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Exercises delivery PSOL. Checks inspiratory and expiratory autozero solenoids. Cross-checks inspiratory and expiratory pressure transducers at various pressures. SST Leak Test Tests ventilator breathing system for leaks SST Exhalation Filter Test Checks for exhalation filter occlusion and exhalation compartment occlusion. SST circuit Resistance Test Checks for inspiratory and expiratory limb occlusions, and calculates and stores the inspiratory and expiratory limb resistance parame- ters. SST circuit Compliance Test Calculates the attached patient circuit compliance. SST Prox (if the Proximal Flow option is installed) Verifies functionality of the proximal flow subsystem Table 3-4. Humidifier Volumes—Adult and Pediatric Patients Manufacturer Model Description SST humidifier volume setting (mL) Fisher & Paykel MR225 Ped, disposable, manual feed 300 Fisher & Paykel MR290 Ped/adult dispos- able, autofeed 380 Fisher & Paykel MR250 Adult. disposable, manual feed 480 Fisher & Paykel MR210 Adult. disposable, manual feed 480 Fisher & Paykel MR370 Adult. reusable, manual feed 725 Teleflex (Concha) 382-10 ConchaSmart 300 Installation Testing Operator's Manual 3-45 : Note: For adult and pediatric patients, enter the humidifier volume shown in Table 3-4. For neonatal patients, enter the humidifier volume shown in Table 3-5. SST Results SST reports results for each individual test.Three status indicators identify the SST results and actions to take for each. • Pass — The individual SST te

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There is no minimum value for Tm. 1 VIM 3 Ts 2 Tm (VIM delivered at end of Tm if no PIM delivered during Tm 4 Tb Tb 60 f  = Theory of Operations 10-30 Operator's Manual In SIMV, the interval from mandatory breath to mandatory breath can be as long as 1.6 times the SIMV period interval (but no longer than the period interval +10 s. At high respiratory rates and too-large tidal volumes, breath stacking (the delivery of a second inspiration before the first exha- lation is complete) is likely. In volume ventilation, breath stacking during inspiration and early exhalation leads to hyperinflation and increased airway and lung pressures, which can be detect- ed by a high pressure limit alarm. In pressure control ventilation (with inspiratory pressure remain- ing constant), breath stacking leads to reduced tidal volumes, which can be detected by the low tidal volume and minute ventilation alarms. In SIMV mode it is possible for the respiratory rate to drop temporarily below the f setting (unlike A/C mode, in which fTOT is always greater than or equal to the f setting). If the patient triggers a breath at the beginning of a breath period, then does not trigger another breath until the maximum mandatory interval for the following breath has elapsed, a monitored respiratory rate less than the respiratory rate setting can result. If a spontaneous breath occurs toward the end of the spontaneous interval, inspiration or exhala- tion can still be in progress when the SIMV interval ends. N

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Warranty does not apply. 11.4 The Standard Goods Warranty does not cover any damage to, fault in, or failure or malfunction of, any Goods where and to the extent that it results from any of the following: (a) causes beyond the reasonable control of Medtronic, including but not limited to accident, abuse, misuse, mechanical or electrical overload, abrasion, corrosion, erosion or chemical attack or any force majeure event as described in clause 14; (b) incorrect assembly, installation, use, storage or application of the Goods by the Customer or a third party; (c) modification or repair of the Goods without Medtronic’s prior written consent; (d) failure to comply with all written and oral instructions of Medtronic or the manufacturer regarding the assembly, installation, use, storage, application and/or processing of the Goods; (e) failure to perform required preventative maintenance; or (f) normal wear and tear. 11.5 If any defect in any Goods becomes apparent and is notified to Medtronic during the Warranty Period and is covered by the Standard Goods Warranty, Medtronic will (in its absolute discretion) repair or replace the Goods or take any other action contemplated by clause 12.1. 11.6 Unless otherwise expressly stated by Medtronic in relation to any Goods, any replacement or repaired Goods will be covered by the unexpired portion of the Warranty Period in respect of the original Goods or for a period of 90 days from the date of replacement or repair, whichever period is lo

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Appendix E for more information. 2.14 Color Definitions Table 2-11 provides a legend to interpret gas colors in the pneumatic diagrams shown in Figure 2-12 and Figure 2-13. 2.15 Pneumatic Diagrams : Note: Both the compressor and the Proximal Flow option are hardware options. Figure 2-12 and Figure 2-13 illustrate the ventilator’s pneumatics with and without the optional Proximal Flow option. The Proximal Flow option is only for use with neonatal patients. Table 2-11. Color Legend Color or symbol Description High-pressure oxygen (NFPA 99 designation) High-pressure air (NFPA 99 designation) Mixed gases, including air Atmosphere Vacuum Water Pneumatic Diagrams Operator's Manual 2-35 Figure 2-12. Pneumatic Diagram (Compressor Shown) 1 Pressure switch, mix accumulator (PS1) 28 Relief valve, compressor accumulator (RVCA) 2 Solenoid valve, options supply (SOL2) 29 Solenoid valve, compressor unload (SOL7) 3 Pressure sensor, mix accumulator (PMX) 30 Motor compressor (MC) 4 Accumulator, mix (ACCM) 31 Heat exchanger, compressor (HE) 5 Tube, mix (TM) 32 Filter, compressor air (F7) 6 Proportional solenoid valve, patient gas delivery (PSOLD) 33 Dryer, compressor 7 Solenoid valve, BUV (SOL 3) 34 Filter, muffler (F6) 8 Safety valve (SV) 35 Check valve, compressor accumulator (CVCA) 9 Pressure sensor, safety valve (PSV) 36 Pressure sensor, compressor accumulator (PC) Product Overview 2-36 Operator's Manual 10 Solenoid valve, inspiratory pressure sensor autozero (SOL4) 37 Check valve, oxygen (

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