O-Two Medical Technologies ATV+ - 01CV6000, MRI - 01CV7000, ATV - 01CV5000 User Manual
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CAREvent
ATV - 01CV5000
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CAREvent® A TV+ - 01CV6000
CAREvent® MRI - 01CV7000
01CV5000
01CV6000
USER MANUAL
(For standard and G2K® models)
Manufactured in Canada by
O-Two Medical Technologies Inc.
17MP9654 - Rev “L” 07/05
01CV7000
7. CAREvent® Accessories
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01CV8015 CAREvent® Deluxe Single Use T ransport Ventilation
Circuit with PEEP Port
17MP7010 Single Use PEEP V alve
17MP7327-Cs Air Intake Filter for CAREvent® A TV , A TV+and MRI
01CV7025 CAREvent® MRI Wall mounting Base plate
CHAPTER TITLE PAGE
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Warranty 1
1.2 Warnings 1
1.3 Terms and Definitions 3
1.4 CAREvent
® MRI 4
1.5 General Information 5
1.6 General Description 5
1.7 Principles of Operation 6
1.8 Modes of Operation 7
1.9 Alarms and Gauges 9
1.10 Accessories 11
1.1 1 Control Adjustment 12
1.12 Technical Data 14
2. PREPARATION FOR USE
2.1 Component List 16
2.2 Connection of Hoses 17
2.3 Pre-use Functional Check 17
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 Setting of the V entilation Parameters 21
3.2 Frequency/Minute Volume Chart 21
3.3 Operation in Extreme Conditions 22
4. AFTER USE CLEANING AND TESTING
4.1 Dismantling and Cleaning 22
4.1.1 Changing the Air Int ake Filter 23
4.2 After Use and Monthly Checking 23
5. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
5.1 Annual Preventative Maintenance
Inspection 24
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART 25
7. CAREvent
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ACCESSORIES 27
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Warranty
The CAREvent® ATV, ATV+ and MRI are manufactured from the finest
quality materials. Each individual part is subject to strict quality control
tests to ensure exceptionally high standards. The manufacturer warrants
to the purchaser of the Automatic T ransport V entilator that its component
parts are free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of
two years from the date of purchase. The manufacturer will replace and/
or repair all parts of the Automatic T ransport Ventilator at its option for two
years from the date of purchase at no cost to the purchaser, upon the
notification of the defects, in writing by the purchaser and confirmation of
said defect by the manufacturer. All shipping costs shall be borne by the
purchaser. The manufacturer shall be liable under this warranty only if
the Automatic Transport Ventilator and its parts have been used and
serviced in the normal manner described in the instruction manual. There
are no other expressed or implied warranties. This warranty gives no
specific legal rights.
NOTE:THIS DEVICE MUST BE SERVICED BY AN O-TWO SYSTEMS
AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER
Low Input Pressure Gas supply low. Change Cylinder
Alarm sounds Cylinder valve not Open Valve fully.
intermittently fully opened.
or continuously. Gas supply hose Replace supply
kinked or cut. hose.
Gas supply Replace pressure
regulator faulty regulator.
Automatic circuit shut-off Poor patient circuit Check all circuit
not activating on demand integrity/loose connections and
breathing. connections or hose for tears/
faulty patient holes.
valve.
Poor facemask Re-position
seal. facemask.
Breathing System Integrity Patient circuit has Re-connect
Alarm Sounds become disconnected circuit.
Tidal volume being Adjust ventialtor
delivered is too settings
low .
Demand flowrate low Supply pressure Faulty gas
or not functioning too low (Low Input supply regulator.
Pressure Alarm will
sound).
1.2 Warnings
The CAREvent
and qualified personnel.
Caution: Federal Law restricts this to sale by or on the order of a physician.
The following precautions should always be observed:
1. READ THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO ATTEMPTING TO USE THE
VENTILATOR.
2. WHEN THE UNIT IS IN USE, DO NOT SMOKE OR USE NEAR OPEN
FLAME EITHER DURING USE OR WHEN CHANGING THE
CYLINDER.
3. WHEN NOT IN USE, AL WA YS TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY .
4. NEVER ALLOW OIL OR GREASE TO COME INT O CONTACT WITH
ANY P ART OF THE CYLINDER, REGULA T OR OR VENTILA T OR.
5. THIS DEVICE IS NOT DESIGNED FOR USE WITH HEA TED
HUMIDIFIERS
®
ATV , A TV+ and MRI are intended for use by suitably trained
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Gas supply Replace cylinder.
cylinder low or
empty.
Regulator output Replace regulator
insufficient.
Cylinder valve not Open valve fully.
fully open.
Brand of circuit used Use only O-Two
may be entraining approved circuits
room air through
expiratory port
Airway Pressure Alarm Incorrectly selected Select a higher
sounds. airway pressure. pressure.
Airway obstructed. Correct the
obstruction.
Selected Minute Change the settings
Volume too high / selected.
Frequency of
ventilation too slow.
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6. TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
NOTE: If any of the remedies do not resolve the problem
you are experiencing please contact your nearest
Approved Service Centre.
6. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE ANY P ART OF THE VENTILA T OR EXCEPT
WHERE DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL AS ANY UNAUTHORIZED
DISASSEMBL Y WILL INV ALIDATE THE WARRANTY.
7. AFTER USE, ALWAYS ENSURE THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE
CLEANED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED
IN THIS MANUAL. (SEE SECTION 4)
SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY
ATV does not function Gas supply exhausted Replace cylinder.
in any mode Gas supply not turned on Open cylinder valve
fully.
Supply hose not connected Connect supply hose.
to regulator outlet.
Gas pressure regulator
faulty. Replace pressure
regulator.
Gas supply hose kinked
or cut. Replace supply hose.
ATV does not function Manual/AUTO switch in the Switch to AUTO
in automatic mode Manual position.
Internally clogged orifice in Switch selector
the Frequency or Minute knobs to a different
Volume controls. position.
Other control knobs may Check all selector
be incorrectly positioned. knob positions.
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Insufficient Incorrect control setting Check selector
ventilations selection. positions.
Other control knobs may
be incorrectly positioned. Check selector
positions.
Internal blockage in Minute Switch to another
Volume Control. Minute Volume
setting.
Pressure relief setting Check selector
too low. position.
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8. ALWAYS USE THE CHECK LIST TO ENSURE THAT ALL
COMPONENTS ARE REASSEMBLED CORRECTLY AND READY
FOR USE.
9. IT IS RECOMMENDED THA T AN AL TERNA TIVE MEANS OF
VENTILATING THE PATIENT BE AVAILABLE IN CASE OF GAS
SUPPL Y F AILURE.
10. DURING USE, THE P A TIENT SHOULD NOT BE LEFT UNA TTENDED.
1 1. THE USE OF THIS DEVICE IN AREAS WHERE THE AMBIENT AIR
MA Y BE HAZARDOUS OR EXPLOSIVE SHOULD BE A VOIDED AS
ENTRAINMENT OF AMBIENT AIR DURING THE USE OF THE AIR
MIX MODE WILL PERMIT THE P ATIENT TO INHALE A TMOSPHERIC
GAS.
12. ONL Y THE CAREvent® MRI UNIT MA Y BE USED IN A MAGNETIC
RESONANCE IMAGING DEP ARTMENT .
13. ONLY PATIENT CIRCUITS SUPPLIED BY O-TWO SYSTEMS
SHOULD BE USED, AS THE USE OF OTHER CIRCUITS MAY
ADVERSELY AFFECT THE OUTPUT PERFORMANCE OF THE A TV .
14. THE USE OF GAS PRESSURE REGULATORS THAT DO NOT
MAINT AIN A MINIMUM OUTPUT PRESSURE AND FLOWRATE IN
LINE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE SPECIFICATION MAY
CAUSE THE DEVICE TO FAIL RESUL TING IN THE P A TIENT NOT
BEING VENTILA TED.
15. THE USE OF THIS DEVICE IN CARRING CASE OF ANY TYPE MA Y,
WHEN USED IN THE 60% AIR MIX MODE, RESULT IN AN INCREASE
IN OXYGEN CONCENTRA TION. IF THE AIR MIX MODE IS TO BE
USED IT IS RECOMMENDED THA T THE VENTILA TOR BE PLACED
IN ITS NORMAL OPERATING ORIENTATION AND THAT THE AIR
INTAKE ON THE REAR OF THE VENTILATOR IS NOT
OBSTRUCTED.
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1.3 Terms and Definitions
5. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Airway Resistance: Pressure drop across the airway per unit flow.
A T V: Automatic Transport V entilator
CM V : Controlled Mandatory Ventilation.
CPAP: A positive pressure applied to the lungs during
all ventilation phases (Continuous Positive
Airway Pressure).
Demand V alve: A valve that delivers gas to the patient at a
flowrate equivalent to that demanded by the
patient’s inspiratory effort.
Expiratory Phase: The time period from the end of the inspiratory
flow to the end of the expiratory flow .
Expiratory Time (Te): Duration of the expiratory phase.
Frequency (f): The number of breaths in one minute (also
expressed as BPM).
5.1 Annual Preventative Maintenance Inspection
It is recommended that the ventilator is returned to a service centre
(authorized by the manufacturer to undertake service and repair of this
device) for an Annual Preventative Maintenance inspection (more
frequently in high use areas). The inspection will incorporate a full
diagnostic test of all parameters. When complete, a certificate of
compliance will be issued to cover the device for the next service period.
This maintenance inspection, providing it is carried out by an authorized
service centre, will not affect the product warranty.
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: Guidelines 2000 compliance. Complies with the
G2K
requirements of the ERC and AHA for 15:2
compression:ventilation ratio.
Inspiratory Flow: The flow delivered to the patient by the ventilator
during the inspiratory phase.
Inspiratory Phase: The interval from the start of the inspiratory flow
to the start of the expiratory phase.
Inspiratory Time (Ti): Duration of the inspiratory phase.
Lung Compliance: Volume added per unit pressure increase when
gas is added to a human or artificial lung.
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