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NEO-INF Operative modes | iTernIS ADV
10. 8
This synchronized intermittent mode delivers controlled pressure ventilation (PCV)
breaths to abide by the mandatory ventilation. The spontaneous respirations are ca-
rried out with support pressure like the rest of the synchronized intermittent modes.
The
ADL/PED Operative Modes
chapter has a more detailed description of this
same mode that also applies to this patient category. The specific characteristics
of this mode are:
• PCV mandatory breaths. PCV positive pressure level, respiratory rate and ins -
piratory time are enabled for configuration. The mandatory respiratory rate can
be affected if breaths are synchronized (see 10.4 SIMV (VCV) + PSV where this
behavior is explained).
• Spontaneous breaths are carried out following the support pressure breathing
principles. It is, therefore, necessary to configure the PSV parameters to ensure
that support is present in the breath triggered by the patient.
• Backup Ventilation is disabled by default. In this case it must be ensured that
the patient will receive ventilation that is at least equal to the configuration of the
mandatory PCV breaths. It can be enabled by configuring the Backup Ventilation
line in MENU.
Fig. 10-9 Typical SIMV (PCV) + PSV mode curves in NEO-
INF.
Fig. 10-10 Picture of the SIMV (PCV) + PSV 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 SIMV (PCV) + PSV (for further details regarding their behavior, see the
Menu
chapter):
• %O
2
suction.
10.5 | SIMV (PCV) + PSV
Synchronized
Intermittent
Mandatory Ventilation
10.5.1 | Enabled ventilation
parameters (preset values)
10.5.2 | Enabled complementary
functions