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V60 pocket guide 1 Taking NIV further Philips Respironics V ventilator pocket guide CIntroduction Noninvasive ventilation NIV has been shown to signi ?cantly reduce many of the complications associated with conventional mechanical ventilation including th

Taking NIV further Philips Respironics V ventilator pocket guide CIntroduction Noninvasive ventilation NIV has been shown to signi ?cantly reduce many of the complications associated with conventional mechanical ventilation including the incidence of ventilator-acquired pneumonia while at the same time reducing the overall cost of care by shortening lengths of stay This pocket guide was designed to familiarize clinicians with the V ventilator setup and application It provides step-bystep explanations of how to use the V ventilator from initial setup to making mask and port settings to changing modes This guide also includes suggestions for increasing tank life during transport The Philips Respironics V ventilator is a microprocessorcontrolled bi-level positive airway pressure ventilatory assist system that provides noninvasive and invasive ventilatory support for adult and pediatric patients kg References Hill NS Brennan J Garpestad E Nava S Noninvasive ventilation in acute respiratory failure Crit Care Med Oct - Keenan SP Gregor J Sibbald WJ Cook D Gafni A Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation in the setting of severe acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease more e ?ective and less expensive Crit Care Med Jun - Hubble MW Richards ME Wilfong DA Estimates of cost e ?ectiveness of prehospital continuous positive airway pressure in the management of acute pulmonary edema Prehosp Emerg Care Jul-Sep - CContents Introduction Device overview Front Back Side Air inlet ?lter Patient circuits General operation Mask and port settings Setting changes Mode changes Batch changes Alarm message navigation Low rate Menu tab Screen lock Patient data and waveforms Standby Help button Mask leak symbols Exhalation port settings Exhalation port test New modes and options Ramp C-Flex Pressure control ventilation AVAPS average volume-assured pressure support Patient transport CDevice overview Front Back Side CAir inlet ?lter To change the air inlet ?lter Power down the V ventilator and disconnect it from AC power Turn the D-ring fastener bottom of side panel counter- clockwise one-quarter turn and release Remove the side panel Remove the air inlet ?lter by pinching it out of the recess in the bracket Install the new air ?lter by tucking it in the recessed area Replace the side panel and then push in the D-ring fastener turn one-quarter rotation or until it locks Patient circuits Assemble the patient circuit including bacterial ?lter proximal line and humidi ?er if desired Standard patient circuit includes main ow ?lter and proximal pressure line Not for use with a humidi ?er The standard humidi ?er patient circuit includes a main ow ?lter a short tube water trap pressure sensor and elbow CGeneral operation Once the circuit and ?lter are attached press the ON Shutdown button An informational message is displayed on the screen indicating which mask and leak port were last used If the current mask and port match the displayed data continue to Mode settings Otherwise follow the instructional steps to change the mask port settings Mask and port settings Press the Menu setting tab Press the Mask Port button Press desired patient interface type see Mask leak symbols