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LARMS
SpO2 Sensor Off Patient: Triggered when the pulse oximeter detects that it is no longer
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connected to the patient. The Medium Priority alarm alerts the operator to check the position
of the sensor, patient movement, and/or the perfusion at the sensor site. Pressing the
MUTE/CANCEL button cancels the alarm. To clear the alarm, reposition the sensor to a
better site or suspend SpO
SpO2 Light Contamination: Triggered when the SpO
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light signal. The Low Priority alarm alerts the operator that too much external light
(sunlight, surgical light, etc) is affecting the sensor. Pressing the MUTE/CANCEL button
cancels the alarm. To clear the alarm, shield the sensor from direct light using a cloth or
paper towel.
Unrecognized SpO2 Sensor: Triggered when the pulse oximeter detects connection with
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an inappropriate sensor to the ventilator. The Low Priority alarm alerts the operator that the
attached probe is not designed to work with the pulse oximeter in the ventilator. Pressing the
MUTE/CANCEL button cancels the alarm. To clear the alarm, use an appropriate sensor or
suspend SpO
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monitoring by placing it in standby (stby).
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monitoring by placing it in standby (stby).
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