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Before Powering the System On

1.  Connect the Inspiratory Safety Guard (ISG) to the  
  inspiratory port.
2.  Connect the Exhalation Valve Assembly (EVA) to the  

 

  exhalation port.
3.  Familiarize yourself with the hard keys on the display.
  a.  2-minute audio pause
  b.  Increase O

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  c. Snapshot
  d. Lock/Unlock
  e. Home
  f.  Trim Knob 
4.  Attach the breathing circuit and all accessories that will    
  be used to ventilate the patient.

Powering the System On 

1.  Connect the air and oxygen supply hoses to the gas  
  supply source.
2.  Plug power cord into an approved electrical outlet.
3.  Press the power switch to turn on the ventilator.

Note: 

•  Wait 30 seconds to allow the system to power on.
•  Listen for 2 distinctly different audio tones to make sure the   
  primary speaker and backup buzzer are working properly.
•  Watch and verify that the alarm light on the top of the  
  display cycles through blue, yellow and red.

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Summary of Contents for CARESCAPE R860

Page 1: ...CARESCAPE R860 Ventilator Quick Reference Guide gehealthcare com ...

Page 2: ...ses only This document does not establish specifications operating procedures or maintenance methods for any of the products referenced Always refer to the official written materials labeling provided with the product for specifications operating procedures and maintenance requirements ...

Page 3: ...ation 8 Making Ventilator Changes When in an Active Mode 8 Alarm Management 8 Nebulizer 10 Procedures 12 Navigation 13 To Review Patient Data 13 To Review Patient Trends 14 Pausing Ventilation 14 Powering the System Off 15 Note Always refer to the User Reference Manual before use Refer to the User Reference Manual for information on all warnings and precautions ...

Page 4: ...patient Powering the System On 1 Connect the air and oxygen supply hoses to the gas supply source 2 Plug power cord into an approved electrical outlet 3 Press the power switch to turn on the ventilator Note Wait 30 seconds to allow the system to power on Listen for 2 distinctly different audio tones to make sure the primary speaker and backup buzzer are working properly Watch and verify that the a...

Page 5: ...mproved tidal volume delivery and monitoring 3 Select Patient ID Identification if necessary and enter 10 characters and select Confirm Note Only English alpha numeric characters may be entered 4 Select Gender male or female 5 Select Height 6 Select Weight 7 Select Tube Type Endotrach Trach or 8 Select Tube Diameter 9 Verify and confirm settings by pressing Confirm 7 8 2 ...

Page 6: ...eonatal flow sensor when completing a system check for a neonatal patient 3 Occlude the patient wye using the occlusion port Note The occlusion port sits below the exhalation valve assembly EVA 4 Select Start Note When performing the resistance check the wye piece and the breathing accessories D lite or Pedi lite Sensor and HME should remain on the occlusion port 5 Select the information icon to s...

Page 7: ...te Assist Control is only available in the following ventilation modes A C VC A C PC A C PRVC 4 Set the desired settings for the ventilation mode and confirm Note When the ventilator settings are confirmed the Mode Settings menu closes and the selected ventilation modes show in Current Mode 5 To set a Backup Mode select Current Mode 6 Select Backup Settings a Set the desired settings forthe backup...

Page 8: ...he Trim Knob to adjust the setting 3 Press the Trim Knob or select the quick key to activate the change Alarm Management Alarm Bar Gives visual indication of parameter and technical alarms If there are no current active alarms the alarm status shows no alarms and the alarm bar is green If there are active alarms the alarm status shows the alarm message forthe most recent alarm with the highest pri...

Page 9: ... set to Off 6 Auto Limits Select to set auto alarm limits based on current measured data for a MVexp Low and High b VTexp Low and High c Rate Low and High d EtCO2 Low and High e PEEPe Low and High To Adjust the Alarm Settings 1 Select either the Low or High alarm limit and then use the Trim Knob to adjust the setting OR 2 Select withinthe borderofthe active alarm onthe measured data screen to open...

Page 10: ...s not used Caution It is strongly recommended to use an expiratory filter when a nebulizer is used to help protect the expiratory flow sensor Nebulizer Treatment The ventilatorsupportsthe Aerogen Pro In line Nebulizer and Aerogen Solo Disposable In line Nebulizer The nebulizer time can be set for specific duration delivery times orforthe volume of medicationthat will be delivered to the patient A ...

Page 11: ...s that is delivered to the patient Using external pneumatic nebulization may significantly impact volume delivery and monitoring decreasetrigger sensitivity and cause alarms if externalflow is introduced and Pneumatic NebulizerFlow Compensation is not used Whenthe Pneumatic NebulizerFlow Compensation is On flow and volume accuracy may be decreased Leaks and flow sensor alarms may not be identified...

Page 12: ...nect the patient to resume ventilation Note The suction procedure will end after the oxygenation phase completes if Stop is selected Performing an Increase O2 Procedure 1 Select Menu 2 Select Procedures 3 Select Increase O2 or press the Increase O2 hard key 4 Use the factory default setting for the Increase O2 note factory default setting for neonatal is 25 and 100 for adults and pediatric patient...

Page 13: ...tion below a Basic View Usethis viewto see measured data in a largeformatthat can be easilyviewed from a distance b Basic Waveform View Use this view to see patient waveforms and measured data c Advanced Waveform View Use this view to see additional measured data associated with the patient waveforms d Splitscreen View Use this view to see spirometry measured data and waveforms Select the upper ri...

Page 14: ...w to review patient ventilation modes and setting measured data and alarm settings c Trends Log View Use this view to review patient alarms and settings and events that have occurred during ventilation d Snapshot Trends View Use this view to save patient data Pausing Ventilation 1 Disconnect the patient from the breathing circuit 2 Select Standby 3 Select Pause Ventilation Note Select Pause Ventil...

Page 15: ...entilation and monitoring will be stopped Select Cancel to continue ventilation if a warning message is displayed 4 Press the power switch on the back of the ventilator to the Off position Note If the ventilator is turned off during ventilation an alarm sounds and ventilation and monitoring continue This ensures the ventilator cannot be accidentally shut off during ventilation ...

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