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If the NIV is enabled in PSV mode and the Apnea backup mode is enabled, the NIV will
remain active in apnea mode.
Note:
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In order to improve NIV function, it is recommended to use flow trigger mode
during the NIV activation.
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If expiratory flow sensor is faulty or inactive, the NIV will not be enabled. If the
sensor is disabled or fails to function during the NIV, the NIV will not be
disabled. In this condition the compensation is not possible and the NIV will be
resumed when the problem is resolved.
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When the NIV is set to On, low VTe and MV alarms settings may be needed to
change or disable.
To prevent delivery of high volume to the patient, set high pressure alarm setting carefully
during the leak compensation and NIV activation.
If the leakage is removed immediately, high volume may be delivered to the lung in the early
cycles.
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Monitoring Data
Monitored parameters are displayed above the screen during ventilation. To configure
monitored parameters, act in this way:
1. Touch a monitored parameter that you want other parameter is displayed in its place.
2.
A window will be opened that shows the name of all the measured parameters with
their measured values. Select the desired parameter from this window.
3.
The following parameters will not be displayed until 30 seconds after the start of ventilation
and after 3 breathing cycles: MV, Vte, MV spont, Leak, Rate, Rate spont, O2
All monitored parameters of the Respina P1 ventilator are listed in below table:
Measurement unit
Description
Parameter
O
2
cmH
Peak pressure during inhalation. This parameter is
calculated and updated in each breath.
peak
P
O
2
cmH
Positive end expiratory pressure. This parameter is
calculated and updated in each breath.
PEEP
O
2
cmH
Average airway pressure during a respiratory cycle. This
parameter is calculated and updated in each breath.
mean
P
O
2
cmH
End inspiratory pressure. This parameter is calculated and
updated in each breath.
endInsp
P
