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Patient Data Heset/Present
Interval Output/Container
Volume
Figure 5
Flow Rate
1.
Filla disposable container with water (approximately 2100mi) and hang it
so that it is higher than the Monitor.
Note:
A 60cc irrigation syringe can be used to fill the collection
container or two CritiCore disposable containers can be used for
this procedure. These containers should be dedicated for test
use only.
tf an irrigation syringe is used, proceed to step 5, otherwise continue with
step 2.
2.
Cut the inlet tubing of a second disposable container one inch below the
urine sample port connector.
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jnstall ihe modified second empty container into the Monitor.
tnser the plastic molded Control Fit connector at the end of the drain
tube on the filled container into the soft plastic tubing on the second
container extending from the Monitor (see Figure 5).
5.
Press the ON/OFF switch to tum the Monitor ON.
6.
Using either the irrigation syringe or a second disposable container,
allow approximately 100ML of water to drain into the container in the
Monitor.
7.
Wait approximately 10 seconds after the water has drained into the
Monitor and the surface of the water is steady. The Monitor should read
approximately "100 ML" in the Present Interval Output display.
8.
Press the Container Volume switch. The display should read
approximately "100 ml" Verify that the container volume disappears 30
seconds after the container volume switch is pressed.
9.
Press and hold the Patient Data Reset switch until a short "beep" is
heard.
10. Press the Container Volume switch a second time. The Container
Volume display should read within 3mi of the value noted in Step 8 and
the Present Interval Output display should read between "0" and "3 ML".
1.
Set the FLOW RATE toggle switch to the ON position.
2.
Set the Interval length to "1 HR."
Note:
If at least 15 minutes remain in the current hour, proceed with
step 3. If less than 15 minutes remain in the current hour, wait
until the beginning of the hour before proceeding with step 3.
3.
Press and hold the Patient Data Reset switch until a short "beep" is
heard. Verify that "0 ML" appears in the Present Interval Output display
and that dashes "----" appear in the Flow Rate display.
4.
Allow a small amount of water to drain into the container in the Monitor.
The Present Interval Output should display a new reading within 15
seconds after the water flow has stopped and the water surface is
steady.
Bard CritiCore Monitor Service Manual
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