Breas Vivo 2 NIV Bipap Machine

Q: What is Breas vivo 2?

A: . Breas Vivo 2 is a portable medical ventilator designed to provide respiratory support to individuals with various respiratory conditions. It’s intended for use in both home care and clinical settings. The Breas Vivo 2 is manufactured by Breas Medical based in Sweden, a company specialising in sleep and respiratory care equipment.

Q: How does Breas vivo 2 Work?

A: The Breas Vivo 2 is a medical ventilator designed to support individuals with respiratory insufficiency or failure. It delivers mechanical ventilation, which assists the patient in breathing and maintaining appropriate oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in the blood.

The ventilator is connected to an air supply source, either an oxygen concentrator or a compressed air source. Oxygen Source provides the ventilator with the necessary gases for ventilation. The air flows through a system of tubing and circuitry that connects the ventilator to the patient. This tubing and circuitry deliver the air to the patient and allow for the exhalation of air as well. The Breas Vivo 2 has a user-friendly interface that allows the healthcare provider or the patient to set the ventilator parameters. These parameters include the respiratory rate, tidal volume (the amount of air delivered with each breath), inspiratory and expiratory times, and other settings based on the patient’s needs and condition. The ventilator can work in various modes, such as assist/control ventilation or pressure support. In assist/control mode, the ventilator provides full support, initiating a breath when the patient’s breathing effort is detected. In pressure support mode, the ventilator supports the patient’s spontaneous breaths by delivering a preset level of positive pressure. The ventilator includes safety features to protect the patient, such as pressure relief valves to prevent excessive pressure and audible and visual alarms to signal issues or alarms.

Q: What is the price of Breas vivo 2?

A: The price Of the Breas Vivo 2 In India Ranges from 170000 to 200000, Depending upon the accessories supplied.

Q: What conditions can Breas vivo two can treat?

A: It can be used to treat or manage a wide range of respiratory conditions, including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Respiratory Muscle Weakness, Neuromuscular Disorders, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Post-Surgery or Trauma.

Q: Do I need a prescription for Breas vivo 2?

A: You need a prescription from your doctor to use vivo 2.

Q: What Modes are available in Breas vivo 2? 

A: S, ST, PSV, PCV+A, and CPAP are modes in vivo 2.

Q: Is Breas Vivo 2 easy to set up and use?

A: Before using a Vivo 2 ventilator, you must have a prescription from your healthcare provider. Your healthcare provider will also determine the appropriate settings for the ventilator based on your medical condition and needs

. Once you have your Breas Vivo 2 ventilator, you must set it up based on the prescribed settings. This may involve adjusting parameters such as respiratory rate, tidal volume, and positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP). Your healthcare provider will provide the specific settings. Ensure you have a suitable power supply for the ventilator. The Breas Vivo 2 should come with a user manual. It’s essential to carefully read and follow the user manual’s instructions for setup and use. The manual will provide step-by-step guidance on assembling the device and configuring the settings. Connect the tubing and circuits as instructed in the user manual. Proper assembly and connections ensure adequate ventilation and avoid air leaks. Familiarise yourself with the device’s safety features, alarms, and troubleshooting procedures. User Manual includes understanding how to respond to alarms and knowing when to contact your healthcare provider or emergency services. Be prepared to monitor your condition while using the ventilator. This may involve watching for changes in your breathing pattern, monitoring oxygen saturation, and checking for discomfort or issues with the mask or tubing.

Q: Which masks are compatible with Breas vivo 2?

A: Vivo 2 Comes with a Standard CPAP/ Bipap connector, so any full face masks, Nasal masks, and pillow masks are compatible with Vivo 2.

Q: Can I use Breas Vivo 2 during travel?

A: Yes, you can use it during travel as it is lightweight and easy to carry. The use of a Breas Vivo 2 ventilator during travel is possible, as it is a portable medical ventilator designed for use in various settings, including at home and on the go

Q: How often should I replace the filters and other parts?

A: Filters should be replaced every six months; Mask and tubing should be replaced when worn out or 8-10 months, whichever is earlier.

Q: How do I clean and maintain my Breas vivo 2?

A: Proper cleaning and maintenance of your Vivo 2 ventilator are essential to ensure its functionality, prevent contamination, and extend its lifespan. Below are general guidelines for cleaning and maintaining a Vivo 2 ventilator. However, it’s crucial to consult the specific user manual and guidance provided by the manufacturer, as instructions can vary based on the model and design of the device. Here are the typical steps for cleaning and maintaining a medical ventilator:

Before handling the ventilator:

1. Wash your hands thoroughly.
2. Consider using appropriate PPE, such as gloves and a mask, depending on the circumstances, to prevent contamination.
3. Before cleaning, ensure the ventilator is powered off and disconnected from any power source or oxygen supply.
4. Clean the exterior surfaces of the ventilator using a mild, non-abrasive disinfectant or cleaning solution recommended by the manufacturer.

Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe down the surfaces, paying attention to areas that may come into contact with the patient or healthcare providers. Check and replace the filters as recommended in the user manual. Filters help prevent dust and particles from entering the ventilator and should be maintained regularly to ensure optimal performance.

Q: What data does Breas vivo 2 record, and how can I access it?

A: However, modern ventilators, including the Vivo 2, typically record a range of patient and treatment data to monitor and optimise the patient’s respiratory therapy. Here are some common types of data that a ventilator like the Breas Vivo 2 may record: Ventilation Parameters, Alarm Data, Patient Data, Trends and Waveforms, Compliance and Resistance Data.

Q: What are the benefits of using Breas vivo 2? 

A: . The benefits of using the Vivo 2 may include:

The Breas Vivo 2 can help patients with compromised lung function breathe more efficiently by providing mechanical ventilation support. This is especially important for individuals with conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or respiratory muscle weakness. The device is portable and lightweight, meaning patients can use it at home or on the go. This allows for increased mobility and flexibility compared to traditional, more giant ventilators confined to hospital settings. The device is designed with patient comfort in mind. Its user-friendly interface and quiet operation make it more comfortable for patients to use, improving their overall experience. The Breas Vivo 2 can be adjusted to meet each patient’s specific needs. This allows healthcare providers to tailor the ventilation settings to optimise patient comfort and treatment efficacy. By providing ventilatory support outside of a hospital environment, the Breas Vivo 2 can reduce the need for extended hospital stays, allowing patients to recover or manage their condition at home. While medical ventilators can be expensive, using a portable device like the Breas Vivo 2 at home can be a cost-effective solution in the long run, reducing the need for prolonged hospitalisation.

Q: Does Breas vivo 2 come with a warranty?

A: MG Medicare provides you with a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty for Breas vivo 2.

Q: Can I use Breas vivo 2 for pediatric patients?

A: The Breas vivo two is primarily designed and intended for adult patients and is not typically recommended for use in pediatric patients, particularly infants and young children. Pediatric sleep-related breathing disorders and their treatment require specialised equipment and expertise.