Northern Meditec Crius V6, Operator'S Manual

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) is a ventilation mode in which the patient breathes spontaneously. This is possible
because it is a pressure controlled mode. In CPAP/PSV, with no options activated, the
ventilator does not deliver any mandatory or triggered breaths.
The spontaneous breathing phases (inspiration and expiration) are detected with by using
inspiratory and expiratory phase recognition, using a flow level detector.
In Spn-CPAP mode, you need to set the following basic ventilation parameters:
1. [Pmax]: Can prevent high airway pressure caused by patient
2. [PEEP]: Positive end-expiratory pressure
3. [Psupp]: Pressure support leve
4. [Tslope] Time of pressure rising
5. [Trigger]: Inspiration trigger level
6. [Exp%]: Expiration trigger level
7. [O
2
%]: Oxygen concentration
In PC-APRV mode, you can set the following apnea vent function parameters as required:
1. [Apnea Vent]: Switch for turning on apnea vent function
2. [Apnea Vt]: Tidal volume in apnea ventilation
3. [Apnea Rate]: Frequency of apnea ventilation
4. [Apnea Tinsp]: Inspiration time of apnea ventilation
6.5.12 CPAP-VG
6.6 Set Alarm Limits