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Air
bypass
unit
Function
:
Direct
the
air
f
low
within
the
ventilator
P
ar
t
No
:
007064
Click-in
water
chamber
Function
:
Humidify
the
patient
air
P
ar
t
No
:
006490
Side
panels
Function
:
Protect
the
inter
nal
ventila-
tor
components.
P
ar
t
No
:
Grey:
007065,
Blue:
007066
9.5
Other
Accessories
T
rolley
Function
:
Mobile
use,
transportation
P
ar
t
No
:
007384
Accessories
and
Parts
171
Doc.
006149
D-3
Vivo
45
User
manual
170
172
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
9
What Is the Vivo 45
9
Intended Use
11
Contraindications
11
Intended Environment
12
Intended Users
12
Respiratory Health Care Specialists
12
Lay Operators
12
Service Personnel
13
About this Manual
13
Audience
13
Icons in this Manual
14
Manufacturer Information
15
2 Safety Information
16
General User Precautions
16
Electrical Safety
19
Environmental Conditions
20
Usage of Patient Circuit
21
Usage of Filters
23
Humidification
24
Cleaning and Maintenance
26
Usage of Oxygen
26
3 Product Description
29
Main Components
29
Front View
31
Side Views
32
Detaching and Reattaching the Side Panels
33
Equipment Designation
35
Additional Symbols
36
4 Preparing the Vivo 45 for Use
38
Checking the Vivo 45 before First Use
38
Placing the Vivo 45
38
Connecting the Vivo 45 to Mains
40
Connecting the Patient Circuit
41
Inspecting the Vivo 45 before Use
42
Adjusting the Vivo 45 Patient Settings
43
Performing the Pre-Use Test
43
5 How to Use the Vivo
45
Switch the Vivo 45 on and off
45
Using the Menu
47
Navigating with the Buttons
47
Symbols Used in the Menu
49
Menu Overview
51
Display Overview
52
The Main Display, Home Mode
53
The Setup Section, Home Mode
54
The Alarm Section
55
The Monitor Section
56
The Others Section
56
Monitored Values in the Vivo 45
57
Ppeak
58
Peep
58
Pmean
58
Leakage
59
Mve
59
MVI
59
Vte
59
Vti
59
Fio
59
In Tgv
59
Total Rate
59
Spont Rate
59
Spont
60
Spo 2 (Oxygen Saturation)
60
Pulse Rate
60
I:e
60
Insp. Time
60
Rise Time
60
Etco
61
Inspco
61
Ptcco
61
Modes in the Vivo 45
61
Standby and Operating Mode
61
Device Mode
61
Patient Mode
62
Ventilation and Breath Modes
62
Functions and Parameters in the Vivo 45
64
Parameters' Availability in Different Modes
65
Insp. Pressure
67
Peep
67
Breath Rate
67
Backup Rate
67
Insp. Time (Inspiratory Time)
68
Backup Insp. Time (Backup Inspiratory Time)
68
Rise Time
68
Insp. Trigger (Inspiratory Trigger)
69
Exp. Trigger (Expiratory Trigger)
69
Max Insp. Time (Maximum Inspiratory Time)
69
Min Insp. Time (Minimum Inspiratory Time)
69
Target Volume
70
Cpap
70
Ramp Time
71
Start Pressure
71
Always Start Ramp
71
Humidifier
71
Humidifier Setting
71
Heated Circuit Temp
72
Circuit Heating
72
Using Batteries
72
Power Source Priority
72
Power Switchover Tests
72
Charging the Batteries
74
Battery Icons
74
Internal Battery
75
Click-In Battery
76
Battery Operating Time (Internal and Click-In)
77
Storing the Internal Battery and the Click-In Battery
78
External DC
78
Using Accessories
79
Connecting and Disconnecting the Cables
79
Using the Ventilator with a Nurse Call System
79
Using the Ventilator with the Fio
80
Sensor
80
Using the Ventilator with the Remote Alarm
81
Using the Ventilator with the Etco Sensor
82
Using the Ventilator with the Ptcco
86
Using the Ventilator with the Spo
87
Using the Ventilator with the Effort Belts
87
Using the Ventilator with the Remote Start/Stop
89
Using the Ventilator with the Protective Cover
90
Using the Vivo 45 with the Trolley
91
Using the Click-In Humidifier
92
Installing the Water Chamber
92
Detaching the Water Chamber
94
Using the Patient Circuit with Heated Wire
97
6 Alarms
99
Alarm Function
99
Alarm Indication
99
Audible Signal Pause
100
Audible Signal Presilence
101
Alarm Reset
101
Operator's Position
101
Physiological Alarms
102
High Pressure Alarm
102
Low Pressure Alarm
103
High PEEP Alarm
104
Low PEEP Alarm
104
High Vt I (High Inspired Tidal Volume Alarm)
105
Low Vti Alarm (Low Inspired Tidal Volume)
105
High MV I Alarm (High Inspired Minute Volume Alarm)
106
Low MV I (Low Inspired Minute Volume Alarm)
106
High Vt E Alarm (High Expired Tidal Volume)
107
Low Vt E Alarm (Low Expired Tidal Volume)
107
High MV Minute (High Expirminuted Minutminute Volumminute Alarm)
108
Low MV E Alarm (Low Expired Minute Volume)
108
High Breath Rate Alarm
109
Low Breath Rate Alarm
110
Apnea Alarm
111
Disconnection Alarm
111
Rebreathing Alarm
112
Obstruction Alarm
113
High Fio 2 Alarm
113
Low Fio
114
High Spo 2 Alarm
114
Low Spo 2 Alarm
115
High Etco 2 Alarm
115
Low Etco 2 Alarm
116
High Inspco
116
High Pulse Rate Alarm
117
Low Pulse Rate Alarm
117
Ptcco Alarm
118
Technical Alarms
119
Power Fail Alarm
119
High Patient Air Temp. (High Patient Air Temperature)
119
Low Patient Air Temp. (Low Patient Air Temperature Alarm)
120
Low Last Power Source Alarm
120
Crit. Low Last Power Source Alarm
120
Lost Mains Power Alarm
121
SPO2 Disconnected
121
Sensor Failure/Disconnection Alarm)
121
Spo 2 Signal Lost Alarm
121
Poor SPO2 Signal
122
Sensor Failure/Disconnection Alarm)
122
Disconnected
122
CO 2 Accuracy Error Alarm
122
Check CO 2 Adapter Alarm
123
CO 2 Sensor Error Alarm
123
Fio2 Disconnected
123
Sensor Failure/Disconnection Alarm)
123
Ambient Pressure Compensation Lost Alarm
124
Temperature Comp. Lost (Ambient Temperature Compensation Lost Alarm)
124
Humidity Comp. Lost (Humidity Compensation Lost Alarm)
125
LED Failure Alarm
125
Low Alarm Battery Alarm
125
Alarm Battery Error Alarm
126
Internal/Click-In Battery Hot Alarm
126
Heated Circuit Temp. Alarm
126
High Humidifier Temp. Alarm
127
Humidifier Fault Alarm
127
Heated Circuit Fault Alarm
128
Internal Function Failure
128
Air Temp. Sensor Fail Alarm
128
Internal Error Alarm
129
Database Integrity Fail Alarm
129
Cooling Fan Error Alarm
129
Clock Failure Alarm
130
Internal Temp High Alarm
130
Humidifier/Bypass Loose Alarm
130
Alarm Test
131
Alarm Signal Test
131
Mandatory Alarm Tests
131
Optional Alarm Tests
134
7 Cleaning and Maintenance
136
Cleaning the Vivo 45
136
Main Unit
137
Air Pathway Disinfection
137
Patient Circuit
137
Cleaning and Replacing the Air Filters
138
Coarse Filter (Grey, Washable)
139
Fine Filter (White, Disposable)
139
Change of Patients
139
Service and Repair
139
Storage
140
Disposal
140
8 Technical Specifications
142
System Description
142
Pneumatic Diagram for the Ventilator
142
Data
143
Worst Case Accuracy
143
Modes Specifications
143
Parameter Specifications
143
Monitored Values Specifications
148
Power Supply
150
Environmental Conditions
150
Other
151
Emission and Immunity Declaration
152
Vivo 45 Essential Performance
152
Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity
153
Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Emission
155
Recommended Separation Distances between Portable and Mobile RF Communications Equipment and the Ventilator
156
Recommended Separation Distances between External Power
156
Conductors and the Ventilator
156
Recommended Separation Distances between External Power
157
Conductors and the Ventilator
157
Delivery Settings
157
9 Accessories and Parts
160
Patient Circuits and Air Delivery Accessories
160
Power Accessories
164
Monitoring Accessories
166
Ventilator Filters and Detachable Parts
170
Other Accessories
171
10 Patient Settings
175
11 FAA Compliance
177
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Category
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Language
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