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4.18 Extended respiratory monitoring
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4.18 Extended respiratory monitoring
Devices equipped with this feature have an interactive button "Monitoring" at the left bottom part
of the screen, which allows to change the appearance of the monitored parameters window in
the left side of the screen (Figure 4.4, position 14).
When you press the "Monitoring" the following window appears:
When selecting "RESP 1" or "Monitoring" rows, device will return to the main monitoring screen.
When selecting "RESP 2" or "RESP 3" windows with their own set of monitoring parameters are
displayed. "Metabolism" window displays parameters of metabolism (see it. 5.6).
RESP2 window: RESP 3 window:
Table 4.18. Description of extended respiratory monitoring parameters, RESP 2 window
Name of parameter Designation Additional description
True pressure level in
lungs at the end of expi-
ration
PEEPtot
Pressure in the lungs at the end of expiration, taking
into account the incomplete expiration
PEEPtot=PEEP+AutoPEEP. Displayed if both pa-
rameters are measured correctly.
Residual pressure level
in lungs AutoPEEP Residual pressure in lungs that occurs due to the in-
completeness of expiration. It is not measured in the
CPAP+PS mode.
Flow at the end of expi-
ration ExpEndFlow Residual gas flow from lungs caused by the incom-
pleteness of expiration
Expiratory time con-
stant RCexp (t) Time constant determining the potential rate of
pressure change in the lungs during expiratory