Standalone Monitoring; Overview; Preparing For A New Patient - Welch Allyn Propaq LT Directions For Use Manual

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Standalone monitoring

Overview

The monitor is available in standalone models (802LT0N and 802LT0S) and in wireless
models (802LTAN, 802LTAS, 802LTRN and 802LTRS).
This chapter describes the operation of the standalone monitor and of the wireless
monitor when it is not in communication with the Welch Allyn Flexnet
®
Acuity
About the Model 802LT0N and 802LT0S (standalone) monitors
The model 802LT0N and 802LT0S monitors operate in standalone mode. They measure
and display vital signs, store patient data, and locally indicate alarms and alert conditions.
About the Model 802LTAN, 802LTAS, 802LTRN and 802LTRS (wireless)
monitors
See
"Monitoring in communication with Acuity"

Preparing for a new patient

To begin monitoring a new patient
1. If the monitor is on, press
If prompted to save or delete existing data, highlight Delete and press
deletes any saved data and temporary settings, and then shuts down.
2. Press
Central Station.
The configuration of the monitor is not affected by Acuity.
The vital signs stored by the monitor are not sent to Acuity.
Alarms and alerts generated by the monitor do not appear on Acuity.
Alarms and alerts generated by Acuity do not appear on the monitor.
Acuity does not update the monitor time and date settings.
to turn on the monitor.
If the monitor holds stored data from the previously monitored patient, it displays
the "data saved" start-up screen:
on page 73.
to turn it off.
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