Dräger Infinity Acute Care System Evita Infinity... User manual

Pocket Guide
Evita® Innity V500
Software version 2.n
D-21865-2020

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System overview 04
Operating concept 08
Getting started 12
Operation 17
Alarms 20
Monitoring 22
The Evita® Innity V500 Pocket Guide is not a replacement or substitute for the Instructions for Use.
It is for informational purposes only. Any use of the device requires full understanding and strict observation
of the Instruction for Use.
The availability of functionality depends on the country and availability. Options may not be included in
a present device or may come at extra costs.
The pocket guide may not reect the latest software version of the device.
Content

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Intended use
Evita V500 ventilation unit
The Evita V500 ventilation unit of the Innity
Acute Care System is intended for the
ventilation of adults, paediatric patients and
neonates. Evita V500 provides mandatory
ventilation modes and ventilation modes for
supporting spontaneous breathing and
also airway monitoring. The Evita V500
ventilation unit is used with Dräger Innity
C Series Medical Cockpits. The Evita V500
ventilation unit is intended for use in
different medical care areas.
Innity Medical Cockpit C700
Medical Cockpits are intended to be used
to monitor waveforms, parameter information,
and alarms as well as to control settings.
The Innity Series Medical Cockpits are
intended to be used in environments where
patient care is provided by trained healthcare
professionals.

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System overview
Intensive care Ventilator
Display unit Innity C500
Ventilation unit
Gas supply unit GS500
Power supply unit PS500
Trolley with 4 brakes
Evita® Innity V500

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System overview
Cockpit Front Panel
Alarm bar Touch screen
AC power LED –
lights up when the
device is connected
to AC power
Audio
paused
button
ON/OFF button
Rotary knob
(touch turn conrm)
Battery LED –
indicates battery status

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System overview
Cockpit Back Panel
VESA
mounting
holes
Alarm bar
USB ports
Isolated network
connectors
Serial communication ports
Single link Digital
Visual Interface (DVI)

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System overview
Ventilation unit, front panel
Flap
Expiration valve
Water trap
Inspiration valve
Emergency air
intake
Operation display
of ventilation
Expiratory ow sensor
Nebulizer port

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Operating concept
Main screen
Header
bar
Monitoring
area
with curves,
loops,
trends and
measured
values
Therapy bar with the
therapy controls for the
ventilation parameters
of the active ventilation
mode
Main menu
bar with
buttons for
opening
dialog
windows
and
activating
functions

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Operating concept
Main screen
Alarm status:
Alarm silence
and display of
remaining time
Patient
category
System data,
e.g., state of
charge of the
batteries
Alarms, messages
and instructions
for the user
Therapy status:
Therapy type,
ventilation mode,
additional settings

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Operating concept
Alarm priorities
A certain priority, indicating the urgency, is assigned to each alarm. The following table shows the
differences between the alarm priorities with respect to identication and the action required.
Colour Alarm priority Action required
Red High !!! Immediate action is necessary in order to avert an acute danger
Yellow Medium !! Prompt action is necessary in order to avert a danger
Turquoise Low ! Attention is necessary, but a delayed response is su󹵵cient
Alarm message eld:
High priority alarm
Alarm message eld:
Medium priority alarm
Alarm message eld:
Low priority alarm