Chapter 8 - Monitoring
The Trend Screen
To display the trend screen:
•
Press the >
< key one or two times in
succession until the trend screen is displayed
(1 in
Figure
92).
The trend screen displays measurement data over a
time interval beginning with the measurement's
commencement up to a maximum of eight hours.
Data older than eight hours is erased.
It displays up to four graphical trends on the screen
at one time (see
Figure
combinations can be selected:
•
Agents (MAC, N
O, primary agent, secondary
2
agent)
•
M
/C
/CO
/O
V
PAT
2
2
•
SpO
, pulse (optional)
2
To display a particular trend combination:
•
Press the appropriate soft key on the trend
screen:
>Agents< (1 in
Figure
>M
/C
/CO
/O
< (2 in
V
PAT
2
2
or >SpO
Pulse< (3 in
2
The >SpO
Pulse< soft key appears only if the
2
data is available.
The trends for parameters that have inspiratory/
expiratory values are displayed as bar graphs, with
the expiratory value indicated by a black line. Gas
trends are color-coded.
Trend Zoom Function
The zoom function allows the user to magnify a
portion of the trend display. It becomes available
after 30 minutes of trend data is collected.
The zoom window appears as a rectangle on the
trend. The rectangle can be moved by the user to
select the area to magnify.
To select the area for magnification:
•
Turn the confirm knob to move the zoom
rectangle to the desired area
To enlarge the selected area:
•
With the zoom rectangle positioned where
desired, push the confirm knob. The area
124
93). The following trend
93),
Figure
93),
Figure
93)
Figure 92. Location of Next Key
Figure 93. Trend Screen - Agent Trends Shown
The Trend Screen
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2
3
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I keep getting an apnea pressure alarm but everything seems to be okay. What’s the issue?
An apnea pressure alarm on a Dräger Apollo may be triggered even if everything appears normal due to the default alarm trigger time of 20 seconds. In mechanical ventilation modes with a frequency of less than 6 bpm or in Pressure Support mode with FreqMIN set to less than 6 bpm or OFF, this trigger time increases to 35 seconds. Additionally, alarm behavior may be influenced by settings in Man.Spont, Monitoring, or AuxCGO modes, where certain alarms can be disabled automatically. Checking ventilator settings, alarm limits, and breathing system conditions may help resolve the issue.
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