Quick Reference Guide
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Alarm Management ALARM Low Pressure Alarm
High Pressure Alarm
DESCRIPTION Patient pressure is lower than the alarm limit
Patient pressure exceeds 10 cmH2O more than IPAP (5 cmH2O in paediatric mode)
Checking the Vivo Before Use POSSIBLE CAUSE - Patient circuit disconnected - Alarm limit higher than IPAP - Leakage from patient circuit - Strong coughing
Low Volume Alarm
Patient volume lower - Restriction in than the alarm limit patient airways - Obstucted patient circuit
Low Breath Rate Alarm
Delivered breath rate - Alarm limit higher is lower than alarm than patients breath limit rate - Patient does not trigger any breaths - Decrease of patients breath rate
High Breath Rate Alarm
Delivered breath rate - Hyperventilation is higher than alarm - Vivo self-triggers because of incorrect limit settings
Low Leakage Alarm
Patient flow is lower than the expected flow at the set pressure
High Leakage Alarm
Patient flow is higher - Leakage in patient circuit than the expected - The mask is off flow at the set pressure
This is not a complete function check. Perform a complete function check, as described in the clinician’s manual, before the Vivo is handed out to a patient. 1. 2.
Connect the Vivo to the mains supply. Switch on the Vivo main power using the On/Off button on the side panel. 3. Start the Vivo without any patient circuit attached and block the air outlet. An audiable alarm shall occur within 45 seconds. Make sure that the alarm LED is blinking. 4. Connect a cleaned or new patient circuit to the Vivo. 5. Check patient settings. 6. Put on the mask and adjust it’s fit. 7. Ensure that the settings are adjusted as prescribed. The Vivo is ready for use.
Tips To show settings in home mode: Enter the main screen and press up button for 5 seconds. To show alarm history and alarm settings in home mode: Enter main screen and press down button for 5 seconds.
- Incorrect patient circuit leakage - Obstructed patient circuit
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Vivo30/40 Clinician’s Quick Reference Guide Doc. 004430 En-Uk G-1
Product Description
Quick Usage Guide
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This is not a complete guide for the Vivo. See your manual for complete instructions.
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ITEM Air inlet Rear lid lock Air outlet Memory card slot HA 20 humidifier
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ITEM AC inlet On/Off External DC inlet Data connection Internal battery or base
Symbols Used in the Menu SYMBOL
1.
Navigate to the “Mode” screen.
2.
Use the navigation buttons to choose ventilation mode.
Switching On and Off Make sure the mains supply is connected and the On/Off button is switched on.
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Ventilation mode
Turn on the Vivo by pressing the Start/Stop button for 2 seconds.
Turn off the Vivo: 1. Press and hold the Start/Stop button. 2.
Release the Start/Stop button.
3.
Press the Start/Stop button again.
Settings 1.
Navigate to the “Set Up” screen.
2.
Use the navigation buttons to alter the settings.
Humidifier
DESCRIPTION Battery level
UNIT
Alarm time active
Hour : Minute
HA 20 humidifier active
1 to 9, Off
Ramp active
Minute
Panel locked
On, Off
Using the Menu
Panel locked by the Breas Vivo PC software
On, Off
Use the four navigation buttons and the up, down, “+” and “-” buttons in order to navigate the Vivo menu.
1.
Navigate to the “Others” screen.
2.
Use the navigation buttons to go to the “Humidity“ screen.
3.
Use the navigation buttons to alter the humidity settings.
Lock/Unlock The panel is locked/unlocked by pressing the “+” and “-” button simultaneously for 5 seconds. When locked the Vivo enters home mode. It can not be switched back to clinical mode by using the menu.