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Table 1
| Item No. | Equipment List | Quantity - Cardiology | Quantity - Cardiosurgery | Unit of Issue | Total Quantity | Price per unit | Total Price |
| 1 | Respirator | 5 | 5 | Each | 10 | ||
| 2 | Respirator for noninvasive mechanical ventilation | 4 | 0 | Each | 4 | ||
| 3 | Transporting respirator | 1 | 0 | Each | 1 | ||
| 4 | Bronchial aspirator | 15 | 6 | Each | 21 | ||
| 5 | Permanent drainage system | 5 | 12 | Each | 17 | ||
| 6 | Oxygen therapy | 15 | 6 | Each | 21 | ||
| 7 | Equipment Installation Cost | Job | 1 | ||||
| 8 | Equipment introductory Training Cost | Job | 1 | ||||
| Total Price: | |||||||
| List is provided by the Institute for cardiovascular diseases Vojvodina |
Item #1. NIV VENTILATOR Intended for invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation of children and adults The ventilator is on its own trolley, wheels with brakes Gas supply: central gas supply for O2 or LPO (low-pressure oxygen - O2 concentrator, O2 cylinder with pressure reducer or similar), air via integrated internal turbine Maximum gas flow 250 lit/min, turbine-driven ventilator Electrical power supply: 220VAC and internal battery Internal battery capacity: at least 45 minutes of operation Ventilation modes:
| 1. | vc-cmv |
| 2. | vc-simv |
| 3. | vc-ac |
| 4. | pc-ac |
| 5. | bipap |
| 6. | pc-aprv |
| 7. | vc-mmv |
| 8. | PRVC, Autoflov, ASV |
Integrated O2 technique, minimum flow 100 L/min NIV – Non-invasive ventilation possible in all ventilation modes, with automatic leak compensation Possibility of measuring EtCO2 concentration, mainstream Minimum range for parameter settings:
Tidal volume: 20 - 2000 ml;
Breathing frequency: 2 - 80 bpm;
Inspiratory pressure: 1 - 99 cm H2O;
PEEP min. range: 0 - 50 mbar FiO2: 21 - 100%;
Inhalation time (Tinsp): 0.2 - 10 sec Flow triggering, trigger sensitivity: min. 1 – 15 L/min (p. 3)
Leak compensation, with trigger correction Automatic tube compensation Color LCD touchscreen, minimum size 12“ Display views: ability to simultaneously display at least 3 curves (pressure, volume, flow or CO2) measured values for airway pressure, tidal volume, minute volume (total and spontaneous), FiO2, EtCO2, compliance, resistance, loops (pressure-volume, Volume-Flow, Flow-Pressure, Volume-CO2, Ptrach-Volume, Flow-Ptrach), breathing gas temperature The ventilator has separate functions for inspiratory hold and expiratory hold;
Measures and calculates weaning parameters (predictors): RSB Measured or calculated values – compliance (C), plateau pressure – Pplat, airway resistance – R, intrinsic PEEP/Auto PEEP.
The ventilator has different priority alarms.
Item #2. NIV VENTILATOR 2 Intended for invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation of children and adults.
The ventilator is on its own trolley, wheels with brakes.
Gas supply: central gas supply for O2 or LPO (low-pressure oxygen - O2 concentrator, O2 cylinder with pressure reducer or similar), air via integrated internal turbine Maximum gas flow 250 lit/min, turbine-driven ventilator Electrical power supply: 220VAC and internal battery Internal battery capacity: at least 45 minutes of operation Ventilation modes:
| 1. | vc-cmv |
| 2. | vc-simv |
| 3. | pc-ac |
| 4. | bipap |
| 5. | pc-aprv |
| 6. | PRVC, Autoflov, ASV |
Integrated O2 technique, minimum flow 100 L/min (p. 4)
NIV – Non-invasive ventilation possible in all ventilation modes, with automatic leak compensation Minimum range for parameter settings:
Tidal volume: 20 - 2000 ml;
Breathing frequency: 2 - 80 bpm;
Inspiratory pressure: 1 - 99 cm H2O;
PEEP min. range: 0 - 50 mbar FiO2: 21 - 100%;
Inhalation time (Tinsp): 0.2 - 10 sec Flow triggering, trigger sensitivity: min. 1 – 15 L/min Leak compensation, with trigger correction Automatic tube compensation Color LCD touchscreen, minimum size 12“ Display views: ability to simultaneously display at least 3 curves (pressure, volume, flow) measured values for airway pressure, tidal volume, minute volume (total and spontaneous), FiO2, compliance, resistance, loops (pressure-volume, Volume-Flow, Flow-Pressure, Ptrach-Volume, Flow-Ptrach), breathing gas temperature The ventilator has separate functions for inspiratory hold and expiratory hold;
Measures and calculates weaning parameters (predictors): RSB Measured or calculated values – compliance (C), plateau pressure – Pplat, airway resistance – R, intrinsic PEEP/Auto PEEP.
The ventilator has different priority alarms. (p. 5)
Item #3. TRANSPORT VENTILATOR Intended for emergency ventilation and transport Patient category: adult and pediatric Device weight: maximum 6 kg (including carrying system, battery, and bag) Color touchscreen, minimum size 4.2 inches, with a screen rotation button (180-degree screen rotation) Bluetooth and USB interface for data transfer (patient data, system test, screenshots, curves, alarm messages, and settings) NIV ventilation Pressure support ventilation Spontaneous breathing support: Spn-CPAP/PS "Volume-controlled ventilation modes:
| • | VC-CMV (volume-controlled mandatory ventilation), |
| • | VC-AC (volume-controlled assisted ventilation), |
| • | VC-SIMV/PS (volume-controlled synchronized ventilation) |
| • | PC-BIPAP" |
| • | CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) mode |
Apnea alarm Ventilator settings:
| • | Tidal volume: 50 - 2000 ml |
| • | Breathing rate: 2 - 50 / sec |
| • | Inspiratory time: 0.3 - 10 sec |
| • | Pressure support: 0 – 35 mbar (relative to PEEP) |
| • | I:E ratio: 1:4 to 4:1 |
| • | PEEP: 0 - 20 mbar |
| • | Flow trigger sensitivity: 3 - 15 lit/min |
| • | Maximum airway pressure: 20 - 60 mbar" |
Optional mainstream capnography, not delivered with the device Maximum inspiratory flow: 100 L/min or more FiO2 concentration:
By choice: (p. 1)
| • | 100% O2 or |
| • | mixture of O2 and Air" |
Battery operation: 9h "Operating conditions:
| • | temperature: -20 to +50 °C |
| • | humidity: 5 - 95% |
| • | Ambient pressure: 620 – 1100hPa (Automatic ambient pressure compensation within these limits)" |
Monitoring:
| • | Airway pressure |
| • | Leakage |
| • | Apnea |
| • | breathing rate |
| • | Volume - tidal and minute (VTe, MVe) |
Waveform display: Pav" The following should be delivered with the device:
| • | Reducer for O2 cylinder |
| • | patient hose |
| • | power supply unit for 220V |
| • | DC/DC converter for transport vehicles" (p. 2) |
Item #4. BRONCHIAL ASPIRATOR The aspirator must be portable Maximum suction flow 55 lit/min minimum;
Maximum vacuum -900 mbar to 0 mbar" Maximum noise: 43 dB The aspirator can be mounted on a rail, maximum weight 1800 g The aspirator has 2 secretion containers. The containers are located on a holder, so they are also portable, together with the aspirator.
Secretion container volume 700 ml, graduated at 10 ml. Containers are autoclavable at a temperature of 134 °C The aspirator is driven by vacuum from the central gas distribution.
A drive hose for connection to the central gas distribution is delivered with the aspirator. (p. 7)
Item #5. CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE Continuous drainage with a water vacuum gauge Maximum vacuum: -50 to 0 mbar Maximum suction flow: 15L/min Maximum weight: 1200 g The drainage is of the ejector type, driven by vacuum from the central gas distribution The drainage can be mounted on a medical rail The drainage possesses two secretion bottles on a special portable holder. The portable set with bottles can be hooked onto a medical rail.
Secretion container volume 700 ml, graduated at 10 ml. Containers are autoclavable at a temperature of 134 °C A drive hose for connection to the central gas distribution is delivered with the aspirator.
Item #6. OXYGEN THERAPY Oxygen therapy consists of an O2 flow meter, humidifier, and O2 mask with a connection hose Conventional operating principle, with a ball as a flow indicator The flow meter is very precise, with a flow range of 2 – 16 lit/min Flow meters should be robust and tested to withstand pressures up to 80 bar which ensures safety for medical personnel and patients Materials from which the flow meters are made:
Housing: aluminum Pressure dome: polycarbonate" Flow meters are connected directly to the consumption point, via a 1.5 m long hose, so they can be hooked with the power supply unit via a medical rail Flow meters are compatible with the breathing gas humidifier, which is used for inhalation and moistens gas to a relative humidity of 50 - 70%. The humidifier is connected directly to the flow meter via an M34 x 1.5 thread (p. 6) The humidifier has a capacity of 220ml and can be autoclaved at temperatures up to 134°C Each O2 therapy should be delivered with an O2 mask, with a connection hose that can be connected to the humidifier
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