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The treatment screens contain the following information:
Treatment mode: Mode of treatment set by your clinician. Options are: CPAP,
S and VSet.
Ramping indicator: (CPAP mode, S mode) Appears if the VPAP Malibu is in
ramp mode. This disappears once the ramp time has elapsed.
Settling indicator: (VSet mode) Appears if the VPAP Malibu is in settling mode.
This disappears once the settling time has elapsed.
Set pressure(s): In CPAP mode, this displays the set treatment pressure
(centimeters of water). In S mode, it displays exhalation and inhalation pressures
(centimeters of water). In VSet mode, it displays the AutoSet pressure (mean
mid-point pressure between inhalation and exhalation).
Trigger indicator: (S mode) How the VPAP Malibu changes the pressure when
you are inhaling. "S" (Spontaneous) indicates a patient triggered change.
Apnea indicator: (CPAP mode, VSet mode) Visual indicator that displays an "A"
to indicate an apnea is occurring.
Pressure bar graph: Graphical display of the changing pressure.
Leak: Current mask leak (liters per minute).
Respiratory rate: Number of breaths per minute.
SPONT: 8.0-11.0
S>>>> PS 3.0
CPAP 15.0
A>>> exit
VSET 8.0-11.0
A>>>> PS 3.0
LK: 24L/min RR: 12
MV: 12.0 VT:1000
S:RAMP 8.0-11.0
S>>>> PS 3.0
VS:SETL 8.0-11.0
A>>>> PS 3.0
S**TiMn TiMx 4.0
Ti 2.1s 1: 1.6
SpO2 : 12%
HR : 57 exit
C:RAMP 8.0
A> exit
CPAP mode S mode VSet mode
Mode/Ramping Indicator
CPAP pressure
(Set) IPAP pressure
(Set) EPAP pressure
Mode
Mode/Settling Indicator
Pressure Graph
Leak
Minute ventilation (L/min)
Tidal volume (mL)
Respiratory rate (bpm)
Trigger Indicator
Apnea Indicator
Apnea Indicator
Breath/phase/expiration
Average inspiration time
Average I:E ratio (last 5 breaths)
Ti Max setting (sec)
(last 5 breaths)
Oxygen saturation (%)
Heart rate (BPM)
(This screen only displays if ResLink
and an oximeter are connected)
(First screens only display if Ramp or Settling are selected)
(Top row: VSet and S mode only)
IPAP
EPAP
Pressure Support
Mode/Ramping Indicator
(Set) PS
Note: (Set) values are those selected by the clinician.
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