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TNegative Inspiratory Force is a weaning measurement that is used to evaluate the patient’s readiness to be weaned from the ventilator. NIF is used to determine the patient’s ability to take a deep breath and to generate a cough strong enough to clear secretions. The patient will not be ventilated during a NIF procedure. 1. Select as a Favorite - see "Setting Favorites" in the Operation section or select Menu > Lung Mechanics >NIF. 2. Set NIF Time. • Use the Trim Knob to select a NIF time up to 30 seconds. 3. Instruct the patient to fully exhale. 4. Select Start and instruct the patient to fully inhale. • When the patient inhales the most negative airway pressure is recorded and displayed along with a timestamp. • The procedure will end when the measurement is completed or when Stop is selected. If the measurement is not available, a red X will display indicating a failure. WARNING 7 Procedures 2065490-001 7-11 Measuring Vital capacity Vital Capacity is the measurement of a patient’s largest (VTexp) expired Tidal Volume over a 30 second period. During a Vital Capacity measurement, Pinsp and PS are set to zero. When the Vital Capacity measurement is complete Pinsp and PS return to the previous setting. During the Vital Capacity procedure, VTinsp and VTexp for each breath will display in the Splitscreen view. When the Vital Capacity procedure is complete, the largest VTexp value is displayed with a timestamp in the Lung Mechanics window. The patient will not be mechanically ventilated during a Vital Capacity procedure. 1. Select as a Favorite - see "Setting Favorites" in the Operation section or select Menu > Lung Mechanics > VC. 2. Select Start. 3. Instruct the patient to fully inhale and exhale. • The procedure will end when the measurement is completed or when Stop is selected. If the measurement is not available, a red X will display indicating a failu