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NSH has partnered with Philips Respironics, and we use the Esprit Ventilator with Speaking Mode. Patients rate not being able to speak as the WORST part of being on a ventilator. Our staff wants to hear what our patients have to say, and we want our patients to be involved with and ultimately be the directors of their care.
Esprit Ventilator
The flexible Esprit Ventilator combines sophisticated design with easy-to-use features. This microprocessor driven unit is easily upgradeable and offers a range of modes and breath types including volume control, pressure control, and fully integrated noninvasive ventilation. Because it has no need for wall air or compressors, and can be run on either ac power, a battery pack or an external battery, the Esprit's mobility and versatility make it ideal for use in any setting, from hospital to sub-acute care facilities.
The Esprit now has a new graphics option available, designed to provide clinicians with immediate, real time feedback in order to optimize ventilator settings. Also available is a new color screen option, designed to enhance the clinicians' ability to identify displays and facilitate the Esprit's already easy-to-use graphical user interface.
Features
Esprit Ventilator
Sophisticated
- A Range of Modes and Breath Types - Volume Control(VCV), Pressure Control(PCV), both with Pressure Support (PSV) and ully integrated Noninvasive Ventilation (NPPV)
- Multiple microprocessors for easy upgradeability
Easy to Use
- Touch screen (infrared) Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Intuitive menu structure
- Three-step setting change process
- Mode preset capability
- Pressure bargraph/breath indicator
- Prioritized alarms
Flexible
- No need for wall air or compressor
- Universal power supply plus battery back-up and external battery
- Mounting options (Carts and wall mount)
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