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5.
Checks Before Use
The purpose of this inspection routine is to guide the user in
performing a simple and quick procedure to test the
equipment before each use or at least the beginning of each
work period.
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This equipment must pass the “Checking procedures and basic settings” to ensure the
effectiveness of the equipment and the safety of the operator and patient.
5.1
Initial procedures
This
equipment must pass the “Checking procedures and basic
settings” to ensure the effectiveness of the equipment and the
safety of the operator and the patient, as the following sequence:
✓
Make sure the equipment is off;
✓
Perform a visual inspection of the equipment and its
components seeking to identify their full integrity;
✓
Check if all equipment components are connected and
inserted correctly;
✓
Check the presence of the ambient air inlet filter;
✓
Ensure that the connection of the exhalation valve is
secure. It is important to check the presence of the
diaphragm;
✓
Check the secure connection of the breathing circuit and
the flow sensor suitable for the patient to be ventilated;
✓
Check the tight connection of the oxygen hose;
✓
Check the pressure in the cylinder gauge, where applicable
this should be according item 15.3.2 Connecting to the
✓
Check the tight connection of the power supply, where
applicable. The Ventilator can be operated on battery,
lasting as specified;
✓
Turn on the ventilator and make sure that three beeps were
issued and the alarm indicator light was triggered. This
check ensures the functioning of the audible and visual
alarm indicators;
✓
Select the type of patient with the corresponding figures
shown on the display. The ventilator will immediately start
ventilation. If you want to put on standby, press the button
STAND-BY:
✓
The equipment is ready for use immediately before been
turned on.
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If you hear the triple “BEEP” signal or do not see the light flashing alarm, avoid the use of
the equipment, because there will be no audible or visual indication of alarms.
