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DRÄGER
INFINITY ® ID-ACCESSORIES
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Just a
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Move the patient from induction into the
OR – without having to reenter ventilation
parameters at the anesthesia workstation.
Change the water trap on schedule –
without having to check stickers or logbooks.
Connect ventilation circuits and breathing
bag – without losing control of making
a proper connection.
With Infinity® ID-accessories
from Dräger it simply is routine.
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DRÄGER INFINITY® ID-ACCESSORIES
Make your connection – and
breathe easier
Connecting breathing circuits, changing
water traps and replacing soda lime are
some of the many tasks required on a
daily basis within an intensive care unit or
operating room. Even simple, routine tasks
consume valuable time and require
constant attention, with every single task
just as important as the next. How
easy is it to make an incorrect circuit
connection? How easy is it to forget to
change a water trap? What if the soda lime
canister is not properly connected to the
anesthetic machine? These mistakes can
and do happen, and the consequences
can be serious.
WHY NOT ENLIST SOME ACTIVE SUPPORT
Infinity ID-accessories from Dräger do more than
just fulfill their primary function such as ventilating
a patient or measuring parameter values. Each and
every Infinity ID-accessory has been designed to
offer additional functionality, which – that has been
demonstrated by the daily clinical routine at
Zurich‘s University Hospital – can help you simplify
routine tasks, streamline workflow and increase
safety levels. This enables you to concentrate on
the most important thing – your patients.
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FOR YOUR DAILY ROUTINE TASKS?
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Zurich University Hospital
INFINITY ® ID-ACCESSORIES AND THE DAILY
CLINICAL ROUTINE AT ZURICH’S UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
Infinity ID-accessories from Dräger have been in use at
the University Hospital in Zurich since 2009. Following
a successful test phase in the ENT and ophthalmology
departments, doctors and caregivers have been working
with ID-accessories throughout the hospital’s surgical
unit. The following Infinity ID-accessories are in use on
a daily basis:
– various Infinity ID breathing circuits
– the Infinity ID WaterLock 2 water trap
– the soda lime system Infinity ID CLIC Absorber Free
ON THE ROAD TO STANDARDIZATION
WITH INFINITY ® ID
Personnel at the University Hospital routinely rotate
through different department operating rooms during
the day. To ensure the same high standard of care in all
areas, hospital management decided to standardize OR
workplaces. One milestone toward standardization was
Dräger Infinity ID. Doctors and caregivers alike needed
little convincing, and everyone involved reported that
learning to use Dräger Infinity ID-accessories on their
Infinity Empowered devices was easy and highly intuitive.
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There’s
much
than
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meets the eye
more to it
Dräger
Infinity® ID-accessories
Supporting care. Supporting you.
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DRÄGER INFINITY® ID-ACCESSORIES
There’s
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than
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TRANSFER OF VENTILATION SETTINGS (TVS)
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– Begin in the induction room with a Dräger Primus Infinity
Empowered (IE) anesthesia workstation. The Primus
stores ventilation settings and alarm limits continuously on
an RFID chip inside the Infinity ID breathing circuit – from
the first second on.
– Ready to transfer to the operating room? Simply remove
the breathing circuit from the Primus IE and move your
patient with the circuit into the OR.
– Once you’re there, connect the Infinity ID breathing
circuit directly with the Primus IE. The parameters
stored on the chip are automatically displayed; all you
have to do is confirm and ventilation continues using
the same settings.
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Transport your patient while the circuit transports the
ventilation settings – from one device to the next.
EXPERIENCES AT THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN ZURICH*:
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“Not having to input the data a second time cuts down on
user errors, which means a higher level of patient safety.”
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“Transferring ventilation settings automatically saves lots
of time.”
“This function makes ventilation parameters transparent.”
“Infinity ID accessories ensure that initial ventilation settings
are carried on continuously.”
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* The statements here and on the following pages are from a questionnaire
completed by at doctors and caregivers at the University Hospital in Zurich
in 2010.
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DRÄGER INFINITY® ID-ACCESSORIES
There’s
much
than
EXCHANGE CONTROL
You‘ll never have to worry about missing an
exchange date again – our devices will remind you.
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– The Infinity ID water trap from Dräger stores the date
of first use on an RFID chip.
– At the end of the 28-day replacement interval,
the Primus IE will notify you.
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– Now you can exchange the water trap on schedule,
avoiding damage to devices caused by using old
water traps.
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“You can keep your eye on the exchange interval because
it’s shown on the display.”
“The additional functionality of the water trap is extremely
useful because it avoids damage to the machine.”
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MISMATCH CONTROL
Just connect the breathing circuit. The system will
help you recognize possible connection errors.
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– If a circuit is incorrectly connected, an alarm will
sound, enabling you to immediately correct the error.
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– The Primus IE recognizes the connector of an Infinity
ID breathing bag or Infinity ID breathing circuit.
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“Even when you‘re careful, incorrect connections do happen.
It’s reassuring to know that the system can recognize an
incorrect circuit connection right away.”
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“Correction error monitoring improves patient safety
because an alarm sounds if a wrong connection is made.”
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DRÄGER INFINITY® ID-ACCESSORIES
There’s
much
than
COMPATIBILITY CONTROL
– For example, is the Infinity ID breathing circuit
certified for use with the Primus IE?
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You can count on it: The system automatically checks
to make sure if the accessories are approved for
use together.
– If not, the Primus will inform you of this incompatibility
as soon as the connection is made, easily avoiding
potential hazards for patients and devices.
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“For accessories, the system doesn’t just check to see if it’s
a product from a different manufacturer; it also looks to see
if it is certified for use. That has a positive impact on
the safety of our patients.”
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LOCK-IN CONTROL
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– The Primus IE recognizes this problem right away.
The system informs you that the absorber is in park
position as soon as ventilation begins, which lets you
make a firm connection quickly.
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– Is the Infinity ID absorber just parked in its holder
on the Primus IE?
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As quick as a click: The anesthesia workstation
lets you know if the CLIC Absorber is not firmly
connected.
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“If the absorber isn’t properly connected, it can translate
to risk for the patient, which is why this function makes an
important contribution to patient safety.”
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“This function helps us use the machine more effectively.”
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There’s
much
than
CONFIGURATION CONTROL
– The accessory-specific data – for example, for active
humidification – is stored in the Infinity ID breathing
circuit.
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Get ready to be more efficient: The system
automatically sets all parameters to correspond
to those of the Infinity ID breathing circuit.
CALCULATION OF REMAINING CO 2
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– When you connect the circuit to an Evita Infinity V500
ventilator, all settings are transferred automatically –
no need for separate input of the ventilation settings.
ABSORBING CAPACITY
Something you can count on: With the help of the
absorber, the system automatically calculates the
remaining capacity of the soda lime.
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– How much soda lime has already been used?
Thanks to the Infinity ID CLIC Absorber by Dräger,
you won’t ever have to guess again.
– As soon as ventilation begins, the Primus IE
simultaneously begins to calculate the remaining
CO2 absorption capacity.
– You can see the results on the self-test page of the
Primus user interface.
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– If 80 % of the soda lime has been used, the system
will inform you, giving you time to prepare to replace it.
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How does RFID technology work with
Infinity ID-accessories?
INFINITY ID-ACCESSORIES –
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What exactly are ID-accessories?
Infinity ID-accessories are based on RFID
technology, which is short for Radio Frequency
Identification. You may have seen RFID technology
used in retail stores. If someone tries to remove an
article from a store without paying for it, an alarm
will sound at the exit thanks to RFID.
With Infinity ID, Dräger has pioneered the use of
this technology for clinical use in intensive care
units and operating rooms.
Quite simply: RFID makes a wireless connection
between the accessory and the device. When you
connect an Infinity ID-accessory to an Infinity IDdevice from Dräger, the accessory and the device
exchange data. This data is transformed by the
device software into useful additional functionality
for your daily clinical routine.
Can the radio waves cause harm to myself
or my patients?
No, the transmitter power is extremely low. The
stored data needs to be transferred only a few
centimeters between the accessory and the device.
Infinity ID conforms to all current standards for
medical products as well as for radio devices.
Accessory
Device
Can the data on the radio chip get lost?
No, the stored data is always duplicated, which
rules out the possibility of losing the data.
Does the chip store patient data?
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User
Yes, but only therapy-relevant data, such as age,
weight and size. Names or other personal data are
not stored.
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An Infinity ® ID-accessories
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overview
Infinity® ID Flow sensor
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Infinity® ID Breathing circuit
Infinity® ID CLIC Absorber Free
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Infinity® ID WaterLock® 2
Infinity® ID Expiration valve
Infinity® ID Breathing bag set
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DRÄGER INFINITY® ID-ACCESSORIES
Infinity ®
for Primus® IE, Evita® Infinity ® V500
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Basic (P) 180
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Watertrap (P) 180
Breathing bag sets
for children
Infinity® ID Breathing Bag Set (P) 110
Breathing circuits
for neonates
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Basic (N) 180
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Watertrap (N) 180
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Heated (N)
Breathing bag sets
for neonates
Infinity® ID Breathing Bag Set (N) 110
Soda lime container
Infinity® ID CLIC Absorber 800+
Infinity® ID CLIC Absorber Free
Water trap
Infinity® ID WaterLock 2*
Flow sensor
Infinity® ID Flow sensor
Expiration valve
Infinity® ID Expiration valve (disposable)
* Fixed exchange interval of 28 days. ** This function is supported only by the Evita® Infinity® V500.
*** This function is not supported by the Perseus® A500 and Babylog® VN500.
BABYLOG ® VN500
Breathing circuits
for children
INFINITY ® V300
Infinity® ID Breathing Bag Set
Infinity® ID Breathing Bag Set 150
EVITA ®
Breathing bag sets
for adults
INFINITY ® V500
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Smoothbore
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Smoothbore 300
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Coaxial
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Watertrap 180
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Basic 180
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Basic 250
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Flex 220
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Dual Heated
Infinity® ID Breathing Circuit Heated
EVITA ®
Breathing circuits
for adults
INFINITY ® EMPOWERED
DESCRIPTION
PRIMUS ®
ACCESSORY
(SOFTWARE RELEASE 1.0)
PERSEUS ® A500
DRÄGER DEVICE
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ID-accessories
and Babylog ® VN500 from Dräger
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Perseus® A500
PART NO.
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MP00345
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Calculation of remaining
CO2 absorption capacity***
Lock-in control
Configuration control**
Transfer of ventilation
settings (TVS)***
Exchange control
Primus® Infinity® Empowered
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MP01341
Evita® Infinity® V500,
Evita® Infinity® V300
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MX50004
MX50120
*
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6871980
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Compatibility control
Mismatch control
ADDITIONAL FUNCTION
Babylog® VN500
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