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The Ohmeda 7000 ventilator is used for volume or pressure control ventilation. The Ohmeda 7000 Ventilator is an anesthesia ventilator.

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== ***Background*** ==

The Ohmeda 7000 ventilator is an anesthesia ventilator that is pneumatically driven is electronically controlled.

Before the company was named Ohmeda in 1984, they were formerly known as the Ohio Chemical and Manufacturing Company that was founded in 1910

The Ohmeda 7000 was established in 1995

Some of the features of the Ohmeda 7000 include the following:

* Separate from the driving gas circuit is the patient circuit
* Included is a metal bellows assembly that can be sterilized
* Controls for the operator to use, with linearly calibrated scales
* The Ohmeda 7000 is compatible with both pediatric and adult bellows
* The Ohmeda 7000 has audible alarms as well as visual alarms that inform the operator that there are abnormal conditions

== ***Identification*** ==

* Height: 14.3 inches (36.3 cm)
* Width: 8.7 (22.1 cm)
* Depth: 9.2 inches (9.2 cm)
* Weight – 8.5 kg / 19 lbs
* Voltage - User selectable: 100, 120, 220 or 240 VAC ±10% (50/60 Hz)
* Power Consumption - 53 watts maximum
* Respiratory Range - 6 - 40 B/min
* I:E Ratio - 1:1 to 1:3
* Tidal Volume – Adult bellows: 100 -1600 mL; Pediatric bellows: 0 to 300 mL
* Inspiratory Flow Rate - 4 to 62 L/min
* Alarm Types - Ventilator failure, Set Volume Not Delivered, Low Oxygen Supply Pressure, Low Airway Pressure, Actual I:E less than dial setting
* This device does not come in more than one color

== Technical Specification ==

* Voltage - User selectable: 100, 120, 220 or 240 VAC ±10% (50/60 Hz)
* Power Consumption - 53 watts maximum
* Calibrated electronic control allows for a more accurate ventilation delivery
* Minute volume, I:E ration and rate controls can adjust without affecting other settings
* Comprehensive alarms and safety features
* Accommodates nearly any patient size

== Sources ==

https://www.woodlibrarymuseum.org/museum/ohio-modulus/

https://pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/article/96/3/766/39913/Ventilatory-Failures-with-the-Datex-Ohmeda-7900

https://avantehs.com/p/ohmeda-7000-anesthesia-ventilator/113

file:///Users/ashlynn.garcia/Downloads/Ventilator%207000%20Operation%20and%20Maint%20(4).pdf

* ''The last fourth document and the fifth document are failures that occurred with the Ohmeda 7000 Ventilator, this article explains what happened and what went wrong/was wrong with the medical device''

[video|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUYEzFgrxIA]

The video is not in English, however, you can see how the Ohmeda 7000 Ventilator is meant to be used

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Ohmeda 7000 Service Manual.pdf

Ohmeda 7000 Operation and Maintenance Manual.pdf

Datex Ohmeda Modulus II with 7000 Ventilator Maintenance Procedures.pdf

Inadvertent Extubation In Infants Fails To Trigger.65

Lethan Air Embolism During Cesarean Delivery For Placenta Previa

Ohmeda 7000 Maintenance Procedures

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