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NEO-INF Operative modes | iTernIS ADV
10. 6
Fig. 10-5 iTernIS ADV screenshot ventilating in NEO-INF
category and PSV/CPAP mode.
Fig. 10-6 Picture of the PSV/CPAP enabled controls, NEO-
INF category. Shown with the preset values for each.
The following list has complementary functions that can be selected as an option in
PSV (for further details regarding their behavior, see the
Menu
chapter):
• %O
2
suction.
• Manual inspiration.
• Volume compensation.
• Leak compensation.
• Distal/proximal pneumotachograph.
It operates under the same operative principles as SIMV (VCV) + PSV in ADL or
PED category. A mandatory ventilation is configured, controlled by the ventilator,
while spontaneous breaths are allowed. The two types of breaths are synchronized
to eliminate inspiration efforts during mandatory breaths.
The important characteristics of this mode are:
• VCV mandatory breaths. The VT, respiratory rate and inspiratory time are confi -
gured. Mandatory respiration rate and expiratory time can vary slightly due to the
synchronization process. (See the description of the equivalent mode in the
ADL/
PED Operative Modes
chapter).
• Spontaneous breaths are carried out following the support pressure breathing
10.3.1 | Enabled ventilation
parameters (preset values)
10.3.2 | Enabled complementary
functions
10.4 | SIMV (VCV) + PSV
Synchronized
Intermittent
Mandatory Ventilation