Airsense 11 Clinical Menu | How to Get to CPAP Clinical Settings

The clinical menu in CPAP machines refers to a set of settings and features that can be accessed by healthcare professionals to adjust the machine's performance based on a patient's specific needs.

The clinical menu typically includes settings such as:

Pressure settings: CPAP machines deliver a continuous flow of air at a specific pressure level to keep the airway open during sleep. The pressure setting can be adjusted to suit the patient's needs.

Ramp time: This setting allows the pressure to gradually increase over a period of time, making it more comfortable for the patient to fall asleep.

Mask type: The clinical menu may include options for different types of masks, such as nasal masks or full-face masks, which can be selected based on the patient's comfort and fit.

Humidification: CPAP machines can be equipped with a humidifier to prevent dryness and irritation in the airway. The clinical menu allows healthcare professionals to adjust the level of humidification based on the patient's needs.

Compliance tracking: Some CPAP machines include features that track the patient's compliance with the therapy, such as the number of hours per night the machine is used. This information can be accessed through the clinical menu and used to monitor the patient's progress and adjust the therapy as needed.

Overall, the clinical menu in CPAP machines provides healthcare professionals with a range of options to customize the therapy to meet the specific needs of each patient.

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