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Alarms | iTernIS ADV
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11.9 | Low Priority Alarms
They are alarms intended to make the operator aware of the event that has occu-
rred. The alarms activated with low priority signals are listed on Table 11-9. They
are listed from high to low priority within the group of low priority alarms.
Table 11-9 Low priority alarms
ALARM Definition Enabled Ventilator action
High frequency
Respiratory rate that
exceeds the maximum
configured limit.
In all modes.
Alarm signal activation when it stays out of the confi -
gured limit for at least 30 s.
PEEP Loss
Sustained pressure
drop below the selec-
ted PEEP level. The
pressure drop needed
to activate the alarm
can be set.
In all modes.
Alarm signal activation after the pressure drop stays
below PEEP for 15 s.
Nebulization
interrupted
(Cannot be ad-
justed by user)
Nebulization interrup-
tion due to the absen-
ce of enough flow of
gases.
It operates in modes
where nebulization
is enabled, and only
when this function is
active.
Alarm signal activation when insufficient flow is de -
tected. This is accompanied by the effective interrup-
tion of the nebulization.
Transporting
Ventilator fed only with
O
2
during intra hospital
transfer.
When there is no
air supply and the
Transfer function is
activated.
Transfer alarm signal activation and Low air pressure
and Loss of power signal suppression.
Standby
Condition during which
the machine does not
ventilate, but is char-
ged.
From the start of
ventilation.
The ventilator stops ventilating and stays on, maintai-
ning the last configuration.