Intensive care ventilator ZISLINE JV100 B

high-frequency jet ventilationon casters

APPLICATION: In hospitals Intended use: for adult and children with body weight from 15 kg High frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) is ventilation with small (100 - 200 ml) tidal volumes with a frequency more than 60 cycles per minute. ADVANTAGES OF HIGH FREQUENCY JET VENTILATION: better gas distribution and less intrapulmonary shunting of blood. Increased oxygenation of arterial blood. Does not require the use of respiratory depressants for the patient's adaptation to the ventilator. BASIC FUNCTIONS Patient age groupsadults, children with body weight from 15 kg Display 12.1'' touchscreen color viewing angle adjustable Power 220V/50 Hz built-in battery 1 hour of operation Gas supply oxygen from central gas pipeline, cylinder air – from central gas pipeline or compressor Humidification build-in automatic heating system with thermal control and humidification Gas mixturer and FiO2 control Mainstream CO2 sensor VENTILATION PARAMETERS FiO2 control in non-injection and catheter modes, % 21 - 100 Respiratory rate, bpm 30 - 300 Minute volume (modes w/ or w/o Venturi jet injector), lpm 5 - 30 Minute volume (catheter mode), lpm 3 - 20 I:E ratio 1:3; 1:2; 1:1; 3:2; 2:1 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS The pulmonary percussion The expiratory pause The oxygenation MONITORING OF ARTIFICIAL PULMONARY VENTILATION PARAMETERS Monitoring of minute volume Monitoring of respiratory rate Monitoring of the carbon dioxide concentration Monitoring of peak inspiratory pressure Monitoring of positive end expiratory pressure Ratio monitoring of inhalation duration to exhalation duration I:E Monitoring of carbon dioxide partial pressure Monitoring of oxygen concentration