Alarms; Physiological Alarm Summary - Welch Allyn Connex ECG Module Directions For Use Manual

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Alarms

The Connex device displays physiological and technical alarms triggered by the ECG/
Impedance Respiration module. Physiological alarms occur when vital sign
measurements fall outside of set alarm limits. Technical alarms occur when there is the
problem with the module, an accessory connected to the module, the Connex device, or
the network. The module can communicate alarms to the monitor and an external Nurse
Call, if available, in the Continuous Monitoring profile. Technical alarms occur in all
profiles.
See the Welch Allyn Connex® Devices directions for use for detailed descriptions of
alarm behavior, controls, and messages.

Physiological alarm summary

Alarm condition
Asystole
Ventricular tachycardia
Ventricular fibrillation
Heart rate
Impedance respiration rate
Alarm limits
Ventricular tachycardia
Heart rate
Impedance respiration rate
Alarm threshold
No detectable beat for ≥4 seconds
Default: 120 bpm ±3 bpm for 6 consecutive beats
Range: 100 to 150 bpm ±3 bpm for 6 consecutive beats
Fibrillatory waveform persisting for ≥4 seconds
Heart rate above high rate alarm or below low rate alarm threshold
Respiration rate above high rate or below low rate alarm threshold
Upper limit range of entry
150 beats per minute
300 beats per minute
100 breaths per minute
Lower limit range of entry
100 beats per minute
20 beats per minute
5 breaths per minute
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