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Phillips DreamMachine Daytime Nap - Elvis - 11-22-2019
I have used my DreamMachine during the day and found that it messed with my SD card readout for the same night. What caused that to happen?
RE: Phillips DreamMachine Daytime Nap - jaswilliams - 11-22-2019
Oscar will only import once per day, you can purge the day and import again. The best thing to do is to wait until the morning following a full night of sleep don’t import after an afternoon nap
RE: Phillips DreamMachine Daytime Nap - Elvis - 11-22-2019
RE: Phillips DreamMachine Daytime Nap - Elvis - 11-23-2019
Could someone please esplain this to me a little more:
Obstructive Apnea (OA)
A good rule of thumb is to keep your minimum pressure setting about 2-cm below your 90% pressure or near the average if they are close. The goal is to raise support (Min Pressure / IPAP) to reduce/minimize/if we are lucky, eliminate Obstructive events. These include Hyponeas, Flow Limits, and Snores. The Max Pressure / EPAP is lowered to minimize other issues (Aerophagia , swallow too much air, too much pressure causes wakeups) if needed. Typically it is set at either MAX pressure (20 cmH2O) or just above the max pressure to prevent wild running high.