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Arrhythmia Mode Recording
The Arrhythmia mode is part of the basic system. It allows you to manually generate
an arrhythmia printout in a table format, an episode format, or a summary format.
The interface of the Arrhythmia mode is identical to the interface for the Resting ECG
mode. For more information on the interface, refer to
addition to the same waveform options (speed, gain, filter, pace enhance, and patient
data) as the Resting ECG mode, arrhythmia mode also offers an anti-drifting system
(ADS) that helps reduce baseline shift.
Arrhythmia Mode
This section describes the process for recording an arrhythmia report, the waveform
options, and the printing options.
Printing an Arrhythmia Report
Use the following steps to record an arrhythmia report:
1.
Prepare the patient as described in
2.
On the Main Menu press F2 (Arrhythmia).
3.
Enter the patient data as described in
4.
Adjust the gain, speed, filter, antidrift system, and pacemaker detection as
necessary.
5.
After the settings are adjusted as required, press F1 (Start Recording) to begin
the arrhythmia report.
6.
After you have recorded an adequate amount of information, press F1 (Stop
Recording).
7.
Do one of the following:
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The Enter Patient Data window opens.
Refer to
"Arrhythmia Options" on page
Two new options become available: Confirm Stop and Continue Recording.
• If you need to record additional information, press F5 (Continue Recording).
"Preparing the Patient" on page
"Entering Patient Information" on page
66, for details.
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