Adjustment Of Zero Point Of The Converter - Vetland V1410 User Manual

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 Priming should be done slowly!
- Slow priming will lessen the effort to remove air bubbles afterward.
 Prime using gravity!
NOTE - Do not over pressurize. If small bubbles flow too slowly inside the system, lift up the
supply bag. One inch equals 2 mmHg, and the primed 4-feet line gives a pressure of
about 100 mmHg if it is completely spread out The solution bag should be placed
at a higher position than the converter and the pressing tube, in order to prime using
gravity.
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Air inside the pressure system seriously jeopardizes patient safety and accuracy of
readings.
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Care should be taken not to let air bubbles inside the 3-way outlet stopcock or the
cannula reflush to the patient. To check, confirm if the monitoring line is fully filled with
CAUTION
liquid before connecting the monitoring line and let a small volume of blood flow through
the cannula.

Adjustment of Zero Point of the Converter

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Lock the zero point stopcock (toward OFF) and release the
converter according to the air pressure.
In the IBP Menu, select
IBP  Zero  CH 1 or CH 2  START.
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