Patient Data Storage - Philips M3150B Installation And Service Manual

Features
Caution The default Unit Settings Password is philips. This can be changed to a user-
specified password via the service menu. See "Change Units Password" on page 7-76. It
should only be used by persons responsible for setting unit wide configurations for
monitoring patients.
Patient Data
The M3154 Database Server can store up to 96 hours of patient data for up to 128 active
Storage
patients, e.g. 8 Information Centers with 16 patients each. The M3169 Small Database Server
can store up to 48 hours of patient data for up to 48 active patients, e.g. 3 Information
Centers with 16 patients each. Patient data are kept on the Server until the patient is
discharged. The Server can also store data for up to 32 (4 per Information Center) discharged
or transfer patients per Information Center for possible readmission after they have been
discharged. Hence the Server can store up to 96 hours of patient data (depending on which
Database Server) for an additional 32 transfer patients.
The 96 hours of stored patient data include:
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Patient Data Stored data for all patients on the Server are available for review by any Information Center
Review and Client on the Network. Full Control, Read Only, or No Access to patient data stored on
the Server is controlled at the Information Center supplying the data. All stored data - full
disclosure waves, alarms events, ST segments, and trends - for each patient can be reviewed.
Features of Patient Data Review applications are the following:
Wave Review:
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Alarm Review:
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Event Review:
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Introducing the IntelliVue Information Center System
full disclosure waves, 4 waveforms per patient
physiologic parameters
One hundred and fifty 30 second alarm records and saved strips, 4 waves per record
trends with 1 minute of resolution
ST segments
events with 1 hour strip function
continuous full disclosure of up to 4 configurable waves per patient
1 minute to 60 minutes wave duration per screen:
single display - 1 wave for up to 30 minutes duration
dual display - 4 waves for up to 60 minutes duration
timeline, trend, and event navigators for fast searches and greater context
strip reports
30 s compressed waveforms of alarm or saved strip events
up to 4 waveforms per event
simultaneous display of alarm events:
single display - 5 alarm strips
dual display - 10 alarm strips
search by alarm severity
interval measurement
relabel alarm name