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Single
limb
circuit
with
active
exhalation
valve
selected
(Exh.
valve)
MPV
breath
mode
selected.
Circuit
with
mouthpiece
interface
shall
be
used.
SpO2
sensor
connected
FiO
2
connected
EtCO
2
connected
PtcCO
2
connected
Multiple
pa
ges
High
priority
alar
m
event
in
histor
y
list
Medium
priority
alar
m
event
in
histor
y
list
Size
and
colour
of
symbols
may
vary
depending
on
displayed
view
.
58
How
to
Use
the
Vivo
45
LS
User
manual
Doc.
007301
K-1
57
59
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
11
What Is the Vivo 45 LS
11
Intended Use
13
Indications for Use
13
Contraindications
14
Intended Environment
14
Intended Users
14
Respiratory Health Care Specialists
14
Lay Operators
15
Service Personnel
15
About this Manual
16
Audience
16
Icons in this Manual
16
Manufacturer Information
18
Safety Information
19
General User Precautions
19
Requirements for Life Supporting Treatment
22
Electrical Safety
23
Environmental Conditions
24
Usage of Patient Circuit
26
Usage of Filters
29
Humidification
29
Cleaning and Maintenance
30
Usage of Oxygen
31
Product Description
34
Main Components
34
Front View
36
Side Views
37
Detaching and Reattaching the Side Panels
39
Equipment Designation
41
Additional Symbols
42
Preparing the Vivo 45 LS for Use
45
Checking the Vivo 45 LS before First Use
45
Placing the Vivo 45 LS
45
Connecting the Vivo 45 LS to Mains
47
Connecting the Patient Circuit
48
Connect an Active Exhalation Valve Patient
48
Circuit
48
Connect a Leakage Patient Circuit
49
Connect an MPV Circuit
49
Inspecting the Vivo 45 LS before Use
50
Adjusting the Vivo 45 LS Patient Settings
51
Performing the Pre-Use Test
52
How to Use the Vivo 45 LS
54
Switch the Vivo 45 LS on and off
54
Using the Menu
56
Navigating with the Buttons
56
Symbols Used in the Menu
57
Menu Overview
59
Display Overview
61
The Main Display, Home Mode
62
The Setup Section, Home Mode
63
The Alarm Section
64
The Monitor Section
65
The Others Section
65
Monitored Values in the Vivo 45 LS
66
Ppeak
67
Peep
67
Pmean
67
Leakage
68
Mve
68
MVI
68
Vte
68
Vti
68
Fio
68
In Tgv
68
Total Rate
68
Spont Rate
69
Spont
69
Spo 2 (Oxygen Saturation)
69
Pulse Rate
69
I:e
69
Insp. Time
69
Rise Time
70
Etco
70
Inspco
70
Ptcco
70
Modes in the Vivo 45 LS
70
Standby and Operating Mode
70
Device Mode
70
Patient Mode
71
Ventilation and Breath Modes
71
Functions and Parameters in the Vivo 45 LS
76
Parameters' Availability in Different Modes
76
Insp. Pressure
79
Peep
79
Breath Rate
80
Backup Rate
80
SIMV Rate
81
Insp. Time (Inspiratory Time)
81
Backup Insp. Time (Backup Inspiratory Time)
82
Sigh Rate
82
Sigh
83
Rise Time
83
Insp. Trigger (Inspiratory Trigger)
84
Sup. Pressure( SIMV Mode)
84
Exp. Trigger (Expiratory Trigger)
85
Max Insp. Time (Maximum Inspiratory Time)
85
Min Insp. Time (Minimum Inspiratory Time)
86
Target Volume
86
Tidal Volume
87
Flow Pattern
88
Max Pressure
88
Min Pressure
89
Cpap
89
Using Batteries
89
Power Source Priority
90
Power Switchover Tests
90
Charging the Batteries
91
Battery Icons
92
Internal Battery
93
Click-In Battery
93
Battery Operating Time
94
Storing the Internal Battery and the Click-In
95
Battery
95
External DC
95
Using Accessories
96
Connecting and Disconnecting the Cables
96
Using the Ventilator with a Nurse Call
97
System
97
Using the Ventilator with the Fio 2 Sensor
97
Using the Ventilator with the Remote Alarm
99
Using the Ventilator with the Etco 2 Sensor
100
Using the Ventilator with the Ptcco 2 Cable
105
Using the Ventilator with the Spo 2 Module
106
Using the Ventilator with the Remote Start
106
Stop
106
Cover
106
Using the Vivo 45 LS with the Trolley
107
Alarms
109
Alarm Function
109
Alarm Indication
109
Audible Signal Pause
110
Alarm Reset
111
Operator's Position
111
Physiological Alarms
111
High Pressure Alarm
112
Low Pressure Alarm
113
High PEEP Alarm
114
Low PEEP Alarm
115
High Vt I (High Inspired Tidal Volume Alarm)
116
Low Vti Alarm (Low Inspired Tidal Volume)
117
High MV Alarm (High Inspired Minute Volume Alarm)
118
Low MV I (Low Inspired Minute Volume Alarm)
119
High Vt Alarm (High Expired Tidal Volume)
120
Low Vt Volume) Alarm (Low Expirvolume)D Tidal Volumvolume))
121
High MV E (High Expired Minute Volume Alarm)
122
Low MV Alarm (Low Expired Minute Volume)
123
High Breath Rate Alarm
124
Low Breath Rate Alarm
125
Apnea Alarm
126
Disconnection Alarm
126
Rebreathing Alarm
128
Obstruction Alarm
129
High Fio
129
Alarm
129
Low Fio
130
Alarm
130
High Spo
130
Low Spo
131
Alarm
131
High Etco
132
Alarm
132
Low Etco
133
Alarm
133
High Inspco 2 Alarm
134
High Pulse Rate Alarm
135
Low Pulse Rate Alarm
136
Ptcco 2 Alarm
137
Technical Alarms
138
Power Fail Alarm
138
High Patient Air Temp. (High Patient Air Temperature)
138
Low Patient Air Temp
139
Alarm)
139
Low Last Power Source Alarm
139
Crit. Low Last Power Source Alarm
139
Lost Mains Power Alarm
140
Exhalation Valve Control Error Alarm
140
SPO2 Disconnected
141
Nection Alarm)
141
Spo 2 Signal Lost Alarm
141
Poor SPO2 Signal
142
Nection Alarm)
142
Disconnected
142
CO 2 Accuracy Error Alarm
143
Check CO
143
Adapter Alarm
143
CO 2 Sensor Error Alarm
143
Fio2 Disconnected
144
Nection Alarm)
144
Alarm
144
Temperature Comp. Lost
145
Compensation Lost Alarm)
145
Humidity Comp. Lost
145
Lost Alarm)
145
LED Failure Alarm
146
Low Alarm Battery Alarm
146
Alarm Battery Error Alarm
146
Internal/Click-In Battery Hot Alarm
147
Internal Function Failure
147
Air Temp. Sensor Fail Alarm
148
Internal Error Alarm
148
Database Integrity Fail Alarm
148
Cooling Fan Error Alarm
149
Clock Failure Alarm
149
Internal Temp High Alarm
149
Bypass Loose Alarm
150
Alarm Speaker Fail
150
Alarm Test
150
Alarm Signal Test
150
Mandatory Alarm Tests
151
Optional Alarm Tests
154
Cleaning and Maintenance
156
Cleaning the Vivo 45 LS
156
Main Unit
157
Air Pathway Disinfection
157
Patient Circuit
157
Cleaning and Replacing the Filters
158
Washing a Coarse Filter
159
Change of Patients
159
Regular Maintenance
160
Service and Repair
160
Storage
160
Disposal
161
Technical Specifications
162
System Description
162
Pneumatic Diagram for the Ventilator
163
Data
163
Worst Case Accuracy
163
Settings Specifications
163
Monitored Values Specifications
168
Power Supply
170
Environmental Conditions
170
Other
171
Emission and Immunity Declaration
172
Vivo 45 LS Essential Performance
173
Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic
173
Immunity
173
Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic
176
Emission
176
Frequencies of Portable and Mobile Transmitters for Which the Recommended Separation Distance Is 30 CM (12 Inches)
177
Recommended Separation Distances between External Power
177
Conductors and the Ventilator
177
Delivery Settings
178
Accessories and Parts
181
Air Delivery Accessories
181
Power Accessories
181
Other Accessories
183
Monitoring Accessories
187
Ventilator Filters and Detachable Parts
191
Patient Settings
194
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Language
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