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ISO 18835:2015

ISO 18835:2015 Inhalational anaesthesia systems – Draw-over anaesthetic systems

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Description

ISO 18835:2015 specifies basic safety and essential performance requirements for anaesthetic systems utilizing the draw-over method to provide inhalational anaesthesia.

Requirements are included to allow the use of these systems with both non-flammable and flammable anaesthetic agents.

ISO 18835:2015 also includes requirements for a bellows-type manual ventilator.

NOTE 1 Requirements for automatic anaesthetic ventilators are covered by ISO 80601‚Äë2-13.

NOTE 2 Requirements for operator-powered self-inflating bags are covered by ISO 10651‚Äë4.

ISO 18835:2015 does not specify requirements for monitoring of the equipment or the patient.

Edition

1

Published Date

2015-04-02

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

22

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 18835:2015 specifies basic safety and essential performance requirements for anaesthetic systems utilizing the draw-over method to provide inhalational anaesthesia.

Requirements are included to allow the use of these systems with both non-flammable and flammable anaesthetic agents.

ISO 18835:2015 also includes requirements for a bellows-type manual ventilator.

NOTE 1 Requirements for automatic anaesthetic ventilators are covered by ISO 80601‚Äë2-13.

NOTE 2 Requirements for operator-powered self-inflating bags are covered by ISO 10651‚Äë4.

ISO 18835:2015 does not specify requirements for monitoring of the equipment or the patient.

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