EvitaXL
EvitaXL
EvitaXL
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Ventilation Modes<br />
ASB<br />
ASB<br />
Assisted Spontaneous Breathing<br />
Pressure support for insufficient spontaneous breathing.<br />
The function of the machine in assisting insufficient spontaneous<br />
breathing is similar to that of the anaesthetist who manually<br />
assists and monitors the patient's spontaneous breathing<br />
by feeling the breathing bag.<br />
The machine takes over part of the inhalation function, with the<br />
patient maintaining control of spontaneous breathing.<br />
The CPAP system supplies the spontaneously breathing<br />
patient with the breathing gas, even if the inspiration effort<br />
is weak.<br />
The pressure support of the ASB system is started:<br />
— when the spontaneous inspiration flow reaches the set<br />
value of the Flowtrigger,<br />
or at the latest<br />
— when the spontaneous inspired volume exceeds 25 mL<br />
(12 mL in paediatric mode).<br />
The machine then produces an increase in pressure up to the<br />
preselected ASB pressure PASB, which is adjustable to the<br />
breathing requirement of the patient.<br />
The time for this pressure increase is adjustable from<br />
64 milliseconds to 2 seconds.<br />
With a rapid increase in pressure, <strong>EvitaXL</strong> supports the<br />
patient's insufficient spontaneous breathing with a high peak<br />
flow.<br />
With a slow increase in pressure, <strong>EvitaXL</strong> begins gently with a<br />
low inspiratory flow. The patient must increase his/her breathing<br />
effort.<br />
With the patient adjusted pressure increase and ASB pressure<br />
PASB the patient defines via his/her breathing activity the<br />
required inspiration flow, which can rise in 8 ms to 2 L/s.<br />
ASB is terminated:<br />
— when the inspiration flow returns to zero during phase I, i.e.<br />
when the patient exhales or fights the ventilator, or<br />
— when the inspiration flow in phase II falls below a certain<br />
ratio of the maximum value previously supplied:for adult<br />
ventilation: 25 % Insp. Flow<br />
for paediatric ventilation: 25 % Insp. Flow<br />
or<br />
— at the latest after 4 seconds (1.5 seconds in paediatric ventilation)<br />
if the two other criteria have not come into operation.<br />
If this time criterion occurs three times in succession,<br />
<strong>EvitaXL</strong> gives an alarm and warns of a possible leak in the<br />
ventilation system.<br />
216 Instructions for Use <strong>EvitaXL</strong><br />
PAW<br />
Insp.<br />
Flow<br />
PASB<br />
CPAP<br />
Start of inspiration<br />
Phase<br />
I II<br />
max. 4 s<br />
End of inspiration<br />
Prescribed ideal<br />
airway pressure<br />
t<br />
25 % Insp. Flow for adults<br />
25 % Insp. Flow for paediatrics<br />
t<br />
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