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F15 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitor User Manual
comfortable.
4
During long-time monitoring, the gel may dry out as the transducer moves around. Add
more gel in time if it is inadequate.
5
When applied to the patient, the ultrasound transducer may warm slightly (less than 10℃
(18º F) above ambient temperature). When NOT applied, the ultrasound transducer may
warm slightly (less than 10℃ (18º F) above ambient temperature).
6
When an ultrasound transducer is connected to the monitor, but not applied to the patient,
the measurement may generate unexpected intermittent FHR readings.
Monitoring with FTS-3
Parts Required
a)
US-T transducer
b) Aquasonic coupling gel
c)
Belt
Monitoring Procedure
a)
Connect the FTS-3 system to the monitor and switch it on. Refer to user manual of FTS-3 Fetal
Telemetry System.
b) Take up a US-T transducer and make sure it is successfully connected to the base station.
c)
Monitor FHR following the procedures described above.
7.2.2 Changing the FHR Alarm Delay
You can change the FHR alarm delay. The alarm delay indicates how long the measured result
continues exceeding its limit before the alarm is triggered.
1
Select the main menu key
2
Select Alarm. On the displayed Password box, enter user password, then select Enter.
3
Select FHR.
4
Select a value from 0 ~ 300 second(s) for High Alarm Delay. (The step is 5, and the default value
is 10 seconds.)
5
Select a value from 0 ~ 300 second(s) for Low Alarm Delay. (The step is 5, and the default value
is 10 seconds.)
6
Select OK.
The FHR alarm delay is adjustable between 0 and 300 seconds.
7.2.3 Testing US Transducers
To test a US transducer:
1
Switch on the monitor.
2
Connect the US transducer to the fetal monitor.
3
Hold the transducer with one hand, and gently touch the center of the transducer with the other
hand in the frequency of 2 times per second.
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on the main interface.
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