idmed CUFF-DC-V1 Cuff Pressure Controller Instruction Manual
- August 5, 2024
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Table of Contents
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:
- Ensure the ventilator is compatible with the cuff pressure controller.
- Choose either rail or pole mounting based on the ventilator setup.
- Connect the single patient tube with the anti-bacterial filter to the ventilator.
Operation:
- Turn on the cuff pressure controller and set the desired pressure level.
- The device will automatically inflate the cuff to maintain the set pressure.
- Monitor the alarm for any anomalies like leaks, disconnections, or excessive pressure.
Maintenance:
- Regularly check the cuff pressure controller for proper functioning.
- Clean and sanitize the device as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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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
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Automates cuff inflation
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Eliminates the need for manual readjustment of cuff pressure
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Allows early diagnosis of any leaks
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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®
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Ref: DC-Cuff-V1-EN – Revision: 03/2024
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