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Titration protocol reference guide

Titration protocol reference guide Description Page Patient types 3 Titration protocol goals 4 CPAP CPAP protocol 5-6 auto CPAP auto CPAP protocol 7-8 BiPAP S BiPAP S protocol 9-10 BiPAP Auto BiPAP Auto protocol 11-12 BiPAP autosv BiPAP autosv protocol 13-14 protocol 15-16 protocol 17-18 Sample prescriptions 19 IMPRTANT:The suggested guidelines are intended to serve only as a reference. They should be used only in conjunction with the instructions and/or protocol(s) set forth by the physician and institution in which the assist device is being used. The guidelines are not intended to supersede established medical protocols. These protocols are recommended for adult patients only. 2 Titration protocol reference guide

Patient types Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration Titration protocol reference guide 3

General Titration Protocol Goals The goals should be individualized to meet the needs of each patient. 1. Keep the airway open (airway management) 2. Stabilize breathing patterns by monitoring the patient s response to therapy 3. Adjust user set parameters as needed for optimal therapy efficacy and adherence 4. Ensure proper mask fit to enhance comfort and acceptance and to minimize leaks 5. Have patient lie down and breathe on the designated therapy device at the basic settings described with each protocol 6. Recheck mask fit, assure patient comfort and acceptance 7. Adjust flex features to patient comfort 4 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration CPAP Titration protocol reference guide 5

Suggested titration protocol for CPAP 1 Set CPAP at 4 cm H 2 Set C-Flex or C-Flex+ to patient comfort bserve for bstructive Events* YES N ptimal Pressure Reached Increase CPAP by 1 cm H 2 Wait 5 minutes Repeat as needed YES If the patient cannot tolerate pressure increase, or the pressure threshold of 15 cm H 2 is reached, switch patient to BiPAP S protocol Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial CPAP settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity C-Flex or C-Flex+ may be adjusted to patient comfort If central apneas are observed consider decreasing pressure for 20 minutes; if still present consider switching to BiPAP autosv protocol *bstructive Event: 2 obstructive apneas, or 3 hypopneas, or 5 RERAs, or 3 min of loud, definite snoring 1 1 AASM Task Force. Clinical Guidelines for the Manual Titration of Positive Airway Pressure in Patients with bstructive Sleep Apnea. JCSM, Vol 4, No.2, 2008. 6 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration auto CPAP Titration protocol reference guide 7

Suggested titration protocol for Auto CPAP Patient on CPAP changed to Auto CPAP CPAP at 10 cm H 2 Set AutoMin at 4 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set AutoMax to 20 cm H 2 Set A-Flex to patient comfort CPAP at > 10* cm H 2 Set AutoMin at 6 to 8 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set AutoMax to 20 cm H 2 Set A-Flex to patient comfort Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial Auto CPAP settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity A-Flex may be adjusted to patient comfort If central apneas are observed consider switching to BiPAP autosv Protocol *If multiple obstructive events are observed at the beginning of the study use a higher AutoMin 8 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration BiPAP S Titration protocol reference guide 9

Suggested titration protocol for BiPAP S 1 Changing from CPAP therapy to BiPAP S N Set IPAP at 8 cm H 2 Set EPAP at 4 cm H 2 Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort YES Set IPAP at CPAP level Set EPAP at 4 cm H 2 below the IPAP level Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort bserve for Events* bstructive Apneas* Increase EPAP by 1 cm H 2 Maintain IPAP and EPAP differential Wait 5 minutes ther Events** Increase IPAP by 1 cm H 2 Wait 5 minutes N ptimal Pressure Reached Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial BiPAP S settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity Bi-Flex may be adjusted to patient comfort If central apneas are observed consider decreasing pressure for 20 minutes; if still present consider switching to BiPAP autosv protocol *bstructive Event: 2 obstructive apneas, **ther 3 hypopneas, or 5 RERAs, or 3 min of loud, definite snoring 1 1 AASM Task Force. Clinical Guidelines for the Manual Titration of Positive Airway Pressure in Patients with bstructive Sleep Apnea. JCSM, Vol 4, No.2, 2008. 10 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration BiPAP Auto Titration protocol reference guide 11

Suggested titration protocol for BiPAP Auto Patient on CPAP changed to BiPAP Auto CPAP at 10 cm H 2 Set MinEPAP at 4 cm H 2 Set PSmin at 4 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set MaxIPAP to 25 cm H 2 Set PSmax to 8 cm H 2 Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort CPAP at > 10* cm H 2 Set MinEPAP at 6 to 8 cm H 2 Set PSmin at 4 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set MaxIPAP to 25 cm H 2 Set PSmax to 8 cm H 2 Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial BiPAP Auto settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity Bi-Flex may be adjusted to patient comfort If central apneas are observed consider switching to BiPAP autosv protocol *If multiple obstructive events are observed at the beginning of the study use a higher MinEPAP 12 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration BiPAP autosv Titration protocol reference guide 13

Suggested titration protocol for BiPAP autosv Patient on CPAP changed to BiPAP autosv CPAP at 10 cm H 2 Set EPAPmin at 4 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set EPAPmax 20 cm H 2 PSmin at 0 cm H 2 or at patient comfort Set PSmax to 20 cm H 2 Set Max pressure to 25 cm H 2 Rate to Auto Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort CPAP at > 10 cm H 2 Set EPAPmin at 6 to 8 cm H 2 or patient comfort Set EPAPmax at highest level attainable, PSmin at 0 cm H 2 or at patient comfort Set PSmax at highest level attainable Set Max pressure to 25 cm H 2 Rate to Auto Set Bi-Flex to patient comfort Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial BiPAP autosv settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity Bi-Flex may be adjusted to patient comfort If numerous hypopneas are noted, maintain PS > 4 cm H 2 *If multiple obstructive events are observed at the beginning of the study use a higher EPAPmin 14 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration Titration protocol reference guide 15

Suggested titration protocol for 1 Set IPAP at 8 cm H 2 Set EPAP at 4 cm H 2 Set Rate at 8-10 BPM or 2 BPM below the patient s spontaneous rate Set I-Time at 1.5 seconds or patient comfort Set Rise time at 2 or 3 patient comfort bserve for Events* N bstructive Apneas* Increase EPAP by 1 cm H 2 Maintain IPAP and EPAP differential Wait 5 minutes ther Events** Increase IPAP by 1 cm H 2 Wait 5 minutes N ptimal Pressure Reached Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity I-Time may be adjusted to patient comfort Consider supplemental 2 if Sp 2 <88% or <90% at optimal PS and RR for 5 min *bstructive Event: 2 obstructive apneas, **ther 3 hypopneas, or 5 RERAs, or 3 min of loud, definite snoring **Respiratory Event: Appearance of or worsening of hypoventilation during sleep 1 AASM Task Force. Best Clinical Practices for the Sleep Center Adjustment of NPPV in Stable Chronic Alveolar Hypoventilation Syndromes. JCSM, Vol 6, No.5, 2010. 16 Titration protocol reference guide

Neuromuscular disorders and SDB CPD Restrictive disorders (e.g., kyphosis or fibrosis) SA CPAP Auto CPAP BiPAP Auto BiPAP S besity hypoventilation Complex piod-induced Cheyne-Stokes respiration Titration protocol reference guide 17

Suggested titration protocol for Set Tidal Volume target* Set IPAPmin at 8 cm H 2 Set IPAPmax at 25 cm H 2 Set EPAP at 4 cm H 2 Set Rate at 8-10 BPM or 2 BPM below the patient s spontaneous rate Set I-Time at 1.5 seconds or patient comfort Set Rise time at 2 or 3 or patient comfort bserve for Events YES bstructive Events** Increase EPAP by 1 cm H 2 Respiratory Events*** Inadequate Tidal Volume Increase the Tidal Volume target Inadequate Respiratory Rate Increase RR by 2 BPM Inadequate xygenation Increase EPAP Wait 5 minutes N ptimal Pressure Reached *3 ways to choose a starting tidal volume with AVAPS: 1. MD suggestion 2. Patient comfort 3. Ideal body weight: 8 ml/kg* *AVAPS suggested tidal volume settings based on height and ideal weight. height 59" 61" 63" 65" 67" 69" 71" 73" 75" ideal weight 8 ml/kg V T 52.0 kg 55.5 kg 59.0 kg 62.5 kg 66.5 kg 70.5 kg 74.5 kg 78.5 kg 83.0 kg 420 ml 440 ml 470 ml 500 ml 530 ml 560 ml 600 ml 630 ml 660 ml Note: Establish initial settings as indicated or as ordered by physician Initial settings may be adjusted to patient condition or severity I-Time may be adjusted to patient comfort Consider supplemental 2 if Sp 2 <88% or <90% at optimal PS and RR for 5 min. **bstructive Event: > 2 obstructive apneas, > 3 hypopneas, or > 5 RERAs, or > 3 min of loud, definite snoring ***Respiratory Event: Appearance or worsening of hypoventilation during sleep 18 Titration protocol reference guide

Sample prescriptions System ne CPAP cm H 2 with Encore Anywhere/SleepMapper Heated Humidifier Heated Tube DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE System ne CPAP REMstar Auto C-Flex C-Flex+ A-Flex: 1 2 3 Auto Pressure: Min: cm H 2 Max: cm H 2 Encore Anywhere/SleepMapper Heated Humidifier Heated Tube DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE System ne CPAP cm H 2 with Flex EncoreAnywhere/SleepMapper Heated Humidifier Heated Tube Convert to System ne BiPAP Auto after 60 days if non-compliant DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE BiPAP Auto SV EPAPmin: cm H 2 (4 cm 25 cm) EPAPmax: cm H 2 (4 cm 25 cm) PSmax: cm H 2 (0 cm 21 cm) PSmin: cm H 2 (0 cm 21 cm) Max Pressure: cm H 2 (25 cm) Rate: BPM (auto, 4-30, off) Bi-flex setting: (1,2,3) Encore Anywhere/SleepMapper Heated Humidifier Heated Tube DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE AVAPS EPAP: cm H 2 (4 cm 25 cm) IPAP max: cm H 2 IPAP min: cm H 2 Max Pressure: cm H 2 (30 cm) Rate: BPM (4-30) Tidal Volume ml (200-1500 ml) Heated Humidifier Heated Tube DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE System ne REMstar Pro / REMstar Auto C-Flex C-Flex+ A-Flex: 1 2 3 CPAP Check Pressure: cm H 2 (±3 cm) Auto Pressure: Min: cm H 2 Max: cm H 2 Auto Trial Duration days then 90% pressure (±3 cm) Encore Anywhere/SleepMapper Heated Humidifier Heated Tube DISPENSE AS WRITTEN/D NT SUBSTITUTE Titration protocol reference guide 19

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