Overview Of Respiration Rate Monitoring; Pediatric Considerations - ZOE 740 SELECT User Manual

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INTENDED USE AND INTRODUCTION

OVERVIEW OF RESPIRATION RATE MONITORING

Respiration (Resp) monitoring works by measuring the impedance between the LL and RA
electrodes (or the R and F electrodes for IEC lead designations). The impedance changes as the
patient's chest expands and contracts during the breath cycle. To measure the changes in
impedance, the
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electrodes. This current is too small to cause any harm to the patient or any interference with
ECG monitoring
The Respiration monitoring capabilities of the
Calculating the average Respiration Rate (RR) in respirations per minute
Displaying the Respiration waveform continuously
The same electrodes are used for both ECG and Respiration monitoring.
Note:
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RR from the CO
Refer to User Manual Addendum - ETCO
information.

PEDIATRIC CONSIDERATIONS

Cardiogenic artifact (heart rate pulsations that appear as "breaths" in the respiration signal) can
be quite pronounced in Pediatric patients. This can cause the respiration rate to be artificially high
(approaching the heart rate). To reduce cardiogenic artifact, move the White RA electrode (AHA
lead designation) or the Red R electrode (IEC lead designation) from the right clavicle down to
the right mid-clavical line, 4
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waveform. In this case the Resp/RR feature from ECG is disabled.
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