ResMed Astral 150 Bedienungsanleitung

Children’s Long-Term Ventilation Service

Clinical Team | Email:HospitaltoHomesup[email protected] | Telephone: 0207 352 8121 x 84411

Astral 150 Ventilator

Information and User Guide for

Qualified Professionals

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Contents

Description of Outside of Ventilator

Page 3

Understanding the screen

Page 5

Power

Page 7

Types of Ventilation Circuits

Page 10

Turning On/Off

Page 13

Circuit Calibration

Page 14

Programming Ventilation

Page 15

Adding Additional Ventilation Programmes

Page 18

Changing Between Programmes

Page 19

Starting and Stopping Ventilation

Page 20

Entraining Oxygen

Page 20

Replacing Air Filter

Page 21

Locking/Unlocking

Page 22

Monitoring

Page 22

Altering Parameters

Page 23

Setting Alarms

Page 23

Activated Alarms

Page 24

Testing Alarms

Page 25

Understanding Alarms

Page 26

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Page 27

Using Nebulisers

Page 29

Consumables

Page 31

Ventilator Tips

Page 31

Useful Contact Information

Page 31

Please Note: This user guide includes detailed guidance on setting and altering ventilation parameters. This guide

should therefore be used only by qualified medical professionals and those that have appropriate training to use this

device. For non-qualified members of staff please use the alternative user guide titled ‘Astral 150 Ventilator:

Information and User Guide for Home Care Workers’. Information was correct at time of printing and will be

reviewed at next review date shown below.

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Description of Outside of Ventilator

Inspiratory Port: Air going to the patient

Expiratory Port: Expired air coming

back to the ventilator

Power Button

USB Connector

(to download monitoring data)

Oxygen Connector

Air Inlet

Power Inlet

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1. Touch screen

2. Power source indicator

3. Ventilation on/off indicator

4. Alarm mute button

5. Alarm light

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Understanding the Screen

1. Lock/unlock button to access clinical menu

2. Manual breath button (only shown if enabled and in some settings)

3. Information bar (see page 6 for more information)

4. Battery power indicator

5. Lock touch screen button

6. Menu bar (see page 6 for more information)

7. Bottom bar

8. Start/Stop ventilation button

9. Main screen

10. Sub menus

11. Pressure bar (see below for more information)

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Information Bar (3)

The Information bar is displayed at the top of the touch screen. The Information bar displays the operating status of

the device, including patient type, current circuit configuration, programs, information messages, ventilation status,

alarms and power status.

Menu Bar (6)

This provide access to the four main menus in the Astral Device.

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Pressure Bar (11)

Power

The Astral runs on mains power and can be used with different power sources. These includes internal battery

power, external battery power and car charger power source.

Removing the power lead

The power cord is equipped with a push-pull locking

connector. To remove, grasp the power cord housing

and gently pull the connector back- this will release the

power cord.

NEVER twist its outer housing or pull on the cord and

NEVER force the cord from the Astral as it will break the

collar and it cannot be repaired.

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Internal Battery Power

The ventilator has an internal battery. Whilst the ventilator is connected to mains power the internal battery will

charge. When the mains power is disconnected the ventilator will automatically switch to using the internal battery

(assuming no external batttery is connected). There is no interuption to ventilation when this happens. The

ventilator will notify you of this change by sounding an alarm. The internal battery life is approximately 8 hours.

There will be slight variations in the battery life dependent on the individual child’s ventilator parameters and the

child’s respiratory pattern. Please observe the internal battery indicator carefully.

Warning:

•Please ensure to regularly check the internal battery.

•The internal battery should be replaced every two years, or when there is a noticeable reduction in usage

time when fully charged.

•Following a Field Safety Notice 1706001, MHRA has released a for the Astral ventilator (July 2017)

concerning the Astral power supply. Their current recommendations are that the internal battery is NOT

intended to serve as a primary power source. It should only be used when other sources are not available or

briefly when necessary; for example, when changing power sources. See image below.

Please Note: When the ventilator is running on internal battery power in standby mode no alarms will sound, take

care to observe the battery life indicator.

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External Battery Power

The external battery will power the device for approximately 8 hours. A maximum of two external batteries can be

connected to the Astral device.

Please Note:

•There will be slight variations in the battery life dependent on the individual child’s ventilator parameters

and the child’s respiratory pattern. Please observe the internal battery indicator carefully.

•The external battery cannot be charged from your main power. This can be used and recharged while

connected to the Astral device.

Previous External Battery

This may still be seen in the community giving 8 hours of power during typical use.

Please Note: When using this battery, the internal battery will not be charged. Do not use this battery with the new

external battery seen above. This is charge using an adapter connected to main power.

External battery with charging device –

charging both external and internal batteries

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Using a car Charger

When using a car adapter, start the car before connecting the adapter. If the power source drops the ventilator will

switch automatically to internal battery power.

Types of Ventilation Circuits

Types of Adapters

Connect to power source

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