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Key Benefits |
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Adaptive Bi-Level™ |
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With its Adaptive Bi-Level capabilities, VersaMed is the first manufacturer to address the need for a functional, reliable and comfortable leak tolerant ventilator specifically designed for face mask, tracheostomy and cuff-less endotrachael tube ventilation. |
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Adaptive Bi-Level works with a combination of two standard modes of ventilation - a pressure control mode of ventilation, where the end expiratory pressure and inspiratory pressure are specified along with the breath rate (patients can also initiate a breath) and I:E ratio combined with the feature of pressure support ventilation whereby breath termination can be controlled by the patient. |
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This type of ventilation operates in a leak tolerant mode. This means that the ventilator will provide patient disconnect alarms and PIP and PEEP alarms that are aware of the constant leak associated with face-mask ventilation. |
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Adaptive Flow™ |
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Adaptive Flow allows the patient to receive the amount of flow they desire. Adaptive Flow performs 3 functions: |
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For a non-breathing patient, Adaptive Flow will utilize the lowest possible peak flow to deliver a breath in the allotted inspiratory time. By delivering the breath at the lowest peak flow the inspiratory pressures for that breath are minimized thus reducing the risk of barotrauma. |
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For a spontaneously breathing patient, Adaptive Flow detects and matches the patient ‘s natural inspiratory flow rate. |
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For timed breaths interspersed with spontaneous breaths adaptive flow delivers the appropriate flow necessary to reach the target volume within the allotted time, while maintaining an I-time that results in an I:E of 1:2. |
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Adaptive I-Time™ |
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This feature, which can be activated in volume mode, allows the patient to take charge of their inspiratory time while keeping their I:E ratio at 1:2. In this mode, if the patient's rate increases, the ventilator decreases I-Time in an attempt to keep the 1:2 ratio and conversely will increase the I-Time if the rate drops. |
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The Rise Time is automatic and Adaptive I-Time is generally used in unison with Adaptive Flow. When combined the two features dramatically increase patient comfort by |
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Reducing Air Hunger |
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Decreasing Dyspnea |
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Reducing PIP |
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Pressure Limited Volume Ventilation |
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The iVent201 has the capability to limit the delivery pressure of a volume breath. This feature allows the user to set a pressure limit, the pressure a breath will not exceed. This ensures the pressures will remain low enough to protect the lung from barotrauma. If the target pressure is reached during the inspiratory phase, the ventilator will “hold” the breath at the set pressure until the I-Time is reached. |
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Quick set-up |
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The iVent201 has pre-determined settings based on the patients' ideal body weight. This allows very quick application of the vent in emergency/non-clinician settings. |
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Sound Investment |
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Healthcare providers can use one machine (and one circuit) for a broad range of patients from pediatric to adult with invasive and face mask ventilation and CPAP,. |
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A portable ventilator with the advanced capabilities of a heavy-duty ventilator, the iVent201 is ideal in the ER, ICU, transport, EMS, long-term care/sub-acute, and home care. |
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Apnea Backup Ventilation |
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In case of apnea, the iVent201 will initiate ventilation based on an average of the previous twelve breaths. If apnea is detected prior to an average taken, the ventilator will use the IBW, which was set at start up. |
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For instance, if the patient was in a volume mode, the patient will receive a Vt of 10 ml per selected kg, and the rate will vary based on the weight chosen. |
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Internal PEEP |
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The iVent201 utilizes a mushroom valve located in the expiratory limb of the circuit to control exhalation and PEEP. A sensor line applies and maintains the clinician set pressure on the valve. This system is much more accurate and adds considerably less weight than the dial type valves located at the distal end of some ventilator circuits. |
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Easy Exhale |
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Easy Exhale is a patient comfort feature found on the iVent201. This feature unloads all resistance from the expiratory valve at the beginning of exhalation. Once the baseline PEEP has been met, the PEEP is then reapplied. By exhaling against zero PEEP, the patient's expiratory work of breathing is greatly reduced and comfort dramatically increased. |
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Software Upgradeability |
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The iVent201 is based on computer platform that allows it to be upgraded in the same manner as the software on a PC. Many other software driven ventilators utilize EPROM programs that are not upgradeable, and updates mean a complete program change out is needed. |
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With the iVent201 we just add on to existing software program which makes the upgrade fast, easy and able to be performed on site with very little down time. |
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Ease of Use |
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The menu on the iVent201 is accessed by the click-turn-click rotational control that makes it very user friendly. The user is never more than one menu deep in the program. Most functions operate from a popup screen format. |
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Critical Care Vent in a Compact Package |
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The iVent201 has the ventilation modalities and capacity to handle 90% of all patients requiring ventilation. It is the first ventilator on the market designed to handle both face mask and invasive. |
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Transportable Face-Mask Ventilation |
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Weighing 22lbs, the iVent201 with its self-contained turbine and internal battery is the only truly transportable ventilators capable of providing face mask ventilation. |
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Physical Features |
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User Interface |
Single Rotational control, push/turn to access all data and menu information
Color LCD that indicates all settings and actual parameters. Graphics and special menu functions are also presented for clinician use
Clinician chosen display interface: ICU/Monitoring/Home Care |
Physical Design |
Designed for easy cleaning and quick turn-around
Rugged build
Small, lightweight design allows for easy transport |
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Configuration Features |
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Quick set-up |
The iVent201 has pre-determined settings based on the patients' ideal body weight. This allows very quick application of the vent in
emergency/non-clinician settings |
Circuit Compliance |
Not necessary as all pressures, volumes and compensation flows are measured at the patients' wye |
Pre-set Default |
Used for typical setting for specific clinical applications |
Patient Triggers |
Configured to have both pressure and flow triggers as default. First trigger sensed initiates breath |
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Modes: |
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Assist Control, Volume
Assist Control, Pressure
SIMV, Volume
SIMV, Pressure
CPAP/PSV
Pressure Limited Volume Control
Pressure Limited Volume Control |
All modes of ventilation may be used with both pediatric and adult patients. This allows great versatility to meet clinical demands |
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Manual Controls: |
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Alarm Silence |
Mutes the alarm for two minutes |
100% O2 |
Pressing this key allows for 3 minutes of 100% O2 and two minutes of alarm silence during suction procedures |
Manual Breath |
Enables the operator to deliver a single breath. In the CPAP/PSV modes, where there isn't any defined machine breath, the delivered breath will be default volume for the specified patient weight |
Clear |
This key will minimize alarm pop-ups and mute the alarm for 30 seconds. This key also aborts the last operator action and returns to the previous position. When held for 2 seconds, all corrected alarm messages (displayed in green) are cleared from the screen and/or alarm silence is cancelled |
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Trends/Log Book |
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Patient Trends |
There are 14 different parameters available to trend. Trended information is held for 72 hours on a first in, first out basis. This information can be browsed with a cursor for exact information at exact times. |
Log Book |
Parameter changes and alarms are logged for 300 events on |
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a first in, first out basis. The viewable log is erased once the unit is powered off. |
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Proximal Flow/Pressure/Volume Sensing |
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Dual Pressure Transducers |
The combination of proximal and distal pressure sensors in the circuit wye allows for extremely accurate measurements of delivered and exhaled volumes. The iVent computer deciphers pressure changes into volume and flow. |
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Advanced Mechanics |
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Compliance |
Updated breath to breath |
Mean Airway Pressure |
Updated breath to breath |
Airway Resistance |
Updated breath to breath |
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Monitored Parameters |
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Mandatory Vt |
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Set PEEP |
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Updated breath to breath |
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Actual Vt |
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PIP with bar graph |
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% Leak |
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MAP |
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Mandatory RR |
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Resistance |
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Actual RR |
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Compliance |
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Flow and pressure triggers |
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Pressure Limit/Alarm |
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Mode of Ventilation |
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I-Time (Adaptive or Set) |
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I:E ratio |
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FIO2 |
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Exhaled Minute Volume |
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Peak Flow (Adaptive or Set) |
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Internal battery icon |
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Set PSV |
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Graphics and Loops |
Pressure and Flow real time waveforms |
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Pressure-volume loops |
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Pressure-flow loops |
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Volume-flow loops |
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RR (high/low) |
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Alarm Settings: |
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Minute Volume (high/low) |
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Pressure (high/low) |
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Apnea (0-120 seconds) |
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FIO2 (high/low) |
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Leak (0-90%) |
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Inverse I:E ratio |
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Low Tidal Volume % |
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Non-Adjustable Alarms |
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Low O2 pressure |
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AC Disconnect |
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Low Battery/ Battery Empty |
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Over Temperature |
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Service Notice |
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Patient Disconnect |
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Check Sensor |
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Tube Disconnect |
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Electrical/Pneumatic Input-Output |
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Internal turbine |
Provides compressed air up to 180 L/Min. demand flow. Battery operated to provide a gas source during transports or loss of power. |
D/C power |
Standard internal battery provides up to 2 hours of operation (depending on ventilatory load). There is a standard external battery coupler on back to add an external battery source. |
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Communication port to transfer ventilator information to |
RS-232 (out) |
another electronic device or video screen. |
RS-232 (in) |
Communication port to transfer software upgrades into the ventilator. |
Keyboard input |
To allow easy upgrades to internal software. |
Remote alarm jack |
To connect the ventilator to remote alarms or to nurse call systems. |
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Misc. Operation |
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Oxygen supply |
The iVent201 operates with either high or low pressure oxygen sources. |
NBC filter |
The iVent201 was manufactured to operate in field (nuclear/ biological/chemical)situations where there may be biological agents or chemical gases. |
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Display screens |
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The iVent201 has three display screens designed for varying applicati |
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Adaptive Flow TM |
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Adaptive Flow allows the patient to receive the amount of flow they desire. Adaptive Flow performs 3 functions: |
| |
For a non-breathing patient, Adaptive Flow will utilize the lowest possible peak flow to deliver a breath in the allotted inspiratory time. By delivering the breath at the lowest peak flow the inspiratory pressures for that breath are minimized thus reducing the risk of barotrauma. |
| |
For a spontaneously breathing patient, Adaptive Flow detects and matches the patient ‘s natural inspiratory flow rate. |
| |
For timed breaths interspersed with spontaneous breaths adaptive flow delivers the appropriate flow necessary to reach the target volume within the allotted time, while maintaining an I-time that results in an I:E of 1:2. |
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Adaptive I-Time TM |
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This feature, which can be activated in volume mode, allows the patient to take charge of their inspiratory time while keeping their I:E ratio at 1:2. In this mode, if the patient's rate increases, the ventilator decreases I-Time in an attempt to keep the 1:2 ratio and conversely will increase the I-Time if the rate drops. |
| |
The Rise Time is automatic and Adaptive I-Time is generally used in unison with Adaptive Flow. When combined the two features dramatically increase patient comfort by |
| |
Reducing Air Hunger |
| |
Decreasing Dyspnea |
| |
Reducing PIP |
|
Pressure Limited Volume Ventilation |
| |
The iVent201 has the capability to limit the delivery pressure of a volume breath. This feature allows the user to set a pressure limit, the pressure a breath will not exceed. This ensures the pressures will remain low enough to protect the lung from barotrauma. If the target pressure is reached during the inspiratory phase, the ventilator will “hold” the breath at the set pressure until the I-Time is reached. |
|
Quick set-up |
| |
The iVent201 has pre-determined settings based on the patients' ideal body weight. This allows very quick application of the vent in emergency/non-clinician settings. |
|
Sound Investment |
| |
Healthcare providers can use one machine (and one circuit) for a broad range of patients from pediatric to adult with invasive and face mask ventilation and CPAP,. |
| |
A portable ventilator with the advanced capabilities of a heavy-duty ventilator, the iVent201 is ideal in the ER, ICU, transport, EMS, long-term care/sub-acute, and home care. |
|
Apnea Backup Ventilation |
| |
In case of apnea, the iVent201 will initiate ventilation based on an average of the previous twelve breaths. If apnea is detected prior to an average taken, the ventilator will use the IBW, which was set at start up. |
| |
For instance, if the patient was in a volume mode, the patient will receive a Vt of 10 ml per selected kg, and the rate will vary based on the weight chosen. |
|
Internal PEEP |
| |
The iVent201 utilizes a mushroom valve located in the expiratory limb of the circuit to control exhalation and PEEP. A sensor line applies and maintains the clinician set pressure on the valve. This system is much more accurate and adds considerably less weight than the dial type valves located at the distal end of some ventilator circuits. |
|
Easy Exhale |
| |
Easy Exhale is a patient comfort feature found on the iVent201. This feature unloads all resistance from the expiratory valve at the beginning of exhalation. Once the baseline PEEP has been met, the PEEP is then reapplied. By exhaling against zero PEEP, the patient's expiratory work of breathing is greatly reduced and comfort dramatically increased. |
|
Software Upgradeability |
| |
The iVent201 is based on computer platform that allows it to be upgraded in the same manner as the software on a PC. Many other software driven ventilators utilize EPROM programs that are not upgradeable, and updates mean a complete program change out is needed. |
| |
With the iVent201 we just add on to existing software program which makes the upgrade fast, easy and able to be performed on site with very little down time. |
|
Ease of Use |
| |
The menu on the iVent201 is accessed by the click-turn-click rotational control that makes it very user friendly. The user is never more than one menu deep in the program. Most functions operate from a popup screen format. |
| |
The iVent201 has the ventilation modalities and capacity to handle 90% of all patients requiring ventilation. It is the first ventilator on the market designed to handle both face mask and invasive. |
|
Transportable Face-Mask Ventilation |
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Weighing 22lbs, the iVent201 with its self-contained turbine and internal battery is the only truly transportable ventilators capable of providing face mask ventilation. |
|
Physical Features |
| |
User Interface |
Single Rotational control, push/turn to access all data and menu information Color LCD that indicates all settings and actual parameters. Graphics and special menu functions are also presented for clinician use
Clinician chosen display interface: ICU/Monitoring/Home Care |
Physical Design |
Designed for easy cleaning and quick turn-around
Rugged build
Small, lightweight design allows for easy transport |
|
|
Configuration Features |
| |
Quick set-up |
The iVent201 has pre-determined settings based on the patients' ideal body weight. This allows very quick application of the vent in emergency/non-clinician settings |
Circuit Compliance |
Not necessary as all pressures, volumes and compensation flows are measured at the patients' wye |
Pre-set Default |
Used for typical setting for specific clinical applications |
Patient Triggers |
Configured to have both pressure and flow triggers as default. First trigger sensed initiates breath |
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Modes: |
| |
Assist Control, Volume |
All modes of ventilation may be used |
Assist Control, Pressure |
with both pediatric and adult patients. |
SIMV, Volume |
This allows great versatility to meet |
SIMV, Pressure |
clinical demands |
SIMV, Pressure |
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CPAP/PSV |
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| Pressure Limited Volume |
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| Control |
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Adaptive Bi-Level |
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Manual Controls: |
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Alarm Silence |
Mutes the alarm for two minutes |
100% O2 |
Pressing this key allows for 3 minutes of 100% O2 and two minutes of alarm silence during suction procedures |
Manual Breath |
Enables the operator to deliver a single breath. In the CPAP/PSV modes, where there isn't any defined machine breath, the delivered breath will be default volume for the specified patient weight |
Clear |
This key will minimize alarm pop-ups and mute the alarm for 30 seconds. This key also aborts the last operator action and returns to the previous position. When held for 2 seconds, all corrected alarm messages (displayed in green) are cleared from the screen and/or alarm silence is cancelled |
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Trends/Log Book |
| |
Patient Trends |
There are 14 different parameters available to trend. Trended information is held for 72 hours on a first in, first out basis. This information can be browsed with a cursor for exact information at exact times. |
Log Book |
Parameter changes and alarms are logged for 300 events on |
| |
a first in, first out basis. The viewable log is erased once the unit is powered off. |
|
|
Proximal Flow/Pressure/Volume Sensing |
| |
Dual Pressure Transducers |
The combination of proximal and distal pressure sensors in the circuit wye allows for extremely accurate measurements of delivered and exhaled volumes. The iVent computer deciphers pressure changes into volume and flow. |
|
|
Advanced Mechanics |
| |
Compliance |
Updated breath to breath |
Mean Airway Pressure |
Updated breath to breath |
Airway Resistance |
Updated breath to breath |
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|
Monitored Parameters |
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Mandatory Vt |
| |
Set PEEP |
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Actual Vt |
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PIP with bar graph |
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% Leak |
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MAP |
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Mandatory RR |
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Resistance |
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Actual RR |
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Compliance |
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Flow and pressure triggers |
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Pressure Limit/Alarm |
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Mode of Ventilation |
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I-Time (Adaptive or Set) |
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I:E ratio |
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FIO2 |
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Exhaled Minute Volume |
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Peak Flow (Adaptive or Set) |
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Internal battery icon |
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Set PSV |
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Graphics and Loops |
Pressure and Flow real time waveforms |
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Pressure-volume loops |
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Pressure-flow loops |
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Volume-flow loops |
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RR (high/low) |
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Alarm Settings: |
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Minute Volume (high/low) |
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Pressure (high/low) |
|
Apnea (0-120 seconds) |
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FIO2 (high/low) |
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Leak (0-90%) |
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Inverse I:E ratio |
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Low Tidal Volume % |
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Non-Adjustable Alarms |
Low O2 pressure |
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AC Disconnect |
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Low Battery/ Battery Empty |
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Over Temperature |
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Service Notice |
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Patient Disconnect |
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Check Sensor |
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Tube Disconnect |
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Electrical/Pneumatic Input-Output |
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Internal turbine
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Provides compressed air up to 180 L/Min. demand flow. Battery operated to provide a gas source during transports or loss of power. |
D/C power |
Standard internal battery provides up to 2 hours of operation (depending on ventilatory load). There is a standard external battery coupler on back to add an external battery source.
Communication port to transfer ventilator information to |
RS-232 (out) |
another electronic device or video screen. |
RS-232 (in) |
Communication port to transfer software upgrades into the ventilator. |
Keyboard input |
To allow easy upgrades to internal software. |
Remote alarm jack |
To connect the ventilator to remote alarms or to nurse call systems. |
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Misc. Operation |
| |
Oxygen supply |
The iVent201 operates with either high or low pressure oxygen sources. |
NBC filter |
The iVent201 was manufactured to operate in field (nuclear/ biological/chemical)situations where there may be biological agents or chemical gases. |
Display screens |
The iVent201 has three display screens designed for varying applications. |
Upgradeable |
As new needs in ventilation occur (i.e. non-invasive ventilation) the iVent201 can be easily upgraded without having to purchase another platform. |
Cost of Ownership |
Yearly PM's include changing of the internal O2 fuel cell and the internal filters. Calibrations are done with an O2 source, 500 cc syringe, pressure manometer and a 2L test lung.
Biomedical training is available.
Extended warranties are available. |
Rugged Exterior |
Operates in difficult environments such as transport, ambulances and planes. |
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Upgradeable
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As new needs in ventilation occur (i.e. non-invasive ventilation) the iVent201 can be easily upgraded without having to purchase another platform. |
Cost of Ownership |
Yearly PM's include changing of the internal O2 fuel cell and the internal filters. Calibrations are done with an O2 source, 500 cc syringe, pressure manometer and a 2L test lung.
Biomedical training is available.
Extended warranties are available. |
Rugged Exterior |
Operates in difficult environments such as transport, ambulances and planes. |
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