Dräger Atlan User Manual

Quick reference guide | Atlan SW 2.0n 25
Getting started
4.4 Emergency start-up
4.4.1 Electronically controlled gas mixer
1. Adjust the APL valve.
2. Set the O
2 switch (3) to the Add. O2 position.
3. Open the flow control valve (2) and set the desired O
2 flow. If necessary, press the O2+
key (4) to quickly fill the breathing bag.
4. Monitor the set flow on the O
2 flowmeter (1).
5. Set the anesthetic gas concentration on the vaporizer.
6. Ventilate the patient manually.
7. Turn on the device.
8. As soon as the Standby page is displayed, start the therapy.
9. Set the O
2 switch (3) to Aux. O2.
10. Close the flow control valve (2).
4.4.2 Mechanically controlled gas mixer
1. Adjust the APL valve.
2. Open the flow control valve (1) and set the desired O
2 flow. If necessary, press the O2+
key (3) to quickly fill the breathing bag.
3. Monitor the flow on the total flow tube (2).
4. Set the anesthetic gas concentration on the vaporizer.
5. Ventilate the patient manually.
6. Turn on the device.
7. As soon as the Standby page is displayed, start the therapy.
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Dräger Atlan Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Dräger
Model	Atlan
Type	Anesthesia Workstation
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Display	Touchscreen
Ventilation Modes	Pressure Support
Gas Supply	O2, Air, N2O
Patient Monitoring	Airway Pressure
Safety Features	O2 Failure Alarm
Tidal Volume Range	20 to 1500 ml
PEEP	0 to 20 cmH2O
Vaporizer Mounts	2
Gas Delivery	Electronic
Connectivity	Ethernet
Weight	Approx. 200 kg

Summary

Overview

Hardware

Gas mixing unit

Functional scope

Outlines the functional scope and safety features of the anesthesia workstation.

Assembly and preparation

Selecting and connecting patient-specific accessories

Operating concept

Screen

Getting started

Turning on the device

Step-by-step guide for powering on the anesthesia workstation.

Password dialog

Checking the operational readiness

Describes how to verify system status using color codes and system tests.

Emergency start-up

Provides procedures for emergency startup of the device.

Tests

Available test types

Lists and describes system, leakage, and leakage assistant tests.

Ending operation

At the end of the OR day

Alarms

Alarm signaling

Explains how alarms are signaled optically and acoustically.

Response to alarms

Guides on how to view, understand, and address active alarms.

Troubleshooting

Leakage

Discusses potential causes and implications of system leakage.

Principles of operation

Description of the ventilation modes

Details various ventilation modes and their corresponding therapy controls.

CO2 measurement with pediatric patients and neonates