Wired Ecg Monitoring; Wireless Ecg Monitoring - EDAN F9 User Manual

F9, F9 Express Fetal & Maternal Monitor User Manual

9.1.4 Wired ECG Monitoring

9.1.4.1 Parts Required
a) 3-lead ECG cable
b) Attachment pad electrodes
Note:
The filter of AC power supply can be configured by selecting System>Factory
Configuration>Line Frequency>50(default) or 60. Please select it according to the
current AC frequency.
9.1.4.2 Monitoring Procedure
Prepare the skin for ECG monitoring. Refer to section 7.3.2 Preparing the Patient's Skin
a)
Prior to Placing Electrodes.
Insert the ECG cable connector into the MECG socket on the monitor.
b)
Connect attachment pad electrodes with an ECG cable.
c)
Peel the protection membrane off the back of attachment pad electrodes and attach electrodes
d)
to the patient. Refer to section 9.1.2 How to Place 3-lead ECG Cables for electrodes‟ sites.

9.1.5 Wireless ECG Monitoring

9.1.5.1 Parts Required
a) TOCO-E transducer
b) 2-lead FTS-3 MECG cable
c) Attachment pad electrodes
9.1.5.2 Monitoring Procedure
Connect the FTS-3 system to the monitor and switch on. Refer to section 3.2.7 connecting to
a)
the Monitor.
Take up the TOCO
b)
transducer is successfully connected to the base station.
Prepare the skin for ECG monitoring. Refer to section 7.3.2 Preparing the Patient's Skin
c)
Prior to Placing Electrodes.
Connect attachment pad electrodes with the FTS-3 MECG cable.
d)
eel the protection membrane off the back of attachment pad electrodes and attach electrodes
e)
P
to the patient. Refer to section 9.1.3 How to Place 2-lead FTS-3 MECG Cables for
electrodes‟ sites.
1 Myoelectricity produced by intense contractions will interfere with wireless MHR
monitoring and computing. It is recommended that you use wired ECG or SpO2 to
monitor MHR during labor.
transducer and connect the FTS-3 MECG cable to it. Make sure the
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