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Experimentaltasks
withintheenvironmentofanICUsimulatedsite
Bc. Ondřej Čadek, Ing. Richard Grünes, Ph.D., Ing. Petr Kudrna, Ing. Roman Matějka,
Ing. Martin Rožánek, Ph.D., Ing. Jan Suchomel
(z českého originálu přeložila Progress Language Institute s.r.o.)
Czech Technical University in Prague
Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
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Page 1 - Experimentaltasks

 ExperimentaltaskswithintheenvironmentofanICUsimulatedsite Bc. Ondřej Čadek, Ing. Richard Grünes, Ph.D., Ing. Petr Kudrna, Ing.

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spring changes its qualities over time, and so these instruments are less accurate on a long-term basis. This type of apparatus is depicted in Figur

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ČSN EN 62353 Electrical medical devices Repetitive tests and post-repair tests of the electrical medical devices. The standard defines the essenti

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• Accessories for measuring the applied part’s current ILLKO RM 2050 • Simulator FLUKE medSim 300B Measurementprocedure1) Carry out a detailed

Page 5 - Table of contents

To measure the apparatus’ insulation resistance, proceed in accordance with the user manual of REVEX 2051. Detailed measurement procedure can be fou

Page 6 - Introduction

connection according to the user manual for medSim 300B. Turn the monitor on and set up the ECG measurement on at least two leads (e.g. II and V1),

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9. The influence of user-adjustable parameters on the action of the patient simulator system METI ECS  The interactive, whole-body patient simulat

Page 8 - Bloodpressure

parameters change in one system, then all other parameters in a mutual bond change adequately, see the mutual interconnection in Fig. 9.2.

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• Oropharyngeal oedema - the oedema size can be set up to various levels (medium severe to severe) and orotracheal intubation can thus be prevented

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• Right atrial pressure • Pressure in the pulmonary artery • Cardiac output by means of thermodilution The system dynamically models the arteria

Page 11 - Bloodpressuremeasurement

Basicparametersofthemodel Some initial patient configurations and scenarios have already been pre-programmed to the ECS:  Man, 33 years old,

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CVP Central venous pressure mmHg Left Vol. The volume of the left lung ml Right Vol. The volume of the right lung ml Spont. VT Spontaneous ti

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The efforts to replace mercury but to keep a similar design lead to the introduction of so called pseudo-mercury tonometers. These are electronic to

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4) Simulate disconnecting the cable by taking one of the Einthoven leads off of the mannequin simulator and observe the influence on the ECG signal

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 PACO2 = PAO2 = PaCO2 = PaO2 = pH = PvCO2 = PvO2 = ad 5b) Record the basic physiological parameters of the ECS simulator after an

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• Intubation set • Ambu vac • Lung ventilator Veolar (Hamilton Medical, USA) ConclusionSummarize your findings and comment on the individual me

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circulation within the artery above which the pressure sleeve (cuff) is placed. By gradual reduction of pressure in the sleeve (cuff), the circulati

Page 18 - Heartfunctions‐physiology

becomes fully transitory again, and the Korotkov murmurs fade away. At this moment, we read the current pressure value, and it is the diastolic pres

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pulse measurement will be verified in three particular simulated situations via the NIBP simulator. Measurementtasks1) Carry out measurement of

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 For points 1), 2), and 3), the measurement procedure is the same. In mercury tonometer, do not forget to open the transport valve prior to the act

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manual tonometers, and for digital tonometers, calculate percentual deviations of the measured values. For each group of tonometers (manual, digital

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2. Principles and applications of electrocardiographs To understand the principle of functioning of the actual electrocardiograph, it is necessary t

Page 23 - OccurrenceoftheECGcurve

Heartfunctions‐physiologyA healthy heart works as a pump, which makes the blood circulate in the body. Blood is brought from the organs by veins

Page 24 - Standard12‐leadECGsystem

precaution against the blood’s reflux from the ventricles to the atriums, but also as electrical insulation. In a healthy heart, the transmission of

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Experimental tasks within the environment of an ICUsimulatedsiteBc. Ondřej Čadek, Ing. Richard Grünes, Ph.D., Ing. Petr K

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 The action potential is accompanied by changes of tension on the membrane; see Fig. 2.4. These are caused by the flow of ions inside and outside o

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 We distinguish between two essential types of action potentials: 1) Action potential with fast depolarization This is typical namely for the

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 Fig. 2.5: Processes of action potentials in the individual parts of the heart [2.6]. Spreadingoftheactionpotential Action potential is spre

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 Fig. 2.6: Absolute and relative refractory periods [2.6]. Variabilityofanatomicalandphysiologicalparameters Each individual has certain ch

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Tab. 2.1: Typical values for sportsmen and non-sportsmen [2.2]. Non-sportsmen Sportsman at rest up at rest up Heart weight (g) 300 500 Blood v

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The 12-lead system consists of: • Bipolar limb leads according to Einthoven (leads I, II, III) • Unipolar augmented leads - Goldberg’s leads (aVL,

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 Fig. 2.9: Unipolar leads’ geometry according to Goldberg. Wilson’s chest leads The limb leads mentioned so far represent the heart’s electrica

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Otherpossiblemodificationsoftheleads Besides the already described 12 conventional leads, some other leads may be used in certain situations

Page 34 - Theoreticalintroduction

example, diodes connected in anti-parallel, Zener diodes connected in anti-series, or eventually voltage limiters consisting of two silicon transist

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Filters Filtration is an inseparable part of signal processing. A filter is generally a circuit designed in such a way as to transmit signals of a

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 Reviewed by: Ing. Jakub Ráfl Česká technika - publishing house of the Czech Technical University in Prague (ČVUT)

Page 37 - Synchronizedcardioversion

barrier is specified by the size of the isolation voltage uiso, the isolation capacity C, and the isolation resistance R. From the point of view of

Page 38 - Antitachycardiastimulation

continuously. Fig. 2.13 shows a schematic diagram of the circuit, which is used to discover badly connected electrodes on the patient’s body. Fig

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• Set the simulator to a normal sinus rhythm with a physiological frequency Measure the ECG signal’s amplitude, calculate the amplitude’s size prio

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[2.2] Despopoulos, A., Silbernagl, S. Atlas fyziologie člověka, 6. vyd. Praha, Grada Publishing s. r. o., 2004. 448 s. ISBN 80-247-0630-X. (in Czech

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3. Principles and applications of defibrillators Theoreticalintroduction Defibrillation is used to eliminate fibrillations (cardiac arrhythmias,

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only, and to biphasic pulse (Fig. 3.2), when the direct current is lead past the heart muscle in one direction during the first stage of the pulse,

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 The trapezoidal pulse is also marked as MTE or BTE (Monophasic/Biphasic Truncated Exponential pulse), Fig. 3.1 and Fig. 3.2. Damped shape of the

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 Fig. 3.5: Equivalent electrical diagram of a final stage of a monophasic defibrillator with damp-shaped defibrillation pulse with delay. Position 1

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ECG signal with additional ECG electrodes. Also the time interval of the R-R waves in the ECG signal is evaluated. In the fix-rate mode (bradycardia

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R-R interval of spontaneous activity (TCL - Tachycardia Cycle Length), typically at 85 % of TCL. The distance of the subsequent stimulation impulses

Page 47 - P and on the

Acknowledgements: This publication was supported by the European social fund within the framework of realizing the project „Modernisation of teachi

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Measurementtasks Prior to the actual measurement, get familiar with the manipulation with and the components of the available defibrillators (suc

Page 49 - IRHbORHbO

Ad task 1) Switch on the analyzer using the switch on the back side, see Fig. 3.7. Set up the analyzer to the required range according to the ener

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 Fig. 3.8: Defibrillator analyzer - overall view with legend [3.6]. Read and record the applied discharge’s energy on the analyzer’s display - “E

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discharge buttons into the analyzer. Read the time for charging the defibrillator on the analyzer’s display “Chg Time: xxx.x sec”. Compare the value

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Ad task 5) Safety-technical check: on the basis of the operation manual [3.8, 3.9] for the defibrillator and the electro-revisional apparatus Medi

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the operation (user) manual. Determine the type of the applied part the apparatus works with, the (electrical) insulation class and the MD classific

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4. Principles and applications of pulse oxymeters Theoreticalintroduction Pulse oxymetry is a non-invasive optical method used for long-term mon

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 There are more factors influencing the decrease of the radiation (light) intensity in a tissue. The thickness of the tissue the radiation (light)

Page 56 - Infusionpumps

bound to hemoglobin, we identify it as oxyhemoglobin (oxy-Hb) or deoxyhemoglobin (deoxy-Hb). The volume of oxygen transported in blood is thus direc

Page 57 - Rotationsystems

consists of the direct component DC (absorption of light via a tissue with fixed amount of venous and arterial blood), and of the alternating compon

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Table of contents Introduction ...

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 With (4.3) it is possible to calculate a theoretical conversion curve between the R ratio and oxygen saturation in arterial blood SaO2 (Fig. 4.4),

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 Fig. 4.5: Schematic diagram of the edutool - a model of an analogous part of a pulse oxymeter with marked check points.

Page 61 - Generallegislation

MeasurementprocedureAd task 1) ATTENTION: Supply the SpO2 simulator form a 12V source with the positive pole on the cover and the negative pole o

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meaning: K1 - oscillator’s clock pulses, K2, K3 - managing impulses of the R/IR diodes, K4 - output signal of the input amplifier, K5, K6 - managin

Page 63 - Measurementtasks:

suitable gain/amplification to display the curve within the full possible dynamic range. Connect the edutool to the oscilloscope by means of a coaxi

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Check‐upquestionsregardingthegivenissue1) Why is pulse oxymetry called “pulse”? 2) What is the principle for sensing the plethysmographic cu

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5. Principles and application of infusion pumps and linear infusion pumps  Infusion technology plays an important role in correct treatment of pat

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the entire pump for new utilization, but the entire set is again replaced. In case of using the above mentioned pumps, the medium flows directly thr

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systems are used in infusion pumps, as they are not so selective regarding the tubing materials used, and moreover, it is possible to use various si

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 Concerning infusion dispensing, only the version using two stoppers and a supporting trail is used. This arrangement, together with the principle

Page 69 - Ventilationmodes

Introduction  Dear students, dear readers, you are now holding a coursebook dealing with the problem of laboratory practical trainings in the cour

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Linearsystemsofthemediumdrive The second version used for drawing the media using the peristaltic transfer of the liquid is represented by th

Page 71 - MMV ventilation mode

Linearinfusionpumps Linear infusion pumps are used for similar purpose as the infusion pumps - to administer drugs. As opposed to the infusion p

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measurement accuracy. Another requirement stems from the standard ČSN EN 60601-1, which deals with electrical safety, both from the point of view of

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 ČSN EN 60601-1, Part 1, General requirements for essential safety and necessary functioning This is a basic standard from an entire set of techn

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• SEV LITOVEL 2P • POLYMED ID 20/50 • GOSSEN METRAWATT SECULIFE-IF + ACCESSORIES • ILLKO REVEX 2051 + ACCESSORIES • LUER syringe - 20 ml, 50 ml

Page 75 - • Tidal volume (V

2) Check the integrity of the supply cable While checking, focus namely of the cable terminations, in place where the cable enters the termination

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(for SEV LITOVEL 2P and POLYMED ID 20/50) To measure the apparatus’ insulation resistance, proceed in accordance with the user manual of REVEX 205

Page 77 - Alarm control panel

 To check the bubble detector, turn the infusion bottle in such a way as to allow for a small amount of air (a bubble) to be sucked into the infusi

Page 78 - Patient monitor

6. Using the patient simulator and breathing simulators in the area of ventilation technology Theoreticalintroduction Artificial lung ventilatio

Page 79 - Fig. 6.6: Patient monitor

application of the artificial lung ventilation, together with other risks, such as a greater infection risk, oxygen toxicity in its increased factio

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national budget. And this part has been issued thanks to this support, namely by means of the authors’ fees being paid from the above mentioned proj

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of the controlling panel [6.3]. The Hamilton ventilator supports the following ventilation modes: • (S)CMV – (Synchronized) Controlled Mechanical V

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Spontaneous breathing ventilation mode (SPONT) This mode is designed for patients with spontaneous breathing activity and is used for its support

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 Throughout the MMV, the ventilator always assesses the last 8 breaths and converts their volume to the expected minute volume. This automatic regu

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 Spontaneous breathing may take place in the mode of continuous positive-pressure breathing or inspiratory assistance up to the positive pressure v

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Measurementproceduread 1) Calculate the minute ventilation according to the relation (6.1): (6.1) and the alveolar ventilation according to the

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 Fig. 6.2: Controlling panel of the ventilator. The individual parameters of artificial lung ventilation are set up on the controlling panel: • Ve

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 Fig. 6.3: Setting up the I:E ratio. Example: Breathing frequency fCMV is 15 breaths per minute. That corresponds to the duration of the entire bre

Page 88 - 303 [7.6]

 Fig. 6.4: Setting up the inspiration delay time. • Characteristics of flow during inspirium - the user may select among seven defined flow charac

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 Fig. 6.5: Alarm control panel The Yes and No buttons are used for confirming the ventilator’s messages and actions. The Info button allows for d

Page 90 - Apparatusandaidsused

 Fig. 6.6: Patient monitor. The displayed parameters are immediate measured or calculated values. A column scale is used to display the measured

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1. Principles and applications of tonometers Theoreticalintroduction Measuring the blood pressure in a non-invasive way is a common routine in d

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PEEP - positive end expiratory pressure or continuous positive pressure in the airways. Information on frequency: ftotal - total breathing frequen

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Rinsp - inspiratory resistance; this resistance represents the dynamic resistance of the circuit, the endotracheal tube and the airways; this parame

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What does the abbreviation PEEP stand for and what is its significance during ventilation: What does the symbol Ppeak mean and what is its si

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Referencestousedandrecommendedinformationsources[6.1] Wesbter, J.G. ed. Encyclopedia of Medical Devices and Instrumentation. Wiley. [online]

Page 96 - Safety‐technicalcheck

7. Principles and application of electrosurgical apparatus Theoreticalintroduction Electrosurgery means application of radiofrequency (RF/VF) cu

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Thecontentsandtheaimofthemeasurements High-frequency electrosurgery provides means for fine and accurate surgical interventions on vascula

Page 98

for the individual measurements, the actual set-up of the analyzer and its connection to the oscilloscope [7.6]. Fig. 7.1: Front panel of the elect

Page 99

Fig. 7.2: Rear panel of the electrosurgical apparatus CLINIC 170 W [7.5]. Legend: 1 - pneumatic trigger connector - connecting the foot switch 2

Page 100 - Apparatusandaidsused

After that, connect the electrosurgical apparatus in the electrical power network and switch it on via the rocker-type switch on the rear side of th

Page 101 - Measurementprocedure

 Activate the apparatus via the foot switch. Gradually read all the output performance values on the tester’s display and record them in the respec

Page 102

Apparatusforbloodpressuremeasurements The basic concept of blood pressure measurements has remained the same from historical apparatus to the

Page 103 - Measuredresults

function, namely with leakage currents and functional currents flowing from the high-frequency apparatus via undesirable paths through the patient o

Page 104

• Digital apparatus for checking the medical electric apparatus MEDITEST 50 (ILLKO, s.r.o., Czech Rep.) • Oscilloscope and interconnecting BNC cab

Page 105 - Upper respiratory tract

 Tab. 7.3: Dependence of the working current size on the setting of the output performance and the load resistance size at section in monopolar mode

Page 106 - Cardiovascularsystem

 Tab. 7.5: Dependence of the working current size on the setting of the output performance and the load resistance size at coagulation in monopolar

Page 107 - Pharmacologicalsystem

 Tab. 7.7: Dependence of the leakage current size on the setting of the ESU output performance in monopolar mode. Output power [-] Cut Mixed cut Coa

Page 108 - TheMETIECSsoftware

Conclusion Briefly comment on each point of the measurement. Evaluate the measured results and compare them with the data stated by the manufactur

Page 109

4) Describe the functional principle of the electrosurgical apparatus’ analyzer RF 303. 5) Describe the significance of measuring the so called le

Page 110

8. Principles and applications of the vital functions monitors Theoreticalintroduction Monitors of the patient’s vital functions play an importa

Page 111

 Just like any medical device, also the patient monitors and their utilization are subject to valid legislation. STC (safety-technical check), whic

Page 112 - Conclusion

that the safety and health of the users or third persons are threatened or the usability period determined by the manufacturer or the importer has e

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