Bi-level ventilator oxygen concentration can't be adjusted

The bi-level ventilator is a medical device that helps patients with breathing difficulties to breathe. Adjusting the oxygen level of a bi-level ventilator needs to be done according to the patient's specific condition and the doctor's recommendation. The following are some common causes and solutions that may make it difficult to adjust the oxygen concentration of a bi-level ventilator:

1. Patient Connection Error: Make sure that the oxygen tubing is correctly connected to the oxygen port on the bi-level ventilator and that the connection is tightened securely. Make sure that the oxygen source is turned on and that the oxygen tubing is not leaking.

2. Equipment malfunction: If the oxygen concentration cannot be adjusted no matter how the bi-level ventilator is operated, there may be an equipment malfunction. A medical device technician should be contacted to repair or replace the device.

3. Lack of privileges: Some bi-level ventilators may have privileges that allow only a physician or certain medical professionals to adjust oxygen levels. If you do not have the appropriate permissions, you should seek the help of a doctor or technician.

If none of these methods solves the problem, it is recommended that you contact a doctor or medical device technician as soon as possible for assistance and examination to ensure that the bi-level ventilator is working properly and providing the patient with the appropriate oxygen concentration.