Datex Ohmeda, GE Aestiva/5 Anesthesia Machine

The GE Datex-Ohmeda Aestiva/5 breathing circuit is
integrated to help simplify cable management and
improve patient safety.
Components are protected from damage and
disconnection. Smart sensors and
switches provide uninterrupted
communication between the breathing circuit and
the SmartVent ventilator.

The Aestiva/5 offers a unique combination of
quality performance and cost-control.
The 7100 ventilator provides a wide range of
capabilities, including optimal tidal volume compensation and
integrated volume and oxygen monitoring.
Recognized as an anesthesia system that
has patient centered engineering and
clinician-oriented efficiency.
Optional: Tek 5 Vaporizers.

Specifications
2 Vap Dimensions:
Height: 53.4″ (135.8 cm)
Width: 29.5″ (75 cm)
Depth: 32.7″ (83 cm)
2 Vap Weight:
300 lb (136 kg)

3 Vap Dimensions:
Height: 53.4″ (135.8 cm)
Width: 36.6″ (93 cm)
Depth: 32.7″ (83 cm)
3 Vap Weight:
340 lb (154 kg)

GE Datex-Ohmeda Aestiva/5 General:
Four display options with integrated monitor controls:
15″ or 17″ high resolution color video display and
10.4″ or 15″ flat panel color LCD display.
Or large 17″ color CRT display.
User configurable display layout and colors.
Support for up to 8 waveforms on screen.
Support for user configurable second and third screen with different waveform and numerical information
Anesthesia dedicated alarm system
Alarms display and adjustment page
10-minute graphical mini trends referenced to set alarm limits
Automatic alarm limits function
Six user configurable modes and special cardiac bypass mode
24 hour numerical and graphical trends
Split screen capability to show ST, spirometry loop, EEG, EP or mini trends permanently
Four user-configurable graphical trend pages
Trend cursor in both graphical and numerical trends
Waveform snapshots to store and recall waveform samples
Help function
On-line help for menu functions
Open software and hardware architecture
Easy insertion/removal of plug-in parameter modules without interrupting other monitoring
Anesthesia care oriented user interface
Optional extended arrhythmia analysis
Connector for Datex-Ohmeda S/5™ Device Interfacing Solution
Anesthesia specific command bar for intuitive access to the monitoring functions
Removable command bar brings monitor controls close to the user
Frame with additional module slots
Moves patient cables close to the patient
Single cable connects the Extension Frame to the s/5 anesthesia Monitor’s Central Unit
Reduces patient cable clutter
Mounts to any vertical or horizontal pole

Display:
Size: 12.1 in diagonal.
Type: Active matrix color TFT LCD.
Resolution: SVGA resolution, 800 x 600.
Number of traces: Up to 8.
Display layout and colors: User-configurable. Integrated Command Board with direct function keys, menu keys and ComWheelª for selections and adjustments in menus.

Frame:
Module capacity: 2+2 module slots.
I/O connections: RS-232 computer serial output. 2 analog outputs. External keyboard connector.
Network option: Compatible with Datex-Ohmeda Network for monitor-to-monitor communication and centralized viewing.
Network and MemCard option: Activates MemCards to transfer the trended data of patient vital signs.
Laser printing capabilities with serial printer supporting PCL5 language. (Network and serial/parallel converter.)
Recorder option: Built-in three-channel thermal array recorder.
Bed mount, wall mount and roll stand.

Dimensions:
Size: 13.2 in W x 8.1 in D x 13.4 in H (335 x 205 x 340 mm).

Weight:
24.2 lbs. (11 kg)(without modules)

Power Supply:
Rate Voltage range and requencies: 100 to 240v ± 10%, 50/60 Hz.
Maximum Power Consumption: 140VA.
Protection class: Class I.
Grounding: Hospital grade.

Battery:
Type: Built-in NiMH battery (2 pcs.)
Capacity: Up to 1.5 h typical on full charge at 23° C.
Recharging: When connected to main power.
Charging time: 10 hours to full capacity.
Battery operation alarm.
Indicator: Battery bar displayed on the screen.

Trends:
Graphical: All parameters, selectable times from 30 min to 72 h.
Numerical: Continuously measured parameters sampled every 5 minutes, NIBP and PCWP values updated after each measurement. Also marker triggers numerical trend updating.
Trend cursor: In both graphical and numerical trends.

Alarms:
Alarm system classified into three categories according to priority in critical care; color and audio tone coded. Central alarms display and adjustment page. 10 min graphical mini trends referenced to set alarm limits.