Eove Air liquide eo series User manual

Patient

Pocket guide

Series Ventilators

EO-150

Indications for use 5

Start / Stop ventilation 7

The home screen 8

Navigating the patient screen and menu 10

Preferences menu 11

Calibration 12

Using Supplemental Oxygen Inlet 13

Export ventilation data 14

Cleaning 16

SUMMARY

In case of emergency,

the ventilation module

can be directly turned

on simply by pressing

the button on the

module keyboard.

Quick Start: 1

2

Press on the front panel

keyboard to turn on the device.

The home screen displays.

To start ventilation

Click on on the keyboard or on

the fan icon found on screen display.

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!General warnings and

cautions

The EO-150 ventilator is a restricted medical device

intended for use by qualied trained personnel, under

the direction of a doctor.

Use the EO-150 ventilator only as directed by a

doctor or healthcare provider.

Information in this guide does not supersede

instructions given by the prescribing doctor.

Install and congure the EO-150 ventilator in

accordance with the instructions given in the User’s

manual. Non-specialist operators or institutions

encountering problems with set-up, operation or

maintenance should immediately contact their EOVE

representative.

An alternative mean of ventilation should always be

available for ventilator-dependent patients. Failure to

do this may result in patient injury or death.

Clinician must read and understand

the entire manual before using the

EO-150 ventilator

The EO-150 ventilator provides continuous or

intermittent ventilation support for pediatric and adult

patients weighing at least 3.5 kg (8 lbs) who require

mechanical ventilation. The EO device is intended

to be used in home, institution and hospital for both

invasive and non-invasive ventilation.

INDICATIONS FOR USE

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VIEWS

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2

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Display screen EO device housing unit

Ventilation module Inspiratory / Circuit Port

Proximal pressure, valve, and

proximal ow connectors

Menu bar / keyboard

Air inlet and lter O2 input

AC / DC Power connector FiO2 /SpO2connector

USB port Remote Alarm

connector

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6

5

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10 9 8 7

3 4 5 62

Power source indicator

High priority alarm indicator

Technical alarm indicator

Circuit alarm indicator

Ventilation start / stop

ON / OFF switch

Physiological alarm indicator

Medium priority alarm indicator

Alarm reset

Battery life indicator

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2

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3

6

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2

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To start ventilation using the Touch Screen

1. Press on the touch screen

2. Ventilation starts

To start ventilation using the keyboard

1. Press on the keyboard

2. Ventilation starts

To stop ventilation using the Touch Screen

1. Press and hold until:

• The red line around the START/STOP key completes

a full circle.

2. The pop-up on the screen will ask you to validate your

choice.

3. Ventilation stops.

To stop ventilation using the Keyboard

1. Press and hold until the alarm key ashes.

2. Press to conrm.

3. Ventilation stops.

Turning OFF the device using the Touch Screen

1. Press and hold until the circle becomes red.

2. Validate the ventilator’s stop.

3. The ventilator turns o and the screen turns into

deep sleep mode.

Turning OFF the device using the keyboard

1. Press and hold until the ALARM key ashes.

2. Press to conrm.

3. The ventilator turns o.

Turning ON the device

Ensure that the device has been charged prior to use or

connect to AC power or DC connector inlet. If the Home

Screen is turned o, press the STANDBY Button until it turns

on before turning on the device.

1. Insert AC connector into power inlet.

2. Turn the screw lock clockwise to secure.

3. Device will turn on automatically. If starting on battery,

press on front panel keyboard to power on the ventilator.

START / STOP VENTILATION

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THE HOME SCREEN

On the home screen, the user

can nd important information

regarding the alarms (2, 3, 7),

the ventilation pressure (11),

the preset modes set up by

your clinician (9), the button

for choosing your preferences

and options and calibrating

the ventilator in case of circuit

change (14).

The Home Screen is

accessible from all other

screens by pressing

1 2 45 63

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7

91011

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13

14

15

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THE HOME SCREEN

Patient, circuit and ventilation mode indications. Preset mode menu (1-4): Presets installed by the clinician

and accessible by the patient when needed.

Alarm signal: Lights up when there is an active alarm. Start / Stop button: Starts or stops ventilation.

Alarm indicators: Indicates the type of alarm

(technical, physiological, interface).

Airway pressure indicator: Indicates the pressure

of the delivered breath.

Battery life indicator: Indicates the level of charge left

in the battery or whether the battery is charging. Power O button.

Clinical mode: Indicates whether the clinical menu

is locked or unlocked.

Time and date: Can be set and changed from the Patient

Preferences Menu

Time: Indicates the time on 24hr clock. This can be set up

and changed from the Patient Preferences Menu.

Menu button: Allows access to patient screen and clinical

menus.

Alarm log tab: Use to access the alarm log screen.

Flashes red when there is an alarm not yet reviewed. Event log: Indicates the latest events of the device.

Alarm inhibition and pre-inhibition button:

Lights up with the alarm color when there is an active

alarm. Stop the alarm sound or stop all the alarms sounds

for the next two minutes.

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10

11

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14

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3

4

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NAVIGATING THE PATIENT SCREEN AND MENU

From this screen you can

change preferences and

calibrate the ventilator in case

of circuit change.

From the Home Screen,

choose to access the

Preferences, Calibration, Events

Log or Trends menus.

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PREFERENCES MENU

From this screen the patient can adjust

the following settings for the device. Rotation of

the screen

Allows the screen to be rotated 180°.

Press the small circle to rotate the

screen.

Brightness/

Contrast

Allows brightness levels from low to high.

Simply swipe the blue circle from left to

right to choose the preferred brightness.

Sound Adjustable sound level for alarms.

Current

Date

Sets the current day, month and year.

To set the date, click on the text and

choose the date from the calendar.

Press done when completed.

Current

Time

Sets the current time on 24 h clock.

To set the time, choose the time from the

dial and press done when completed.

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CALIBRATION

Follow the 2 steps calibration processes when

prompted and push on “Result” to go back to the

home page

The circuit calibration checks the caracteristics of the circuit conguration and must be executed after each circuit

conguration change.

NOTE: If a “caution” or “warning” appears on the

touch screen after a calibration, ventilation can proceed.

Contact your service provider to report the event.

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USING SUPPLEMENTAL OXYGEN INLET

WARNING

•Use only medical grade oxygen.

•Ensure that the device is ventilating before the

oxygen supply is turned on.

•The oxygen ow must be turned o when the device

is not ventilating so that oxygen does not

accumulate within the device. The accumulation of

oxygen presents a re risk.

1

2

3

5

4

6

Air inlet and pollen lter

AC / DC Power connector

STANDBY Button

O2input

FiO2/SpO2connector

Remote Alarm connector

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2

3

4

5

6

•Plug in the oxygen adaptor (supplied with the EO 150) to the oxygen inlet 4.

•Attach the end of the oxygen supply tube to the oxygen adaptor.

•Attach the other end of the oxygen supply tube to the oxygen source.

•Start ventilation.

•Turn on the oxygen and adjust for the prescribed ow rate or FiO2level.

•Make sure that the oxygen source has been switched o before turning o

the ventilation.

Using Supplemental Oxygen inlet

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EXPORT VENTILATION DATA

Insert a USB key in the USB port at the rear of the device

In the menu tab, select “export data”

Select “export on USB key” to copy les on the USB key

Export ventilation data with a USB key

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2

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EXPORT VENTILATION DATA

Export ventilation data with a USB key

NOTE:

The device saves a data le each day. It’s possible to manually save a new le by pushing on the

“new le” button. Each les contains the last 24 hours of detailed waveforms data and up to one

year of trends. The device memory is able to store up to 31 les.

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STORAGE

If storing your device, recharge the internal battery according to the stickers (once every 2, 4 or 6 months).

Never store a device with an empty battery.

!WARNING

Do not spray any solution inside the docking station when the ventilation module is removed.

Use only a damp cloth with a mild cleaning solution.

Should be performed regularly. For that, wipe the exterior of the device with a damp cloth using a mild cleaning

solution.

CLEANING AND DISINFECTION OF THE DEVICE

CLEANING

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