GE Dash 3000 Operator's Manual page 79

Understanding the Split-View Display
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WARNING
—Due to space limitations in the alarm message line, it is possible
that the alarm line will only display the beds that are in alarm, but
not the alarm reason. Or the alarm reason may be abbreviated to the
point where the reason is not immediately obvious to the user. To
view alarm reason, select VIEW ALARM for the bed you wish to
view.
To select an alarming monitor, follow this procedure.
1. Select MORE MENUS > VIEW OTHER PATIENT.
2. Select the alarming monitor from the associated VIEW ALARM menu.
3. Select one or more of the following functions:
GRAPH/ PRINT
SILENCE (60 seconds)
LAST EVENT
VITAL SIGNS
GRAPHIC TRENDS
4. Select RETURN, PREVIOUS MENU or MAIN MENU to exit.
When viewing another monitor, the split view divides the display in half, Each side
displays one monitor's patient information.
Right — Host monitor patient information.
Left — Viewed monitor patient information, including the first six parameter
windows and up to four waveforms. The "VIEWED PATIENT" message
displays on the bottom of the split-view.
The viewed monitor displays until you select MAIN MENU or view another monitor.
Dash™ 3000/4000/5000
Managing Patients
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