Dräger Apollo User Manual

Ventilation
Instructions for Use Apollo SW 4.5n 149
Part Number: 9053586, 3rd edition
Figure 80. Auxiliary CGO - Bain Circuit shownExample: Bain system
1. Prepare the system according to the
corresponding Instructions for Use.
To monitor O
2, CO2, and anesthetic gases:
2. Connect the sample line to the Luer lock
connection on the mask manifold and to the
water trap connection on the front of the Apollo
(1 in Figure 80).
For mask manifolds without a sample line connector:
– Place a T-piece with filter between the mask pipe
and fresh-gas connection port.
or:
– where applicable, use a Luer lock filter
connection.
3. Connect the fresh-gas hose of the Bain system
to the auxiliary common gas outlet
(2 in Figure 80).
4. To remove exhaled gas, connect the non-
rebreathing system connector (3 in Figure 80) to
the Y-piece.
5. Follow the Instructions for Use provided with the
non-rebreathing system.
Diverting fresh gas to the auxiliary CGO
Figure 81. Auxiliary CGO Ventilation Screen
Presetting the auxiliary CGO monitoring
Prior to activating auxiliary CGO monitoring, the user
can preset the auxiliary CGO parameters.
1. Press the >Aux CGO< key located at the bottom
of the display panel (1 in Figure 81).
The LED on the key and the status field at the top of
the screen (2 in Figure 81) flash on and off.
The buttons for the parameters valid for auxiliary
CGO monitoring are displayed on a light green
background (4 in Figure 81). This means that they
are not yet active.
2. Press the button for the parameter to be
changed; its color changes to yellow to indicate
that it is selected.
3. Turn the rotary knob to adjust the parameter to
the desired value, and press the rotary knob to
confirm (3 in Figure 81).
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Dräger Apollo Specifications

General

Brand	Dräger
Model	Apollo
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English