Appendix 7 ADDITIONAL PARAMETERS AND CHARACTERISTICS
App.7-4
No
Parameter
Value (description)
6.3.
Factor of spontaneous breathing (ratio of the minute vo-
lume of spontaneous breathing to the total breathing vo-
lume)
MVe_sp / MVe
6.4.
Resistance to the exhalation (total airway resistance
during exhalation)
Rexp
6.5.
Elasticity of respiratory ways (elastence). Parameter is
reverse to the static compliance. Measured in
mm
Н
2
О
/ml.
E
6.6.
Resistance of the breathing circuit, measured in the cir-
cuit test
Rcirc
6.7.
Compliance of the breathing circuit, measured in the
circuit test
Ccirc
6.8.
Compliance
Cdyn
6.9.
Rapid shallow breathing index (dimensionless parame-
ter characterizing the depth of patient’s breathing)
RSBI
7.
Graphical monitoring
7.1.
Number of curves simultaneously displayed on the
screen
1, 2, 3 or 4 selected by the user
7.2.
Displaying of spirometry loops
Simultaneous display of 3 curves and 1 loop
at the user's choice. Ability to save ("freeze")
the reference loop and to the store the mo-
ment of saving. Analysis of the main para-
meters of the respiratory cycle.
7.3.
Graphs (spirometric curves) with automatic scaling of
the amplitude versus time
•
Paw (pressure);
•
Flow (flow);
•
Vol (volume);
•
Loops:
- volume/flow V-F,
- volume/pressure V-P,
- flow/pressure F-P,
Optional:
•
PC
О
2
(capnogram in mmHg);
•
PCO
2
(capnogram in%);
•
Р
O
2
(oxigram in %);
•
SpO
2
(photoplethysmogram);
•
graph of iSV mode;
•
VCO
2
(volume capnogram);
•
Р
aux (external auxiliary pressure) with
Paw – Paux curve;
V/Paux (volume/auxiliary external pressure
curve)
7.4.
Displaying of the respiratory activity of the patient
•
Icon at the beginning of the spontaneous
breath
•
Highlighting of the graph contour Paw in
phase of spontaneous breaths
•
Marker at the start of spontaneous inspi-
ration
7.5.
Selection of the type of spirometry loops
Selection of one of three possible loops
7.6.
Scaling curves
- pressure waveform in the range -20…120 cmH
2
O
(mbar)
The vertical scale of the pressure curve in
the airways user chooses using Pmax pa-
rameter. The other curves are scaled auto-
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