Philips Microstream EtCO2 Manuel D'instructions page 3

English
®
Microstream EtCO
The Smart CapnoLine Guard set is intended to sample oral and nasal CO
®
via the nose and mouth, for patients who can wear a 60 Fr bite block, during upper endoscopy type procedures.
The set is intended for single patient use only.
These products are intended for use with the Philips M3015A/B Microstream CO
Extension and the M8105A/AS IntelliVue MP5/MP5SC Monitor with Microstream CO
instruments they may be used only, if listed as accessories in the instrument's Instructions for Use. Dispose of
Microstream products according to standard operating procedures or local regulations for the disposal of
contaminated medical waste.
Long Smart CapnoLines increase the sampling and alarm delays by 3 seconds compared to the specification for the
normal Smart CapnoLines published in the instructions for use of the monitor.
Do not flush the sample lines with any gas or liquid. This will damage the capnograph monitor and
invalidate the warranty.
Warnings
• Securely connect all components. Loose connections or failure to correctly insert the oral prong into the Smart
®
CapnoLine Guard channel may cause an inaccurate measurement of respiratory gases. The oral prong must
remain in the channel throughout the procedure.
• Sedation may cause hypoventilation and CO
or disappearance is an indicator that the status of the patient's airway should be assessed.
• Partial blockage of the oral airway due to endoscope positioning may cause periods of low readings and
rounded waveforms. The occurrence will be more pronounced with high oxygen delivery levels.
• If O is delivered at flow rates greater than 10 l/min, the patient's exhaled CO
2
attenuated waveforms and etCO
• If CO insufflation is performed during CO
2
and this may result in device alarms and abnormally high waveforms until the CO
patient.
Instructions for Use (refer also to diagrams on the inside cover)
1. Connect the sampling line to the monitor by inserting the sampling line connector clockwise into the moni-
tor CO inlet and turning the connector until it can no longer be turned.
2
This will ensure that there is no leakage of gases at the connection point during measurements and that mea-
surement accuracy is not compromised.
2. Place the oral/nasal sampling line on the patient. Ensure that the open O
sampling line is facing downward (see diagram1). Fully extend the oral prong (A in diagram 3).
3. Place the Smart CapnoLine Guard bite block on the patient. Feed the strap under the O
ensure that it remains there during the procedure.
4. Once both parts are in place, adjust the length of the oral prong of the sampling line so that it rests in the
channel of the bite block (B in diagram 4) and is visible through the window. The oral prong may need to be
repositioned during the procedure to keep it in the channel.
5. Attach the O luer connector on the oral/nasal sampling line to the bite block, as required (see diagram 5). If
2
sampling line and bite block are not connected via the O
patient's nostrils. If sampling line and bite block are connected via the O
simultaneously be delivered to the patient's nostrils and mouth, with 80% of the O
patient's mouth and 20% dispersed through the O
6. Remove the bite block from the patient at the end of the procedure. CO
continue via the sampling line during recovery.
Consumables for Upper Endoscopy Procedures
2
waveform distortion or disappearance. Waveform attenuation
2
values.
2
monitoring, the EtCO
2
2
and administer supplemental oxygen
2
2
2
values will accordingly rise significantly
2
connector on the right side of the
2
luer, 100% of the O
2 2
luer (as recommended), O
2
holes below the patient's nostrils.
measurement and O
2
Multi-Measurement Module
. On other Philips
2
may be diluted, producing
is evacuated from the
2
and CO lines and
2 2
flow will be delivered to the
will
2
flow going to the
2
delivery can
2