Module spare parts YOKOGAWA A1P830

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The airway module includes a single use D-fend water trap. The water trap has a hydrophobic membrane that prevents condensed water and secretions from entering the airway module measuring chamber. The condensed water and secretions are collected in a washable container. Airway module error alarm messages related to the D-fend are shown until the condition is corrected. Connecting the airway module and module bay The airway module bay may be attached on either side of the ventilator. Do not place the airway module in the lower slot when the airway module bay is on the right side of the system. Exhaust from the gas exhaust port will adversely affect the accuracy of airway module CO2 and O2 measurements. Install only one airway module into the airway module bay. The system does not support the use of multiple airway modules. Only install single width airway modules (E-miniC and CARESCAPE respiratory modules) in the upper right slot of the airway module bay. The upper left slot of the module bay does not support communication between the module and the system. The airway module bay port must only be used for connecting the module bay to the ventilator. 1. Lock the ventilator cart wheels. 2. Connect one end of the cable to the airway module bay connection on the back of the ventilator, and tighten the screws. 3. Attach the module bay to the desired side of the ventilator. ? Loosen the thumbscrews. ? Slide the airway module bay behind the thumbscrews and tighten. 4. Connect the end of the cable to the 2065490-001 Airway modules Airway modules measure and monitor gases delivered to and from the patient. Airway modules have: ? Nondispersive infrared technology to measure CO2, N2O, and anesthetic agents. ? Paramagnetic technology to measure O2. The displayed FiO2 is adjusted by the ratio of the barometric pressure and 1.3 second moving average of the cyclic pressures obtained by the inspiratory pressure transducer. ? Differential pressure detection to measure spirometry inputs from the D-lite(+) or Pedi-lite(+) sensor. ? D-fend water trapping system to prevent moisture from entering the measurement chamber. Some measurements are made by internal sensors in either the ventilator or the airway module. The Airway Module (Patient) data icon is shown below the airway pressure bar when selected as the data source. The Ventilator data icon is shown when it is selected as the data source. Ventilator Data Source Icons Ventilator data Airway Module (Patient) data When Airway Module is selected as the data source, the data source icon will not be updated until the module is able to provide information. This may take 2 to 5 minutes when a module is first installed into the module bay. Only information available from the installed airway module will be displayed on the ventilator; all other data will be from the ventilator. For example, if a module capable of measuring CO2 and O2 only is installed, CO2 and O2 data displayed will be from the module; all other data will be from the ventilator. If Airway Module is selected as the data source and the airway module is removed from the module bay, the data source icon will show Ventilator as the data source. Monitoring that is critical to patient safety comes from both the ventilator and the airway module when the data source is Airway Module. In some conditions, alarms might be triggered by the ventilator sensors, while the measurements shown are from the airway module sensors. The airway module spirometry keys do not function when it is installed in the ventilator. These functions are available through the ventilator.