6.3.15 Apnea Alarm
Property Description
Alarm text
Apnea
Priority
High
Alarm condition An Apnea alarm will be given when no patient-triggered
breath is detected for the set period of time.
The Apnea alarm is only available if the Inspiratory trigger is
activated.
Possible cause
• Patient stopped breathing.
• Patient decreases spontaneous breathing.
• Circuit disconnection.
• Inspiratory Trigger is set too high.
Reset criteria
Inspiratory effort detected by the Vivo 45.
Ventilator action The Vivo 45 will continue treatment according to the current
settings.
Setting range
• 5 to 60 s.(non-MPV mode)
• 15 to 900 s. (MPV mode)
• Off
Setting resolution 5 s below 15 s.
15 s above 15 s.
MPV mode:
15 s below 60 s.
60 s above 60 s.
6.3.16 Disconnection Alarm
CAUTION!
No single alarm can reliably detect all disconnections due to the number of possible
combinations of therapy settings, circuit configurations and patient interfaces. To ver-
ify that patient disconnection can be detected, including if the patient interface
becomes accidentally detached from the patient, it is advised to test the functionality
of the Disconnection Alarm upfront with the complete set-up as used during treat-
ment, including items such as filters, circuit, connectors, interface (mask, cannula etc.)
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Doc. 006149 D-3
Vivo 45 User manual
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