Medicomp TelePatch Patient Manual
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- Page 1 Holter Patient Guide...
- Page 2 Welcome! Pendant Cradle Patch Your doctor has prescribed a Holter procedure for you using one of the two patch styles shown above. You should have been set up in your doctor’s office. green blue When your procedure is complete, a light will blink alternately for a few seconds and then the Pendant will shut off.
- Page 3 Replacing the Patch You should not have to replace the Patch during your short procedure. Leave the Patch on until it no longer sticks to your skin or until the procedure is complete. An extra Patch may be included in the kit.
- Page 4 Recording Symptoms Whenever you experience a symptom, press the Symptom button AND write the following into a diary: the date and time, the symptom you felt, your location, and what you were doing. Return your completed diary to your doctor’s office. Patient Diary...
- Page 5 Restarting the Pendant You should never need to power the Pendant off. The only exceptions are when changing the Battery or replacing the Patch, two tasks you should not have to perform during your short procedure. To start monitoring again after a restart, follow these steps: 1.
- Page 6 Changing the Battery You should not have to change the Battery during your short procedure. orange The Pendant will beep and display a flashing light when the Battery needs to be changed (about once a week). 1. Power off the Pendant by pressing and holding the Power button.
- Page 7 Do’s and Don’ts DO wear the Patch and Pendant day and night for the entire length of your procedure. DO make sure the Pendant is always powered on and working properly. Check for a slow flashing green light. DO make sure the Pendant is pushed fully down in the Patch Cradle with the battery lock facing down.
- Page 8 The monitoring system prescribed by your doctor is an FDA regulated medical device, and it is on loan to you. You must return it. Unreturned items may be invoiced. © 2019 Medicomp, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 600 Atlantis Road, Melbourne, FL 32904 QSG0000712-02...
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I can not get the battery out of monitor to change it. I've tried to slide lock over and it won't go. It even bent. I'm afraid of breaking the lock switch. What do I do to change battery