Gas exchange
NOTE
Place all D-lite ports upwards with a 20° to 45° tilt to prevent
condensed water from entering the sensor interior and the
tubings.
NOTE
When monitoring pediatric patients with tidal volumes of 15
to 300 ml, use the Pedi-lite(+) sensor. Remember to select the
sensor type accordingly.
Checking the gas exchange measurement
1.
Check that the water trap is empty.
2.
Occlude the sampling line and check that the
Sample line blocked
message
appears within 30 seconds and gas waveforms are showing zero at the same time.
Using the gas exchange measurement
Selecting the gas exchange sensor type
Select the sensor type (
Adult
or
Pedi
) according to the sensor you are using.
1.
Select the gas exchange parameter window.
2.
Select the
Setup
tab.
3.
Select the sensor type from the
Sensor Type
list.
Selecting EE and RQ averaging time
Averaged values of energy expenditure (EE) and respiratory quotient (RQ) update
every minute. The bar in the EE+RQ parameter window indicates with green color the
amount of data that the monitor uses for performing the average calculations.
When a patient is admitted/a case is started, no averaged value is displayed until 10
minutes of valid EE and RQ data is available. After that, the EE and RQ values are gray
until there is enough (> 1/5 of the selected averaging time) data to perform reliable
calculations.
1.
Select the gas exchange parameter window.
2.
Select the
Setup
tab.
3.
Select a value from the
EE Average Time
list.
NOTE
The values in the parameter window turn gray whenever
there is not enough valid EE and RQ averaging data.
NOTE
If the RQ is out of the physiological range (<0.6 or >1.3), the
monitor does not store the EE and RQ values in the trend
history or use them for average calculations.
Weighted VO
2
and VCO
2
To have weighted values for VO
2
(
VO2/kg
or
VO2/m2
) and VCO
2
(
VCO2/kg
or
VCO2/m2
),
you must enter the patient’s height and weight. For
VO2/kg
and
VCO2/kg
, measured
values are divided by the patient’s weight, and for
VO2/m2
and
VCO2/m2
, measured
values are divided by the patient’s BSA.
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Page 218: ...Pulse oximetry 218 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
Page 234: ...Non invasive blood pressure 234 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
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Page 280: ...Mixed venous oxygen saturation SvO 280 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
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Page 372: ...Neuromuscular transmission 372 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
Page 404: ...Laboratory data 404 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
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Page 416: ...Drug calculations 416 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
Page 424: ...Trends 424 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
Page 432: ...Snapshots and events 432 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
Page 462: ...Cleaning and care 462 CARESCAPE Modular Monitors 2062971 001 ...
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