4.4 Starting window. Beginning of ventilation
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"Start calibration" button is used to start the calibration procedure for the expiration valve. It
shall be performed every time after the replacement or sterilization of the removable part of the
expiration valve (for detailed description see 4.16.3).
4.4.2 Window of associated parameters
After pressing of "Start ventilation" button the main screen appears, and in the central part of the
screen there is the window of the ventilation associated parameters and the window of Apnea
parameters (for those ventilation modes where there is support of spontaneous breath of the
patient, see it. 4.8.2):
where:
I:E
- Inspiratory:expiratory ratio
Flow
- Initial flow
Texp
- Expiratory time
TrigWnd
- Trigger window
Tplat
- Plateau time
MV
- Minute volume
Ptrig
- Pressure trigger sensitivity
Ftrig
- Flow trigger sensitivity
Tramp
- Pressure rise time relatively to Tinsp
Figure 4.2 – Window of associated parameters
Ventilation begins after pressing of the graphic button "Apply" or through 10 s, if it there are no
actions on editing of ventilation parameters.
After pressing of the corresponding "Edit" button ventilation parameters located in the bottom
line of the main screen and parameters of the apnea become available for editing. When venti-
lation parameters are adjusted, corresponding associated parameters also are changed. In
case of the conflict of parameters conflicting parameters are designated by red or yellow color.
Adjustment of ventilation parameters for each ventilation mode is described more detailed in it.
4.7.
Summary of Contents for MV200
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Page 158: ...6 11 Check and calibration of mainstream CO2 sensor 6 8 For your notes ...
Page 160: ...7 Troubleshooting 7 2 For your notes ...
Page 162: ...8 Transportation 9 Storage 10 Disposal 10 2 For your notes ...
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