ResMed Elisee 350, Clinical Manual

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Conditions for transport during ventilation
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The Elisée 350 may be used during transport up to an altitude of 4000 metres (13,123 feet).
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If the ventilator is to be used during transport, it should remain inside its ResMed bag.
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For indoor transport on a gurney or for attachment to a bed rail, the mounting bracket can be
used.
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The position of the ventilator during ventilation has no influence on its operation.
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When using the device in an ambulance or patient transfer vehicle, the ventilator can be
secured by means of the straps on the bag or placed in the Elisée transport bracket system.
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Normal operating conditions apply.
Fire prevention
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In single-fault conditions, the flammable materials have an ignition temperature higher than
the minimum required by the relevant standards.
8.3 Technical specifications for accessories
The ventilator must be used with CE-marked accessories and in compliance with the
manufacturer’s recommendations. The electrical accessories must be in compliance with the
electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards (IEC60601-1, IEC60601-1-2). The list
of accessories is available at www.resmed.com; click on “Clinicians”, then go to the “Products”
page, then “Ventilation Devices”, then “Ventilation Accessories”.
CAUTION
The user must ensure that the total resistance of the patient circuit and ventilation
accessories does not exceed 6 cm H
2
O for a flow rate of 60 L/min (in adult ventilation), or
6 cm H
2
O for a flow rate of 30 L/min (in paediatric ventilation).
Patient circuit with water traps
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Circuit product code: CIR009727
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Diameter of the connector: 22 mm
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Maximum internal volume of circuit: 1000 mL
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Compliance = 1.0 mL/cm H
2
O.
Oxygen sensor
Electrochemical sensor (MediceL MOX-20 or equivalent):
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Pressure scale: 0.5–2.0 bar
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Output voltage: 0.8 V – 1.25 V @ 1013 hPa, air @ 50% humidity and 20°C (68°F)
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Response time: 750 ms
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Linearity: linear from 0 to 100% oxygen
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Range of measurement: 0–100%
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Long-term sensor drift: < 10% over a period of one year at ambient temperature
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Useful life: from 6 months to one year after the date indicated on the sensor (duration
depends on the oxygen level and the duration of use)
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Accuracy: ± 1%.
CAUTION
The sensor must be installed before the expiry date indicated.