Remstar auto?
- battlin_blazes
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Remstar auto?
well I have a question on this Remstar auto, is there anyway that i can see what this thing is actually doing overnight? I'm curious to know what the pressure is doing etc. Is there a way to access that information without having the smart card read? I think last night was the most I've slept with it around 6 hours and I was curious what it actually did. Also will the machine ramp itself back down? Say it went up to 12 pounds pressure and I started breathing again will it drop back down to 5 pounds starting point? I wasn't sure if you could access that information with the screen it has on it or not?
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- battlin_blazes
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thanks, I didn't think it was an option and I'm pretty sure my wife is not going to go for the stay up and watch plan Does the machine ramp up and down or once it builds pressure it stays at that level? In other words if it ramps up to 12 pounds does it stay at 12 pounds or will it go back down as you start breathing again?
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Battlin:
The Auto will ramp up (increase pressure) as needed to treat events (snores, hypopneas, apneas and variable breaths). Once the events are over, no new events are detected, and a specified time period has elapsed, the pressure will ramp back down to your minimum pressure setpoint. Of course, if events are detected during the ramp down, the pressure will ramp back up. This cycling repeats throughtout the sleep period. It is typical to have many (3 or more) of these cycles during one sleep period.
Hope this helps!
Grant
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The Auto will ramp up (increase pressure) as needed to treat events (snores, hypopneas, apneas and variable breaths). Once the events are over, no new events are detected, and a specified time period has elapsed, the pressure will ramp back down to your minimum pressure setpoint. Of course, if events are detected during the ramp down, the pressure will ramp back up. This cycling repeats throughtout the sleep period. It is typical to have many (3 or more) of these cycles during one sleep period.
Hope this helps!
Grant
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- battlin_blazes
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