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Transport Ventilator and Beyond! LTV 1200 Transport Ventilator and Beyond! Maybe do a group exercise as to what has to be in a transport ventilator and what would be nice. Like an air compressor. If it doesn’t what do we have to be aware of – O2 washout, atelectasis, increased secretions, and inflammation.

LTV 1200 Mosby’s reading – LTV1000 pages 726 -741 Don’t forget to clean both the fan filter and the air inlet filter The 1000 is very similar; the primary change is that the exp valve has a manual peep adjustment.

LTV 1200 Microprocessor-controlled Electrical and pneumatic (turbine) driven Time- and flow-cycled Pressure-limited Available for infant, adult, and pediatric populations

The Battery Needs at least 8 hours to charge Internal battery duration depends on settings, and age and condition of battery, so the company will not commit to a length of time. Thus it should only be used for short, in-hospital transports. POTENTIALLY up to 45 minutes. FYI – This ventilator can be used in the home, with an additional external battery and modifications for homecare use. When operating in battery mode, the visuals will darken unless a button is pressed. Alarms will still illuminate when activated.

Tubing Attachment

The Circuit One large (22mm) patient breathing circuit Two flow transducer tubings One exhalative valve drive line port A single direction circuit similar to, but not the same as, a bipap system. Exhalation valve is on the short exp limb, so flow and volume are detected at the wye. How does this work? By measuring pressure drop across a partial obstruction; this gives us flow and volume. It’s not measured back at the vent! PEEP is set by adjusting pressure on the backside of a mushroom valve. Apply the level of Peep you want to the back: if you set 8 cmH2O behind the valve, you will have 8 cmH2O in the circuit.

Modes Control A/C vol or press SIMV vol or press PS CPAP NiPPV

Setting the Controls Touch and turn (No need to ‘retouch’ or ‘accept’) Active elements are brighter, inactive are faded or show dashes - - ‘Select’ button scrolls through monitored parameters, extended features, etc. With Insp/Exp hold, compliance and auto-peep can be measured Has pretty much everything any other ICU vent has (plus a compressor), just a little harder to access.

Front Panel Controls

Front Panel Controls Sensitivity Set from 1-9 L/min Set greater than the leak measurement (esp. important in NIPPV) 1 most sensitive, 9 least (e.g. Triggers breath a change of 1L/min or 2, or 3, etc.) Pressure sensitivity set to -3cmH2O If set to ‘- -’ it means the A/C is actually in control mode! Do not let this happen! Base flow is 10 lpm bias flow through the system. Pressure sensitivity; is this a built in backup? Yes, but listed for the LTV 1000

Front Panel Control O2 Flush On the ‘FiO2’ button Only available using high-pressure O2 Set in ventilator operations Will activate for 1 - 3 minutes as set Press the button again to turn off and FiO2 will return to previous setting

Low-Pressure O2 Source Button must be activated to use a low-pressure device, such as a concentrator, to deliver O2 Estimated FiO2 is calculated and takes into consideration MV See chart in operator’s manual Button should be off when using high-pressure devices to ensure the proper internal alarms are active Use in homecare scenario. Where you don’t have access to a high-pressure gas source, run off a compressor or O2 tank.

Extra Tidbits PEEP-compensated A/C vol. calculates flow, NOT a dual mode Alarm silence is for 60 seconds Constant bias flow of 10L/min for patient triggering Dual mode, meaning a PRVC-type mode. Change wording for next year.

Flow Termination Variable flow termination used for PC and PS breaths Defaults to when flow drops to 2L/min cycles into exhalation Can set in ventilator operations from 10-40% as a percentage of peak flow PC flow termination only occurs if the flow termination is activated before the Ti ends Can also set a time termination as a backup This is an exp flow sensitivity. In PC you can choose to have this as an option instead of time cycling as would normally happen. This would almost change it to a MMV-type mode. Time termination is a backup in PSV! If flow doesn’t drop down to set level (preset is actually 3), it will cycle. This is valuable in times where a leak might be present.

Extended Features Menu Push and hold the select button for three seconds, and use the dial to navigate through the menu Example of options – Other alarms, vent operations, presets, SBT, ventilator check out and maintenance of transducer, event trace SBT – Spontaneous Breathing Trial, basically a CPAP trial. This really is a mini ICU vent.

Extended Features Menu Spontaneous breathing trials Can set duration, vent settings (PEEP, PS) SBT alarms SBT Display

Vent Operations Menu Can set date and time Set default vent settings O2 cylinder duration Rise time Set from 1 - 9 (fastest to slowest)