idmed CUFF-DC-V1 Cuff Pressure Controller Instruction Manual

idmed CUFF-DC-V1 Cuff Pressure Controller

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Cuff Pressure Controller
• Purpose: Optimal management of cuff pressure in the prevention of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia
• Features:
  • Airway protection to prevent Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP)
  • Protects the trachea from injuries such as oedema and necrosis
  • Facilitates effective patient ventilation
  • Reduces caregivers’ exposure to infectious aerosols
  • Automates cuff inflation
  • Allows for early diagnosis of leaks
  • Continuous smart monitoring for optimal cuff pressure
  • Adapted installation on ventilators with rail or pole mounting options
  • Single patient tube with anti-bacterial filter to prevent cross-contamination
  • Visible alarm for anomaly detection in case of leakage, disconnection, or excessive pressure

Product Usage Instructions

Installation:

1. Ensure the ventilator is compatible with the cuff pressure controller.
2. Choose either rail or pole mounting based on the ventilator setup.
3. Connect the single patient tube with the anti-bacterial filter to the ventilator.

Operation:

1. Turn on the cuff pressure controller and set the desired pressure level.
2. The device will automatically inflate the cuff to maintain the set pressure.
3. Monitor the alarm for any anomalies like leaks, disconnections, or excessive pressure.

Maintenance:

1. Regularly check the cuff pressure controller for proper functioning.
2. Clean and sanitize the device as per the manufacturer’s instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: How often should I check the cuff pressure levels?
  A: It is recommended to monitor and adjust the cuff pressure levels at least once every 4 hours or as per healthcare provider’s instructions.

• Q: Can the cuff pressure controller be used on all types of ventilators?
  A: The cuff pressure controller is designed for use on tested ventilators; ensure compatibility before use.

• Q: What should I do if the alarm goes off?
  A: When the alarm is triggered, carefully check for any leaks, disconnections, or excessive pressure, and address the issue promptly.

Optimal management of cuff pressure in the prevention of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia

• Airway seal
• Integrity of tracheal tissue
• Secure monitoring procedure

Airway protection

• Helps prevent the risk of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia (VAP)
• Effectively protects the trachea from injuries (oedema, necrosis)
• Allows effective patient ventilation
• Reduces caregivers’ exposure to infectious aerosols

Facilitates the monitoring procedure

• Automates cuff inflation

• Eliminates the need for manual readjustment of cuff pressure

• Allows early diagnosis of any leaks

• Optimization of cuff pressure
  Continuous smart monitoring

• **Adapted installation on ventilators***
  Rail or pole mounting

• Single patient tube with anti-bacterial filter
  Protects against cross-contamination

• Alarm visible from a distance
  Anomaly detection in the event of leakage, unintended disconnection or excessive pressure

CuffGuard® and IDMED®
are registered trademarks owned IDMED SAS.
Ref: DC-Cuff-V1-EN – Revision: 03/2024
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