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4.4 Starting window. Beginning of ventilation
4-9
Parameter
Value
Notice
RB
MV/Vt
calculated values of MV, Vt
Pi
15 cmH
2
O
15 cmH
2
O
18 cmH
2
O
20 cmH
2
O
previous value
children with IBW from 3 to 30 kg
adults with IBW from 30 to 89 kg
adults with IBW from 90 to 99 kg
adults with IBW above 100 kg
in BiStep, APRV modes
I:E
1:2
1:2.5
1:2
adults (except APRV)
children (except APRV)
in APRV and APNEA modes
FiO
2
40 %
PEEP
5 cmH
2
O
Tapnea
15 s
20 s
children
adults
Pramp
100 cmH
2
O/s
50
см
H
2
O/s
patients over 50 kg
patients up to 50 kg
TrigWnd
100 %
Ftrig
2 lpm pediatric mode
3 lpm adult mode
sensitivity of the trigger
Pmax
35 cmH
2
O
40 cmH
2
O
children
adults
%MV
100 %
Plow BiS-
tep
5 cmH
2
O
Phigh BiS-
tep
7 cmH
2
O
Tlow BiS-
tep
5 s
Thigh BiS-
tep
7 s
4.4.4 Initial alarm settings
Alarm thresholds MV for the new patient are set automatically at the start of ventilation: MV max
= 1.5 MV, MV min = 0.7 MV.
Default value of the bottom alarm threshold Vt min = 4.4 ml/kg IBW for all modes. Default value
of the top alarm threshold Vt max - 16 ml/kg of IBW.
During operation at regulation of parameters, limits of alarms do not change. If %MV changes,
the bottom threshold 0.7 MV from 100%MV always remains constant, also as well as the top
threshold of 1.5 MV at setting of %MV in the range from 25 to 100 %. At the setting %MV more
than 100 %, the top alarm threshold is increasing on the corresponding value. For example, if
%MV is set to 200 %, the top alarm threshold is set to 250 %, if %MV is set to 220 % - the alarm
threshold is set to 270 %. If adaptation is enabled, the top alarm threshold is set to 250%MV.
4.4.5 Calibration procedure before the beginning of operation
In some cases before the beginning of operation it is necessary to carry out the calibration.
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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