Respiratory Rate displays will display dashes Second when the PEEP pressure stays above the low limit for fifteen 15 seconds the continuous pressure alarm is annunciated User Input Keys User input...

Page 13: ...w the peak pressure The value to the left of the peak pressure represents the minimum while the value to the right of the peak pressure represents the mean pressure during the last breath WARNING If the NAD Omicron Monitor shows a reading of 127 cm H20 or 127 cm H20 DO NOT CONTINUE TO USE THE UNIT IN CLINICAL SETTINGS Remove the unit from use for servicing MIN VOL The Min Vol key is used to displa...

Page 14: ...omatically enabled again as soon as the next breath is detected Setting Alarm Limits Four Alarm Function Keys High Limit Low Limit UP ARROW DOWN ARROW are used to change alarm limits for the five displayed respiratory parameters Oxygen Pressure Minute Volume Tidal Volume or Respiratory Rate NOTE All alarms are suspended while the monitor is in alarm limit setting screens Execute the following step...

Page 15: ...fferent priority alarms high middle and low priority The visual alarm indicator is color coded If more than one alarm condition exists the monitor shows the highest alarm priority The following tables list the alarm alert priorities Table 3 1 High Alert Priority Alarms Display Designation Description HI LIMIT Pressure High Limit Peak Pressure Value is above the High Limit Set Value APNEA VOL Apnea...

Page 16: ...off the monitor retains stored alarm limits NOTE If the alarm limit settings for Tidal Volume and Minute Volume are not saved as described above depressing the Neonate Adult key will restore those alarm limits to the last user saved or factory saved preset alarm parameters see Table 3 4 on page 3 7 for more information Table 3 2 Middle Alert Priority Alarms Display Designation Description APNEA VO...

Page 17: ...it O2 High Limit 100 O2 Low Limit 30 Pressure High Limit 50 cm H2O Pressure Low Limit 12 cm H2O Minute Volume High Limit 10 L Minute Volume Low Limit 1 L Tidal Volume High Limit 1200 mL Tidal Volume Low Limit 200 mL Respiratory Rate High Limit 60 BPM RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 18: ... Expose the oxygen sensor to a gas environment of 100 oxygen for at least 60 seconds 2 Press the 100 02 Cal key for three seconds to begin the second part of the oxygen calibraton After three seconds the monitor will display CALIBRATE which indicates it has completed the 100 oxygen calibration Pressure and Flow Calibration Operation When the monitor is first energized it will display pressure and ...

Page 19: ... it is establishing the zero set points for the two flow channels Plus and Minus Flow 6 After the tidal volume calibration is complete the monitor will display TIDAL VOL and 7 Finishing this sequence indicates that the monitor has successfully completed both pressure and tidal volume zero calibrations and will achieve pressure and volume accuracy specifications RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

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Page 21: ...terilizing This section describes how to clean and sterilize the NAD Omicron Monitor User Responsibilities 4 2 Pre Processing 4 2 Omicron Monitor 4 2 Flow Head 4 3 Triple Lumen Tubing 4 3 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 22: ... 342 August 1996 When necessary decontamination procedures should be carried out at the conclusion of each patient s use of the monitor Institutional JCAHO and OSHA standards must be followed at all times It is your responsibility to validate any deviation from manufacturer s prescribed cleaning and sterilization instructions as to efficacy and appropriateness Any questions concerning these Instru...

Page 23: ...ndated to ensure efficacy of the sterilization process The manufacturers recommended life of the flow head is 120 exposures to a sterilization cycle or one year whichever comes first Triple Lumen Tubing Clean dirt debris and extraneous matter from the pressure tubing by means of a soap and water solution This can be accomplished through hand washing use of a mechanical washer or ultrasonic bath Al...

Page 24: ...ion or using ethylene oxide gas EtO Soak the tubing in a 2 glutaraldehyde solution for more than 20 minutes When using the EtO process follow the manufacturer s guidelines Replace the pressure tubing after 20 exposures to a disinfection cycle or one year whichever comes first RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 25: ...s Faults and Actions 5 2 Questionable Pressure Accuracy 5 2 Inability to Set Pressure Low Limit Screen to Desired Value 5 2 O2 Sensor Failure 5 2 Flow and Tidal Volume Measurement Error 5 2 Flow Pressure Data is Missing Throughout Mechanical Ventilation 5 3 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 26: ...han the desired Low Limit set value by at least 6 cm H2O If the difference equals or exceeds this value consult the manufacturer and DO NOT CONTINUE TO USE THE MONITOR IN THE CLINICAL SETTING O2 Sensor Failure Check the sensor s electrical connection and repeat the calibration process If the problem persists change the oxygen sensor and recalibrate If the problem remains consult the manufacturer a...

Page 27: ...ut 4 cm H2O below the peak pressure value If a breathing pressure of more than fifty 50 cm H2O above the current peak pressure values was detected it is necessary to perform a flow calibration or to power cycle the anesthesia machine to clear the alarm WARNING If the NAD Omicron Monitor shows a reading of 127 cm H20 or 127 cm H2O DO NOT CONTINUE TO USE THE MONITOR IN THE CLINICAL SETTING Remove th...

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Page 29: ... Type 6 3 Transducer Measurement Range 6 3 Accuracy 6 3 Data Sampling 6 3 FI02 6 3 Transducer Type 6 3 Transducer Measurement Range 6 3 Displayed Range 6 3 Accuracy 6 3 Flow 6 4 Transducer Type 6 4 Accuracy 6 4 Displayed Information 6 4 Pressure Range 6 4 Respiratory Rate 6 4 FIO2 6 4 Tidal Volume 6 5 Minute Volume 6 5 Minute Volume 6 5 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 30: ...6 2 6 Specifications Environmental 6 5 Operating 6 5 Storage 6 5 User Adjustable Alarm Limits 6 6 Other Functions 6 7 RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 31: ...ted piezo resistive differential pressure transducer Transducer Measurement Range 120 to 120 cm H2O with 2x over pressure protection Accuracy 1 5 FSO best fit straight line at 0 to 50C Data Sampling 10 ms 20 ms below 50 BPM FI02 The following is FI02 specification information Transducer Type Dual Galvanic Electrochemical Cells Transducer Measurement Range 0 100 O2 Displayed Range 0 100 O2 Accuracy...

Page 32: ...mation Pressure Range Operating Range 10 to 120 cm H2O Display Range 10 to 120 cm H2O Peak 10 to 120 cm H2O Mean 10 to 120 cm H2O PEEP Resolution 1 0 cm H2O on bar graph display 0 1 cm H2O on numeric display Respiratory Rate Operating Range 2 to 400 BPM Display Range 2 to 400 BPM Resolution 0 1 BPM on numeric display FIO2 Operating Range 18 to 100 DisplayRange 0 to 100 Resolution 0 1 on numeric di...

Page 33: ... Minute Volume Operating Range 0 80 L Display Range 0 80 L Resolution 0 1 L on numeric display FLOW SENS in case of Flow Sensor Failure Environmental The following is environmental information Operating Temperature 50 F to 95 F Humidity 30 to 75 non condensing Storage Temperature 14 F to 122 F Humidity 10 to 90 non condensing RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 34: ...2O Pressure Low Limit 5 to 114 cm H2O Resolution 1 cmH2O O2 High Limit 25 to 99 100 High Alarm Disabled Resolution 1 O2 Low Limit 18 to 95 Resolution 1 Total Respiratory Rate High Limit 5 to 250 BPM Resolution 5 BPM Tidal Volume Low Limit 50 to 2400 mL Resolution 50 mL Tidal Volume High Limit 150 to 2500 mL Resolution 50 mL Minute Volume Low Limit 0 to 79 L Resolution 1 L Minute Volume High Limit ...

Page 35: ...6 7 Specifications 6 Other Functions System Self Test Automatic upon power up Alarm Disable First 60 seconds after power up excluding High Pressure Alarm and O2 alarm RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

Page 36: ...Draeger Medical Inc 3122 Commerce Drive Telford PA 18969 Tel 215 721 5403 800 523 6817 Fax 215 723 5934 Web www draegermedical com Printed in the U S A RETURN TO CD ROM TABLE OF CONTENTS ...

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