Bonny Carlene Setzer

20080053441, Mar 6, 2008

Sep 1, 2006

11/469677

Kelly S. Gottlib - San Ramon CA, US
Philip K. Snyder - Livermore CA, US
Michael J. Fullmer - Alameda CA, US
Charles E. Porges - Orinda CA, US
Bonny Setzer - Pleasanton CA, US

A61M 16/00
A62B 7/00

12820423, 12820511, 12820421

A breathing assistance system with functionality for detecting the existence of a fault condition may include a pressure detector, a flow detector and a fault detection system. The pressure detector may take pressure measurements, each measurement comprising a measurement of a gas flow rate in the breathing assistance system. The flow detector may take flow rate measurements, each flow rate measurement comprising a measurement of has flow rate in the breathing assistance system. The fault detection system may process the pressure measurements and/or flow rate measurements to determine the existence of a fault condition associated with the breathing assistance system.

20080072896, Mar 27, 2008

Sep 27, 2006

11/535964

Bonny Carlene Setzer - Pleasanton CA, US
Joseph Douglas Vandine - Newark CA, US
William Brian Greger - San Francisco CA, US

A61M 16/00

12820024

A ventilator system includes a ventilator configured for ventilating a patient based on a plurality of ventilation parameters, and a multi-level graphic user interface (GUI) coupled to the ventilator. The multi-level GUI may be configured to display a view menu allowing a user to select from multiple different views providing different levels of user access to the ventilation parameters. The multiple different views may include a first view and a second view. The first view may display values for a first set of ventilation parameters, and user access for adjusting the setting for at least one of the first set of the ventilation parameters. The second view may display values for a second set of the ventilation parameters, and access for adjusting the settings for at least one of the second set of the ventilation parameters. The second set of ventilation parameters may be larger than the first set of ventilation parameters.

20080072902, Mar 27, 2008

Sep 27, 2006

11/535860

Bonny Carlene Setzer - Pleasanton CA, US
Joseph Douglas Vandine - Newark CA, US
William Brian Greger - San Francisco CA, US

A61M 16/00

12820421, 12820418

A ventilator system may include a ventilator and a graphic user interface (GUI) module. The GUI module may display a user interface for configuring a plurality of preset breath delivery therapies for providing ventilation assistance to a patient, and for selecting one of the plurality of preset breath delivery therapies to activate. Each preset breath delivery therapy may be defined by a set of ventilation parameter settings, and configuring each preset breath delivery therapy may include configuring at least one ventilation parameter setting. The ventilator may be configured to provide breathing assistance to the patient based at least on the set of ventilation parameter settings corresponding to the activated preset breath delivery therapy.