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CARESCAPE ONE User Manual DRAFT 26 October 2017
Transport use
Current patient settings transferred from the CARESCAPE ONE to the host monitor
The following current patient settings are transferred from the CARESCAPE ONE to the host
monitor at connection when a patient is admitted on the CARESCAPE ONE. If a patient is
not admitted on the CARESCAPE ONE at connection, the current patient settings are not
transferred from the CARESCAPE ONE to the host monitor. Instead, the current patient
settings from the host monitor are transferred to the CARESCAPE ONE as described in the
table Current patient settings transferred from the host monitor to the CARESCAPE ONE.
ECG
Impedance
respiration
SpO
2
Non-invasive
blood pressure
Invasive blood
pressure
Temperature
CO
2
Current patient settings transferred from the host monitor to the CARESCAPE ONE
ECG
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ECG 1 Lead
●
ECG 2 Lead
●
ECG 3 Lead
●
Lead Analysis
●
ST Analysis
●
Va Lead Position
●
Vb Lead Position
●
Resp Lead
●
Resp Measurement on/off
●
None
NIBP Auto
●
Channel label (if the CARESCAPE ONE channel is zeroed)
●
Filter Hz (if the CARESCAPE ONE channel is zeroed)
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IABP On (if the CARESCAPE ONE channel is zeroed)
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T1 Measurement
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T2 Measurement
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None
NOTE
When a CARESCAPE ONE is connected to a host
monitor, the host monitor displays the heart rate
reading sent by the CARESCAPE ONE until the host
monitor's ECG algorithm has successfully learned
the ECG rhythm.
NOTE
CARESCAPE ONE does not have group ST alarm
settings in standalone mode. When a host monitor
is using the group settings for ST alarm limits,
individual ST alarm limits and on/off statuses are
transferred to the CARESCAPE ONE when it is
disconnected from the host monitor for transport.
Upon reconnection after transport, the host
monitor group settings are used again.
You should always check the ST alarm settings
on the CARESCAPE ONE after disconnecting for
transport to make sure they are appropriate for the
patient being transported.
A Fib > Alarm Priority
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CARESCAPE ONE
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