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Alarm handling The highest-priority active alarm always flashes on the first line of the message window. If no alarm is active, the first line displays the highest-priority autoreset alarm. You can use the menu function to view all remaining active and autoreset alarms. (Chapter 6 of this manual tells you how to use the menu function.) Figure 7-1 summarizes how to view active alarms. 7-00054 ALARM SETTINGS 7-00075 7.1 Autoreset alarms - + ALARM Red ALARM indicator flashes when high-priority alarm is active. CAUTION Yellow CAUTION indicator flashes when medium-priority alarm is active. Figure 7-1. Viewing active alarms Silences alarm sounds but does not change visual indicators. The highest-priority active alarm flashes on the first line of the message window. If the active alarm is an operatoradjustable alarm, its key light flashes and the ALARM SETTINGS window is blank. When an alarm is autoreset (that is, reset because the condition corrected itself), it is added to the Autoreset alarms list. You can view the Autoreset alarms list using the MENU key. (Chapter 6 tells you how to use the MENU key.) When an alarm autoresets, the CAUTION or ALARM indicator lights steadily (instead of flashing). Any alarm key lights that were flashing when the alarm was active return to their previous states (off or steadily lit). Pressing alarm reset immediately clears all autoreset alarms. For accurate alarm condition evaluation, press alarm silence and view autoreset alarms (using the Autoreset alarms function, as described in Chapter 6). 7-2 10066984 Rev. D 700 Series Ventilator Operator’s Manual
7.2 Alarm silence 7-00086 7-00423 Alarm handling Silences the alarm sound for 2 minutes from the most recent key press. (The visual alarm indicators do not change.) If a new alarm occurs during the alarm silence period, the alarm sound resumes. If the condition that caused the initial alarm still exists after 2 minutes, the alarm sound resumes. NOTE: If the condition that caused a HIGH PRESSURE alarm persists, it cannot be silenced. During certain bedside procedures, you may want to silence new alarms. Pressing the alarm silence key when the ventilator is in a normal state prevents a new alarm from sounding for 2 minutes. If a new alarm occurs, the ALARM or CAUTION indicator flashes and its alarm message is displayed in the message window. New alarms that do not sound if an alarm silence is in effect are: • APNEA • DISCONNECT • HI EX TIDAL VOLUME • HI RESP RATE • HIGH PRESSURE (if circuit pressure is less than 90 cmH2O (90 hPa) • LO EX TIDAL VOLUME • LOW EX MINUTE VOLUME • LOW INSP PRESSURE • LOW RATE Warning For all bedside procedures, such as breathing circuit disconnection, Covidien recommends that you use the alarm silence key only when you plan to perform the procedure immediately. 700 Series Ventilator Operator’s Manual 10066984 Rev. D 7-3
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Operator’s Manual Puritan Bennett
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Copyright Information Copyright 201
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Warning To avoid a fire hazard, kee
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Manufacturer Manufacturer: Covidien
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Table of Contents 2 1 Introduction
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A Maintenance B Part numbers Table
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Figures 2 Figure 1-1 . Block diagra
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Tables 2 Table 1-1. Mode/breath typ
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Introduction The 700 Series Ventila
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Introduction This manual tells you
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Piston/cylinder system Expiratory f
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Introduction If the ventilator ente
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8-00417 7-00420 Exhaust port connec
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1.3 Keyboard Introduction Caution T
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Introduction • PEEP/CPAP + SUPPOR
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Introduction Table 1-3: 700 Series
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Breath timing RATE (/min) Shows the
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Setting up the ventilator This sect
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2.5 Installing the collector vial S
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2.7 Installing the humidifier Remov
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2.8 Using the ventilator cart Setti
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Getting started This section tells
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2. Once the power-on self-test (POS
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Getting started 3. Press CLEAR to c
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3. Press ACCEPT to apply the new al
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4.1 Short self test (SST) Table 4-2
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Self tests (SST and EST) • HME: H
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These keys are valid during SST: AC
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Heaters test Verifies correct opera
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Page 163 and 164: Maintenance To ensure proper ventil
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External battery Battery shelf life
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C.5 Technical Maximum limited press
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Results of ventilator breathing sys
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Breath delivery All ventilatory mod
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D.3 SIMV mode Breath delivery Durin
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Pneumatic schematic Oxygen solenoid
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Glossary /min Breaths per minute (u
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normal ventilation O2 occlusion cyc
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Glossary STPD Standard temperature
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Index Symbols % O 2 key, descriptio
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operation of 1-4 specifications C-9
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G Glossary G-1-G-8 Graph, pressure
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offered on 740 and 760 Ventilators
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Settings, ventilator apnea paramete
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mandatory (VCV) 1-16 mode/breath ty
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