Operation; Monitoring Oxygenation; Monitor Set-Up And Oxygenation Measurement - Spectros T-Stat 2.0 User Manual

I. Operation

Monitoring Oxygenation

In order to use the T-Stat
less from the bedside (limited only by the length of the sensor cable, not by any
fundamental limitation of transmission). A disposable sensor is then placed at
the target tissue site, either oral (buccal), skin, or through an endoscope. These
procedures are described below.

Monitor Set-up and Oxygenation Measurement

1. Turn the T-Stat
turned to the "on" position).
2. The monitor automatically performs a self-test that requires about 1 minute
to complete.
3. Remove the T-Stat
clean or sterile technique as required given the site of
measurement.
4. Sensor can be plugged in at any time. Attach the connector on the
sensor to the connection port
right of the monitor display. Align the red line on the sensor connector
with the red arrow on the front panel (12:00), insert the connector
into the connection port until it hits a hard stop and rotate ¼- turn
clockwise to lock in place (3:00). Sensor identification and calibration
will begin automatically when sensor is plugged in.
5. When the T-Stat completes its self-test and senses a sensor it reads
the calibration data from the sensor and goes to the start screen.
6. Place T-Stat
the following section for the procedures for placement of each of the
three different sensor types).
7. Push START to collect and display data.
8. Push PAUSE to temporarily stop monitoring (data will be retained on
the existing screen.)
9. Chart display range can be changed by pressing the pull-down menu to
the lower right of the chart. Ranges available are 20min, 1hr, 12hr, 1
day, 2 day, 3 day, 4 day and 5 day.
10. Measurement can be started and stopped as needed by pressing PAUSE.
11. When finished monitoring, press PAUSE then DONE Selecting DONE will close the
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Tissue Oximeter, the monitor is placed 2meters or
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monitor unit on (make sure the rear panel power switch is
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sensor from its sterile packaging, using either
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the monitor, located to the lower
sensor on desired location for patient monitoring (see
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