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2 Safety
Caution
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EN
MEDUCORE Standard
Risk of injury due to delayed delivery!
The user can deliver a 12-lead ECG to a teleconsultation service for
further diagnosis. Delivering a 12-lead ECG is purely to obtain a
second opinion, and does not replace adequately trained
specialists at the session location. Specialist staff at the session
location are responsible for treatment within the scope of their
training and in accordance with the specifications of the operator.
If the 12-lead ECG reaches the teleconsultation service very late or
not at all for technical reasons, delayed treatment may result in a
potentially life-threatening situation. The operator is responsible
for ensuring that the necessary configuration for 12-lead ECG
delivery has been carried out correctly.
When configuring e-mail delivery 12-lead ECG:
Test e-mail delivery.
If the IT infrastructure permits it: Configure several networks
for various devices or session locations so that if one network
is unavailable, it is possible to select another network.
Check the configuration of the networks at regular intervals
and update them if necessary.
Ensure that the e-mail addresses are correct and complete.
Check e-mail addresses at regular intervals and update them if
necessary.
Risk of injury from burns during defibrillation/cardioversion!
ECG cables without defibrillation protection may result in injury to
the patient.
Only use approved ECG cables.
Therapy put at risk by incorrectly set low-pass filter for the
12-lead ECG!
An incorrectly set low-pass filter may lead to incorrect assessment
of the 12-lead ECG and injure the patient.
Select a suitable low-pass filter (50 Hz or 150 Hz).
When assessing the 12-lead ECG, take account of an activated
low-pass filter.
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