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F. Neonatal Ventilation
F-2
position where the tubing or cables may become
easily entangled, knotted or detached. Otherwise,
this may result in hypercarbia or hypoxemia.
•
Please DO NOT apply pressure to the neonatal flow
sensor by pulling the neonatal flow sensor tubing,
or rotate the neonatal flow sensor. Otherwise,
this will result in increased risk of detachment or
disconnection.
•
Please DO NOT install the neonatal flow sensor
onto the patient tubing if the sensor is not
connected to the corresponding ventilator
connector.
• Excessive moisture in the neonatal flow sensor
tubing may result in inaccurate measurement.
Check the sensor and the tubing periodically to
avoid excessive moisture and/or accumulation of
secretions.
•
The neonatal flow sensor is disposable and may
not be used repeatedly. Attempts to clean or
disinfect the neonatal flow sensor may result in
a risk of biological incompatibility, infection or
product failure.
•
Remove the neonatal flow sensors from patient’s
ventilator tubing before initiating nebulization.
Neonatal flow cannot be measured in the
aerosolized medication environment.
•
DO NOT administer nebulized medications when
the neonatal flow sensor is used. The drug may
damage the neonatal flow sensor.
NOTE
• In non-invasive ventilation, neonatal flow sensor is
disabled.
F.1 Neonatal Expiration Valve Assembly
The neonatal expiration valve assembly is different
from the adult/pediatric expiration valve assembly. The