Vivo 65, Руководство пользователя

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79 How to Use the Vivo 65
Vivo 65 users manual
Doc. 006088 En-US U-1b
5.5 Modes in the Vivo 65
In the Modes section of the Vivo 65 display, the operator selects the Ven-
tilation mode, Breath mode, Patient mode and Device mode for the treat-
ment.
Standby and Operating Mode
Standby mode is defined as the state of the Vivo 65 when AC is con-
nected and the Standby button has been pressed, but without starting the
Vivo 65 with the Start/Stop button.
Operating mode is defined as the state of the Vivo 65 when the blower is
operating and producing an air flow.
Switch between operating and standby mode by starting/stopping the
Vivo 65 (see “Turning the Vivo 65 On and Off” on page 41).
Some operations (such as setting time and date) are only available in
Standby mode.
Patient Mode
The Vivo 65 can be operated in either Adult mode or Pediatric mode.
The Vivo 65 is intended for treatment of pediatric patients who weigh
more than 11 lbs (5 kg).
In Pediatric mode, some ventilator parameters, for example Breath Rate,
Inspiratory Time and Tidal Volume have special setting limits. The
default settings and alarm limits of the Vivo 65 are preset when the
patient mode is altered.
• To optimize the treatment with Vivo 65’s pediatric settings in Pediat-
ric mode when using a dual limb circuit, always use a pediatric dual
limb insert and a 15 mm dual limb circuit. Using a pediatric dual limb
insert with an adult (22 mm) dual limb circuit may impair the perfor-
mance of the ventilation treatment and deteriorate the measurement
precision of the exhaled air.
• An incorrect combination of patient mode and insert will result in a
Patient Mode/Insert Mismatch alarm, with medium alarm priority.