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To select a ventilation mode, simply tap on the tab with the abbreviation of the desired mode. Following,
will be displayed all the adjustable parameters required for this ventilation mode, including the backup
ventilation.
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The setting of ventilation parameters (guard) is only available in spontaneous ventilation modes. In the other,
the backup ventilation is automatic and takes into account the parameters set for the proper ventilation mode.
After adjusting the parameters, so that these are activated, you must press the ENTER button.
To cancel the adjustments made and remain with the previous settings, including the ventilation mode,
simply press the CANCEL button. Thus, the ventilator will ignore the settings made in this screen and return
to the main screen.
6.4.3 Non Invasive Ventilation (NIV)
Noninvasive ventilation (NIV) refers to the application of ventilatory support without invasive methods of
the airways such as endotracheal intubation or tracheostomy. Nasal or oronasal masks are the most commonly
used interfaces to the application of NIV in hospital.
In the application of NIV in controlled pressure modes, the pressure value should not be set to 0 (ZERO)
and the cycle triggered by pressure must be active. The flow trigger remains disabled.
In NIV the ventilator automatically compensates higher leakage flows and ignores the high alarm minute
volume, tidal volume and high verification of the flow sensor.
NIV is available for all ventilation modes and is accessible through the window ventilation options (VENT
OPTIONS).
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The default values are just an initial reference.
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Readjust the parameters of ventilation as needed by the patient.
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Use the appropriate mask for each patient type in order to avoid excessive leakage.