Checking The Respiration Measurement; Removing Respiration Electrodes; Troubleshooting The Measurement - GE Portrait Hub01 User Manual

Impedance respiration
6. Pair the sensor and Hub.
If the patient has a pacemaker and its status is either known
WARNING
You can close the notification from the X icon on the upper right corner of the
display.
7. Check the measurement.

Checking the respiration measurement

Perform the following checks to ensure that the measurement is working.
1. On the Hub:
a. Check that the wireless network connection LED on the Hub is lit and keeps
alternating between dimming and brightening green.
b. Check that the learning animation (three dots in a horizontal line) and the
message Learning are displayed. When they disappear, you can see the
measurement parameter (RR) on the Hub screen.
c. Check the measurement value and the signal quality indicator to ensure
measurement quality.
2. On the Central Viewer:
a. Check that the parameter waveform and signal quality indicator are displayed
in the Single Patient View and the parameter values in the Single and Multiple
Patient Views.

Removing respiration electrodes

1. Support the skin at the peel line when removing the electrodes.
2. Remove the electrodes slowly.
3. Wipe the electrode gel from the skin with dry gauze.

Troubleshooting the measurement

Refer to the troubleshooting chapter in this manual for guidance regarding the most
common measurement-related problems. You can find a list of error messages and
alarms in the messages chapter.
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, a notification similar to the following safety statement appears on the Hub:
PATIENT SAFETY. Implantable Minute Ventilation Rate
Responsive Pacemakers may react with the respiration
sensor and cause the pacemaker to execute pacing
with the maximum programmed rate. Before pairing
the sensor and Hub, always check that the patient does
not have this type of pacemaker. Failing to do so may
compromise patient safety.
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