F P 850A61J 850 AirSpiral Adult NIV and NHF Circuit Kit Instruction Manual
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850A61J 850 AirSpiral Adult NIV and NHF Circuit Kit
Instruction Manual
850A61J
Kit components
Note: The Elbow (G) is optional and can be used to simplify the connection of the dryline and filter to a ventilator with a side-facing inspiratory gas connection.
Essential information
F &P 850 AIRSPIRAL ADULT NIV AND NHF CIRCUIT KIT
For the delivery of heated, humidified breathing gases to spontaneously
breathing adult patients. This breathing set is suitable for use with Fisher &
Paykel Healthcare MR850 Humidifiers in hospital and long-term care
environments.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
When using the exhalation port, it should not be used on patients who:
- Are unconscious, are unable to breathe spontaneously, are uncooperative, or are unresponsive.
- Have copious secretions, are at risk of nausea or vomiting, or are at risk of aspiration of vomitus.
If symptoms of these conditions occur, discontinue treatment immediately.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Compatible with Fisher & Paykel Healthcare MR850 Humidifiers. Refer to
humidifier user instructions.
INTERFACE CONNECTIONS
ISO 5356-1 Conical Connectors
850A61 SET-UPS | COMPONENTS |
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Breathing Set with FlexiTube and Elbow | A, D, E, F, I, J, H, G |
Breathing Set | A, D, E, F, I, J |
COMPLIANCE @ 60 cmH₂O
Breathing set with FlexiTube and Elbow Breathing set
1.46 ± 0.13 mL/cmH₂O
1.25 ± 0.12 mL/cmH₂O
(including 0.06 mL/cmH₂O measurement uncertainty)
RESISTANCE TO FLOW @ 30 L/min
Breathing set with FlexiTube and Elbow Breathing set
1.23 ± 0.13 cmH₂O
1.11 ± 0.13 cmH₂O
(including 0.03 cmH₂O measurement uncertainty)
MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE | 80 cmH₂O |
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MINIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE | 4 cmH₂O |
CIRCUIT LENGTH | 1.6 m |
MINIMUM INTERNAL DIAMETER | 17 mm |
COMPRESSIBLE VOLUME | 1.0 L |
GAS LEAKAGE @ 60 cmH₂O | < 40 mL/min |
OVERALL PERFORMANCE AT 20 °C TO 26 °C AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
| NONINVASIVE
MODE| INVASIVE
MODE
Humidification Output| > 12 mg/L| > 33 mg/L
Flow Rate| 10-120 L/min| 10-60 L/min
FILTRATION EFFICIENCY
Viral | > 99.99% |
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Organism | ФX174 Bacteriophage |
Bacterial | > 99.999% |
Organism | Bacillus subtilis |
Mean particle size | 3 μm |
NaCl | 98.04% |
Incorrect water level, replace MR290 chamber | Rx only |
only
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| Correct water level in the MR290 chamber| 0123| CE Marking 93/42/EEC
| Consult operating instructions| | Date of manufacture
| Type BF applied part| | Manufacturer
| Not made with phthalates| | Use-by date
| Not made with natural rubber latex| | Caution/Consult instructions for use
| Single use| | 14 Days maximum use
| Lot number| | Transportation and storage temperature limits
| To Be Disposed| | Do not open with blade
| Patient end| | Circuit end
| Medical Device| | Exhaled gas
WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES
WARNINGS
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DO NOT reuse this product. Reuse may result in transmission of infectious substances, interruption to treatment, serious harm or death.
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The use of breathing circuits, chambers, accessories, or combinations which are not approved by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare may result in poor humidification system performance, ventilator malfunction and harm to the patient/user.
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Appropriate patient monitoring (e.g. oxygen saturation) must be used at all times. Failure to monitor the patient (e.g. in the event of an interruption to gas flow) may result in serious harm or death.
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DO NOT touch the heater-plate or chamber base. Surfaces may exceed 85 °C. Failure to comply may result in a skin burn.
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Exhalation port must be used with a non-vented interface on a single limb system.
Failure to comply may lead to patient inhaling excess carbon dioxide resulting in hypercapnia. Failure to comply with the following warnings may impair performance of the device or compromise safety (including potentially cause serious harm): -
DO NOT use beyond 14 days maximum duration of use.
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The F&P Optiflow OPT970 ‘Tracheostomy Direct Connection’ MUST be used when providing high flow therapy via a tracheostomy tube. This is to ensure that there is an open pathway for the patient to exhale.
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DO NOT soak, wash, or sterilize this product. Avoid contact with chemicals, cleaning agents, or hand sanitizers.
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DO NOT use the chamber if the water level rises above the maximum water level line.
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DO NOT use the chamber if the seals are not intact when received, or if it has been dropped.
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When mounting a humidifier adjacent to a patient, ensure that humidifier is always positioned lower than the patient.
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DO NOT operate the chamber at an angle in excess of 10°.
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DO NOT spike the water source until the blue caps have been removed. Should the primary float fail, splashing into the circuit may occur if the chamber is being operated in excess of 80 L/min.
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DO NOT use heated wire breathing circuits without gas flow. If gas flow is interrupted, turn the humidifier off.
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Ensure there is a water supply connected to the chamber and that water is present within the chamber.
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Use USP Sterile Water for Inhalation or equivalent for humidification. DO NOT add other substances to the water.
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The water source must be at least 50 cm higher than the chamber.
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DO NOT fill the chamber with water in excess of 37 °C.
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DO NOT cover circuit with materials such as blankets, towels or bed linen.
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Avoid prolonged contact of heated tubes with patient’s skin.
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DO NOT stretch or milk the tubing.
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Change filter every 24 hours, or sooner if noticeable deterioration occurs, following standard hospital procedure.
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When nebulized drugs are used, resistance to flow should be monitored, and the filter replaced following standard hospital procedure.
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DO NOT block or seal the vent holes on the exhalation port.
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Ensure appropriate ventilator or flow source alarms are set before connecting breathing set to patient.
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Before connecting to patient, ensure that flow and pressure testing applicable to the ventilator has been completed.
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Visually inspect breathing sets for damage (e.g. a crushed tube or cracked connector) before use, and replace if damaged.
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Regularly monitor and drain condensate build-up in the circuit.
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Check all connections are tight before use.
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Remove any sources of ignition such as cigarettes or open flames.
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California residents please be advised of the following, pursuant to Proposition 65: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.fphcare.com/prop65
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This product is not intended to be used with an endotracheal tube.
NOTES
- For use under the supervision of trained medical personnel.
- Dispose of product according to Hospital protocol. User may be exposed to breathing tract fluids during disposal.
- The responsible organization is accountable for the compatibility of the humidifier and all of the parts and accessories used to connect to the patient and other equipment before use.
- If a serious incident has occurred while using this device please notify your local Fisher & Paykel Healthcare representative and Competent Authority.
- Refer to the interface’s user instruction for detailed instructions for use.
Humidifi er Setup
Kit components required for humidifi er setup
Setup instructions
- Remove the blue port caps from the chamber. Slide the chamber (E) into the MR850 humidifi er.
- Unwind the water feed set. Connect the water bag spike to a water bag. Ensure the water bag is positioned at least 50 centimetres above the chamber.
- Remove the water feed set winder. Check the chamber (E) water level is below the maximum water line.
- Connect the fi lter (F) to the dryline (D).
- Connect the fi lter (F) end of the dryline (D) to the fl ow source outlet port,
- Connect the other end of the dryline (D) to the chamber (E) port.
- Insert the patient-end temperature probe into the patient-end probe port on the inspiratory tube (A). Ensure the probe is fully engaged. There should be no blue probe visible outside the probe port.
- Insert the chamber end of the temperature probe; push the probe until it is engaged with the latch on the connector.
- Connect the chamber end of the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A) to the other chamber (E) port.
- Plug in the inspiratory heater-wire adapter to the chamber end of the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A).
- Insert the temperature probes and heater-wire adapter into the MR850 humidifi er.
- Check that the system confi guration is set-up as shown.
Noninvasive Therapy (NIV)
Non-vented Mask
Before starting:
Non-Vented Mask Requirements:
- Mask must be compatible with humidifi ed gas
- Mask must be compatible with ventilators delivering CPAP or Bi-Level therapy using a single limb circuit
- Mask must have a 22 mm female conical taper connector that conforms to ISO:5356-1
Examples:
- F&P Visairo™: RT075X
- F&P Nivairo™: RT045X
MR850 Humidifi er Settings:
- Mask mode
Ventilator Compatibility:
- Ventilator which can provide CPAP or Bi-Level therapy via a single-limb circuit with an exhalation port that is intended to leak.
Ventilator Mode | CPAP or Bi-Level |
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Allowable Flow Range | 10 to 120 LPM (refer to patient interface instructions |
for additional fl ow
limitations)
Input Gas:| • Dry medical air
• Room Air
• Oxygen–air blends
Breathing Tube connection| ISO:5356-1 22 mm female conical taper connector
Pressure Tube connection| A pressure monitoring port that can accept an 1/8”
(3.2mm) ID pressure line.
Kit components required for humidifi er setup
Additional components for non-vented mask setup
Setup instructions
13. Connect one end of the pressure line (J) to the pressure port on the DEP
(Disposable Exhalation Port) (I).
14. Connect the other end of the pressure line (J) to the pressure-monitoring
port on the ventilator.
15. Connect the DEP (I) to the patient end of the AirSpiral™ inspiratory limb
(A).
16. Connect the opposite end of the DEP (I) to the non-vented mask.
• Do not connect the exhalation port of the DEP (I) to the AirSpiral
inspiratory limb (A) or the mask.
17. Use the gown clip (B) to secure the circuit to clothing or bedding.
18. Check that the system confi guration is set-up as shown, then turn on the
ventilator selecting appropriate modes and settings. Refer to Ventilator
Compatibility section shown on the left. Finally, fi t the mask to the
patient.
Please refer to the mask user instructions for proper sizing and fi tting.
19. Turn on the MR850 humidifi er. Please refer to the MR850 humidifi er user
instructions.
20. Check that the MR850 humidifi er is in Mask mode.
Optional:
21. If the patient fi nds the humidifi cation too hot, or the mask is pulling
on their face, the FlexiTube (H) may be added to the set-up. Ensure the Flexi
Tube (H) is placed between the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A) and the DEP (I).
Noninvasive Therapy (NIV)
Vented Mask
Before starting:
Non-Vented Mask Requirements:
- Mask must be compatible with humidifi ed gas
- Mask must be compatible with ventilators delivering CPAP or Bi-Level therapy using a single limb circuit
- Mask must have a 22 mm female conical taper connector that conforms to ISO:5356-1
Examples:
- F&P Visairo™: RT075X
- F&P Nivairo™: RT045X
MR850 Humidifi er Settings:
- Mask mode
Ventilator Compatibility:
- Ventilator which can provide CPAP or Bi-Level therapy via a single-limb circuit with an exhalation port that is intended to leak.
Ventilator Mode | CPAP or Bi-Level |
---|---|
Allowable Flow Range | 10 to 120 LPM (refer to patient interface instructions |
for additional fl ow
limitations)
Input Gas:| • Dry medical air
• Room Air
• Oxygen–air blends
Breathing Tube connection| ISO:5356-1 22 mm female conical taper connector
Pressure Tube connection| A pressure monitoring port that can accept an 1/8”
(3.2mm) ID pressure line.
Kit components required for humidifi er setup
Additional components for vented mask setup
Setup instructions
13. Connect the pressure line (J) to the pressure port on the mask.
14. Connect the other end of the pressure line (J) to the pressure-monitoring
port on the ventilator.
15. Connect the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A) to the vented mask.
16. Use the gown clip (B) to secure the circuit to clothing or bedding.
17. Check that the system confi guration is set-up as shown, then turn on the
fl ow source, selecting appropriate modes and settings. Refer to ventilator
Compatibility section shown on the left. Finally, fi t the mask to the
patient.
Please refer to the mask user instructions for proper sizing and fi tting.
18. Turn on the MR850 humidifi er. Please refer to the MR850 humidifi er user
instructions.
19. Check that the MR850 humidifi er is in Mask mode.
Optional:
20. If the patient fi nds the humidifi cation too hot, or the mask is pulling
on their face Flexi Tube (H) may be added to the set-up. Ensure the Flexi Tube
(H) is placed between the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A) and the vented mask.
High Flow Therapy (HF)
Nasal Cannula
Before starting:
Nasal Cannula requirements:
- Nasal Cannula must be compatible with humidifi ed gas
- Nasal Cannula must be compatible with fl ow sources delivering high flow therapy using a single limb circuit
- Nasal Cannula must have a 22 mm male conical taper connector that conforms to ISO:5356-1
Examples:
- F&P Optifl ow™ 3S: OPT104X
- F&P Optifl ow™ +: OPT94X
MR850 Humidifi er Settings:
- Invasive mode
When using nasal high fl ow interfaces for high flow therapy, Invasive Mode is
recommended to provide levels of humidity closer to saturated at body
temperature.
Flow Source Compatibility:
Flow Source| • Ventilator with high fl ow therapy mode
• Air-Oxygen Blender
• Venturi Blender with Flow Meter.
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Flow Source Mode| High Flow
Allowable Flow Range| 10 to 60 LPM (refer to patient interface instructions
for additional fl ow limitations)
Input Gas:| • Dry medical air
• Room Air
• Oxygen–air blends
Breathing Tube connection| ISO:5356-1 22 mm female conical taper connector
Kit components required for humidifi er setup
Setup instructions
13. Fit the nasal cannula to the patient. Please refer to the nasal cannula
user instructions for proper sizing and fitting. Then connect the Nasal
Cannula directly to the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A).
14. Use the gown clip (B) to secure the circuit to clothing or bedding.
15. Check that the system confi guration is set-up as shown, then turn on the
flow source selecting appropriate modes and settings. Refer to the Flow
SourceCompatibility section shown on the left.
16. Turn on the MR850 humidifi er. Please refer to the MR850 humidifi er user
instructions.
17. Check that the MR850 humidifi er is in Invasive mode.
18. Do not use the FlexiTube (H) in the Nasal Cannula setup.
High Flow Therapy (HF)
Tracheostomy Direct
Connection
Before starting:
High Flow Therapy via only F&P ‘Tracheostomy Direct
Connection’ Interface:
- F&P Optifl ow+: OPT970 (Including built-in exhalationpath).
MR850 Humidifi er Settings:
- Invasive Mode
Flow Source Compatibility:
Flow Source| • Ventilator with high fl ow therapy mode
• Air-Oxygen blender
• Venturi Blender with fl ow meter.
---|---
Flow Source Mode| High Flow
Allowable Flow Range| 10 to 60 LPM (refer to patient interface instructions
for additional flow limitations)
Input Gas| • Dry medical air
• Room Air
• Oxygen–air blends
Breathing Tube connection| ISO:5356-1 22 mm female conical taper connector
Tracheostomy Tube Compatibility
- Single lumen tubes
- Double lumen tubes
- Uncuff ed tubes
- Cuff ed tubes
- Fenestrated tubes
- Adjustable fl ange tubes
Kit components required for Humidifi er setup
13. Connect the 22mm male conical connector of the tracheostomy direct
Connection directly to the AirSpiral inspiratory limb (A).
Warning: The F&P Optifl ow OPT970 ‘Tracheostomy Direct Connection’ MUST
be used when providing high fl ow therapy via a tracheostomy tube. This is to
ensure that there is an open pathway for the patient to exhale.
14. Use the gown clip (B) to secure the circuit to clothing or bedding.
15. Check that the system confi guration is set-up as shown, then turn on the
flow source selecting appropriate modes and settings. Refer to the Flow Source
Compatibility section shown on the left. Finally, fi t the Tracheostomy Direct
Connection to the patient. Please refer to the Tracheostomy Direct Connection
user instructions for proper fi tting.
16. Turn on the MR850 humidifi er. Please refer to the MR850 humidifi er user
instructions.
17. Check that the MR850 humidifi er is in Invasive Mode.
18. Do not use the FlexiTube (H) in the tracheostomy direction connection
setup.
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