Safety Information; Display Of Alarms; Optical Alarm Signals; Acoustic Alarm Signals - Dräger Babytherm 8004 Instructions For Use Manual

Safety information

WARNING
Risk due to failure to hear alarms
The user must remain within the hearing
range of the acoustic alarm signal. This
operator position makes it possible to quickly
detect an alarm and to respond accordingly.
The distance to the medical device must be
appropriate for the volume of the alarm signal.

Display of alarms

Optical alarm signals

The alarm LED always signals the alarm with the
highest alarm priority. The alarm message in the
display always refers to the active and
unacknowledged alarm with the highest alarm
priority. Due to this alarm behavior, the display and
the alarm LED may indicate different alarm
priorities at the same time.
If there are several unacknowledged alarms, a
request to acknowledge the alarms with OK is
displayed.

Acoustic alarm signals

It is always the unacknowledged alarm with the
highest priority that is acoustically signaled. For
information on muting, see chapter
"Acknowledging and suppressing alarms".
Instructions for use Babytherm 8004/8010
WARNING
Risk due to differing basic alarm settings
When operating several devices with differing
basic alarm settings in one room, this can
result in confusion over the alarm signals.
Basic alarm settings can be changed without
a password.
Adjust the basic alarm settings of the devices
to the patient needs.

Generating and viewing the alarm list

The alarm list is generated by acknowledging the
active alarms. The alarms in the alarm list are
sorted according to priority.
 Acknowledge the active alarms with the
button or the OK button.
The alarm list can be viewed at any time.
 View the alarm list by acknowledging with the
OK button.
If the cause of an alarm has been resolved, the
alarm will be removed from the list.
Alarms
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