Recording An Ecg - HP PageWriter XL M1705B Service Manual

Recording an ECG
To record an Auto ECG:
1. Press m on the front panel.
Note I
Yi?
Your cardiograph may be configured to automatically request patient
ID each time you start an ECG. To override the request for patient
ID, press IAuto) again.
H If you entered the current patient's ID before you pushed the
IAuto) key, the ECG will be recorded without further prompts.
w If you have not recorded an ECG since turning on the
cardiograph, the message No ID# entered. Continue? will
appear. Press Yes to record the ECG without ID. Press No to
start entering patient ID.
n
If you have recorded an ECG since the cardiograph was turned
on, the question Continue using ID#? appears.
Press Yes if you have entered a patient identification number
and want to take more ECGs from the same patient.
Press No if you are recording an ECG from another patient.
2. The status messages Acquiring ECG, a signal quality message
(M1700A only), and Printing Auto Report appear. If you have
not yet entered the patient ID yet and AutoStore has been turned
on during configuration, the message ID required to store.
Store ECG? appears. Pressing Yes takes you through ID entry
before storing the ECG; pressing No aborts the storage.
Note .I
b
ECG interpretation is a feature of the M1700A only, and depending
on the configuration, electronic interpretive information may
be prevented from appearing on the printed copy. Refer to the
configuration information in Chapter 2 (see Initial, Copy, and Print
Interpretation).
To record a Manual ECG, press (Manual] on the front panel. The
status message Printing Manual Report appears. The cardiograph
will print the ECG continuously until you press the IStop) key or the
@ on the patient module.
You cannot store a Manual report.
Note .I
w?
Your cardiograph may be configured to request patient ID
automatically each time you start an ECG. To override the request
for patient ID, press [=I again.
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