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Title: Evita 4 Training


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Evita 4
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Ventilation at a Glance Powerful and Easy
  • Ventilation
  • AutoFlow
  • BIPAP
  • APRV
  • ATC
  • PPS
  • NIV
  • Monitoring
  • Respiration
  • SPO2
  • CO2

3
Ventilation at a Glance Powerful and Easy
  • Operation Panel
  • Swivel mounted
  • Easy to detach
  • Central rotary knob
  • Touch screen
  • Interactive device check
  • Start settings
  • Maneuvers
  • P.01
  • PEEPi (all modes)
  • R and C
  • Loops, trends
  • Logbook

4
Ventilation at a Glance Powerful and Easy
  • User oriented
  • Ideal bodyweight setting
  • Configurable start settings
  • Only active parameters displayed
  • Automatic online calibration of Flow and O2
  • Help function
  • Additional value
  • Power back up
  • Open real time - data interface
  • Open for new developments
  • Versatile udates and upgrades since 1995

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Operation Easy Steps ... Safe Therapy
  • Front Panel
  • Swivel mounted
  • to reduce reflections
  • to adapt to place and persons
  • for access to the patient system
  • Compact, close to basic unit
  • Sealed unit, no openings
  • Easy to clean and disinfect
  • More than 3m connection cable integrated
  • Rail connector for standard rail

6
Operation Optimized for the Situation
  • Configurability meet clinical needs
  • Standby / interactive device check
  • focus on the important information,e.g. only the
    mode specific functions are displayed
  • a full size real time curve and four monitoring
    parameters are always visible
  • different monitoring parameters and curves can
    easily be selected and preconfigured
  • complexity is reduced by a clear structure and by
    selections for needs of the hospital
  • less training and safe handling

7
Power on - Easy Start
  • Customers Value
  • Start procedure
  • Ideal body weight setting
  • Guided interactive device check
  • Standby
  • Configurable start ventilation mode
  • Configurable start parameter
  • Configurable standard settings and alarms
  • Automatic online calibration of sensors
  • Help-function

8
Ventilation therapy - Overview
  • Volume strategy
  • IPPV / CMV IPPVAssist / AC)
  • SIMV
  • MMV
  • Pressure strategy
  • BIPAP / BIPAPAssist (PCV / PCVAssist)
  • APRV
  • ASB (Psupp)

9
Ventilation therapy - Overview
  • Room to Breathe
  • BIPAP (PCV)
  • APRV
  • AutoFlow (IPPV/SIMV/MMV)
  • ATC
  • PPS
  • Additional Modes
  • NIV / Mask Ventilation
  • ILV

10
Ventilation therapy - Overview
  • Continuity throughout all modes
  • Automatic Tube Compensation ATC
  • Apnea ventilation except with IPPV / MMV
  • Flow-trigger
  • Easy to adjust frequency f, inspiration time
    Tinsp
  • Resistance and compliance-calculation
  • Intrinsic-PEEP measurement
  • P0.1 - occlusion pressure

11
Ventilation therapy - Conventional Volume
Ventiation
  • Adjustments
  • VT, Freq., Tinsp, O2, Flow, PEEP
  • Monitoring
  • From resistance to intrinsic PEEP
  • Loops and trends for diagnosis
  • e.g. SIMV
  • Safe handling
  • User guidance with direct acknowledgement

12
Ventilation therapy - Easy to Adjust
  • Volume Strategy
  • SIMV AutoFlow
  • PAW high - alarm
  • Flow-trigger
  • Apnea ventilation

13
Ventilation therapy - Easy to Adjust
  • Pressure Strategy
  • BIPAP / PCV
  • VTi high - alarm
  • Flow-trigger
  • Apnea ventilation

14
Ventilation Therapy - Room to Breathe
  • Room to breathe - What does it mean?
  • Decelerating flow to reduce peak pressures and to
    optimize gas distribution
  • Ventilation - easier and less invasive
  • Early spontaneous breathing in volume- and
    pressure oriented ventilation
  • Room to breathe - Customer value
  • no relaxation, less sedation
  • better alveolar recruitment
  • less shunt, less dead space ventilation
  • better venous return
  • weaning is enhanced

15
Ventilaton therapy - Room to Breathe
  • AutoFlow
  • automatic regulation of flow to meet
    changinglung conditions and spontaneous
    breathing
  • pressure peaks are cut off automaticallyVT is
    maintained at minimum pressure level
  • less sedation and less alarmswith spontaneous
    breathing patients
  • less adjustments to adapt ventilation toactive
    patients
  • AutoFlow - To use with?
  • IPPV/CMV - SIMV - MMV

16
Beatmungstherapie - Room to Breathe
  • MMV AutoFlow / ATC
  • Minute ventilation garanteed
  • Patient only gets the necessary mandatory support
  • Mandatory frequency is reduced proportionally to
    spontaneous minute ventilation
  • automatic Weaning

17
Ventilation therapy - Room to Breathe
  • BIPAP / PCV
  • True pressure controlled ventilation combined
    with spontaneous breathing on both pressure
    levels
  • optimized in- and exspiratory trigger
  • BIPAP/PCV - Customer value
  • One Mode from intubation to weaning
  • Higher patient comfort
  • less Alarms, easy to use

18
Ventilation therapy - Room to Breathe
  • APRV
  • Spontaneous breathing under CPAP with brief
    release periods
  • Suitable for patients with poor gas exchange
  • Normal lung areas are emptied
  • Slow lung areas change volume to a lesser
    extent
  • optimized recruitment

19
Ventilation therapy - Room to Breathe
  • ATC
  • Increased patient comfort
  • Improved synchronisation in assisted ventilation
  • The electronic extubation helps to predict
    weaning success
  • The tracheal pressure is beeing monitored without
    usage of a measurement catheter

20
OPTION
Ventilation therapy - Room to Breathe
  • PPS
  • Pressure support proportional to patient effort
  • PPS follows spontaneous volume and flow
  • PPS gives the weak patient the necessary strength
    to breathe
  • Even weak patients with RC changes can control
    breathing and the ventilator

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OPTION
Ventilation therapy - NIV / Mask ventilation
  • NIV
  • NIV adapted monitoring and alarms
  • NIV optimimised, automatic leakage compensation
  • Unmistakable colour scheme
  • Same high end performance as in tube mode
  • Additional vent mode BIPAPAssist / PCVAssist

22
Monitoring - Extended Application Range
  • Monitoring of values, curves, loops or trends
  • Pre-configurable to meet clinical standards/needs
  • Standard
  • O2
  • Pressure
  • Flow
  • Volume
  • Optional
  • CO2
  • SpO2

23
Extended Application Range
  • Intrinsic PEEP
  • lung status information available in every mode
  • auto stop of measurements if pressure increases
    (mes. time 1) or flow becomes zero (mes. time 2)
  • improved monitoring of inverse ratio ventilation
    (IRV)
  • extended application with respect tomodes and
    lung conditions

24
Extended Application Range
  • Occclusion Pressure P0.1
  • available in all modes
  • autoscaling of time axis
  • screen freeze with cursor function fordetailed
    analysis
  • determines neuromuscular driveearly indication
    of fatigue levels
  • support for optimum weaning protocols

25
Extended Application Range
  • Weaning - Indices
  • RSB - Rapid Shallow Breathing Index
  • RSB f / Vt
  • NIF - Negative Inspiration Force
  • Vt ASB Volume inhaled during ASB stroke

26
Extended Application Range
  • Loops
  • Throughout all modes
  • Loops and settings simultaneous
  • Pressure, flow, volume, CO2 and tracheal pressure
  • Zoom - Big Loop!
  • Reference Loop
  • Loop cursor to measure upper and lower inflection
    point

27
Trends - Logbook
  • Trends
  • 8 pre-configurable parameters over 24 h
  • 2 trends simultaneous
  • Cursor function
  • Logbook
  • All alarms and events listed
  • Background alarms listed
  • Marker for background alarms
  • Alarm silence ON and OFF listed
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