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Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Instructions For Use Manual (610 pages)

Acute care system

Brand: Dräger | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Mainstream CO
  
  2
  - Open-Source Software
    4
  - Definition of Target Groups
    6
    
    Table of Contents
    7
- For Your Safety and that of Your Patients
  
  13
  - Strictly Follow These Instructions for Use
    14
  - Storing the Instructions for Use
    14
  - Training
    14
  - Maintenance
    14
  - Accessories
    14
  - Installing Accessories
    15
  - Sterile Accessories
    15
  - Restriction of Distribution
    15
  - Restrictions for Use
    15
  - Connected Devices
    15
  - Safe Connection with Other Electrical
    15
  - Equipment
    15
  - Electrical Safety
    16
  - Connection to Hospital Network
    16
  - Patient Safety
    16
  - Patient Monitoring
    17
  - General Safety Information
    18
    
    Not for Use in Areas of Explosion Hazard
    19
    
    Information on Electromagnetic Compatibility
    19
    
    Operating Location
    19
    
    Defibrillator Precautions
    20
    
    Electrosurgery
    20
    
    Virus Protection
    20
    
    Security Recommendations
    21
- Application
  
  23
  - Intended Use
    24
  - Indications for Use
    24
System Overview

25
- Infinity Medical Cockpit
  26
- Overview
  26
- Infinity P2500 Power Supply Unit (P2500)
  27
- Infinity PS250 Power Supply Unit (PS250)
  27
- Infinity M500 Docking Station (M500)
  28
  - Front View of the M500
    28
- Infinity M540 Patient Monitor (M540)
  28
- Additional Hardware
  29
  - Rear View of the M500
    29
- Device Symbols
  32
- Abbreviations
  36
Operating Concept

43
- Overview
  
  44
- The IACS Components
  
  45
- M540 and Cockpit Communication
  
  46
  - Docking the M540
    46
  - Undocking the M540
    47
- Communicating with the Infinity Network
  
  48
- Remote Control and Remote View
  
  51
- Communication Management
  
  54
  - Remote Control
    54
  - IT Applications
    54
- Loss of Power
  
  57
- Locked Options
  
  57
  - Temporary Options
    57
- Secondary Display
  
  58
- Export Protocol
  
  58
- User Interface
  
  59
- Header Bar
  
  60
- Monitoring Area
  
  61
  - Parameter Fields
    62
  - Waveforms
    62
- Supported Messages
  
  63
  - Freezing/Stopping Waveforms
    63
  - Dialogs and Pages
    64
- Main Menu Bar and Quick Access Toolbar
  
  65
  - Main Menu Bar
    65
  - Quick Access Toolbar
    66
- Filtering the Parameter Content
  
  67
- Auto and Manual Display Modes
  
  67
  - Auto View Mode
    67
  - Manual View Mode
    67
- Auto View Setup Toolbar
  
  68
- Customizing the Display
  
  68
- Parameter Priority
  
  73
  - Configuring the Parameter Priority and Display
    73
  - Parameter Priority List
    73
- Views
  
  74
  - Selecting a View
    74
  - The View Editor
    74
- Profiles/Status
  
  75
- Managing Profiles and Views
  
  86
  - Transferring Profiles
    86
- Standby Mode
  
  87
- Privacy Mode
  
  88
- Screen Lock
  
  89
Assembly and Preparation

91
Getting Started

99
- Overview
  100
- Turning the IACS On/Off
  100
- Viewing Demographic Data
  101
- Admitting a Patient
  102
- Discharging a Patient
  103
  - Admitting a Patient Using Get HIS
    103
- Patient Categories
  104
  - Selecting the Patient Category
    105
Alarms

107
- Overview of Alarms
  108
  - Acoustic Alarm Signals
    108
- Alarm Priorities
  109
- Alarm Processing
  109
  - High-Priority Alarm Conditions
    109
    
    Medium-Priority Alarm Conditions
    109
    
    Low-Priority Alarm Conditions
    109
    
    Multiple Alarm Conditions
    110
  - Testing Optical and Acoustic Alarm Signals
    110
  - Viewing Current Alarm Messages
    110
- Activating or Deactivating Alarm Validation
  111
  - ASY/VF Alarms
    111
- Optical Alarm Signals
  112
  - Alarm Bar
    113
    
    Cardiac Bypass Mode
    113
- Acoustic Alarm Signals
  114
  - Pre-Silencing Alarms
    114
  - Attention Tones
    115
    
    Special Conditions
    115
- Testing Optical and Acoustic Alarm Signals
  116
- Viewing Current Alarm Messages
  116
  - Deactivating the Alarm Volume
    116
- Special Alarm Behavior
  117
  - Spo2 Desaturation Alarms
    117
    
    Nibp/Spo 2 Interlock Alarms
    117
  - Pausing Alarm Monitoring Temporarily
    117
    
    Zeroing Invasive Blood Pressures
    118
    
    Privacy Mode
    118
    
    Standby Mode
    118
    
    OR Alarms
    119
    
    French NFC Mode
    119
    
    Activating/Deactivating Alarms
    119
- Pre-Silencing Alarms
  120
  - Initiating a Pre-Silence Period
    120
- Pausing Acoustic Alarm Signals (Audio Pause)
  121
  - Quiet Mode
    121
  - Configuring the Alarm Setup for an Individual Pa- Rameter
    121
- Activating or Deactivating Acoustic Alarm Signals
  123
- Pausing Alarm Monitoring Temporarily
  123
- Activating or Deactivating Alarm Monitoring
  124
- Configuring the Alarm Settings for a Patient
  125
  - Setting the Upper and Lower Alarm Limits
    126
- Configuring the Alarm Setup for an Individual Parameter
  127
  - Configuring ARR Alarm Settings
    128
- Configuring the Alarm Setup for Multiple Parameters
  129
  - Alarm Setup for ST
    129
- Configuring the Alarm Message Behavior
  131
  - Configuring ST Alarm Settings
    131
- Configuring the Arrhythmia Alarm Setup
  134
- Alarm Setup for ST
  135
- Auto Setting All Alarm Limits
  138
- Alarm History and Stored Events
  139
- Viewing a Snapshot of a Single Event
  141
- Configuring Alarm Settings Temporarily
  142
- Viewing Current Alarms
  142
- Configuring the Spo2 Alarm Priority
  143
  - Configuring the Alarm Priority for a Masimo Sen
    143
- Remote Alarm Control
  144
  - Configuring the Alarm Priority for a Nellcor Check Sensor Message
    144
    
    Alarm Groups
    145
- Infinity Mcable - Nurse Call
  146
- External Device Disconnection Alarm
  147
- The Code Function
  147
- The Timer Function
  148
- Alarm Ranges and Defaults
  149
  - Alarm Priority
    160
Trends/Data Dialogs

161
- Overview
  
  162
- Trending Behavior
  
  162
  - Supported Parameters
    162
- Graphical Trends
  
  164
  - Special Characters and Symbols
    164
  - The Layout of the Graphical Trends Pages
    165
- Pages
  
  166
- Interacting with the Graphical Trends Pages
  
  166
- Analysis Tool Page
  
  169
  - The Layout of the Analysis Tool Page
    169
- Interacting with the Analysis Tool Page
  
  170
  - Configuring the Parameter Content
    170
  - Using the Cursors
    171
  - Freezing the Display
    171
- Tabular Trend
  
  172
  - Selecting an Interval
    172
  - Printing an Analysis Tool Graphical Trend
    172
  - Report
    172
  - The Layout of the Tabular Trend
    173
- Interacting with the Tabular Trend
  
  174
- Mini-Trends
  
  176
  - Printing a Tabular Trend Report
    176
  - Configuring the Mini-Trend Display
    176
- Data Review Pages
  
  177
- Reports Tab
  
  179
Calculations

181
- Overview
  182
  - Calculating the Body Surface Area
    182
- Accessing the Calculation Functions
  183
  - Performing Calculations
    183
- Viewing the Calculation Results
  185
  - Viewing and Saving Calculations
    185
- Laboratory Data
  186
  - Capturing Laboratory Data
    186
- Calculation Equations
  187
  - Hemodynamic Parameters
    187
  - Oxygenation and Ventilation Parameters
    189
- Accessing the Drug Calculation Functions
  191
- Drug Calculations
  191
- Customized Drug List
  192
  - Performing Drug Calculations
    192
  - Customizing the Drug List
    193
- Drug Calculator Equations
  194
Ecg, Arrhythmia, and St Segment

197
- Overview of ECG and Heart Rate Monitoring
  199
  - Monitoring
    199
  - ECG Signal Processing and Display
    199
  - Supported Parameters
    199
- ECG Precautions
  200
- Connecting the 3-, 5-, 6-Wire Lead Sets for ECG Monitoring
  201
- Connecting the Lead Sets for 12-Lead Monitoring
  202
- Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal Monitoring
  203
  - Monitoring
    203
- Patient Preparation for ECG Monitoring
  204
  - Monitoring
    204
  - Electrosurgery
    204
- ECG Display
  205
  - ECG Parameter Field
    205
  - ECG Waveforms
    206
- ECG Colors
  207
- Electrode Placement
  208
- 12-Lead Monitoring
  211
- Accessing the ECG Functions
  211
- ECG Parameter Setup Functions
  212
- Monitoring Paced Patients
  216
- Pacemaker Precautions
  217
  - Pacer Fusion Mode
    217
  - Device Interference with Pacemaker
    218
  - Monitoring
    218
- Arrhythmia Monitoring Overview
  219
- Optimizing Pacer Processing
  219
- Selecting Arrhythmia Leads
  220
- Arrhythmia Modes
  221
- Arrhythmia Processing
  221
- Arrhythmia Display
  223
  - Combined Heart Rate /Arrhythmia Parameter
    224
  - Field
    224
  - Separate Arrhythmia Parameter Field
    224
- Accessing the Arrhythmia Functions
  225
- Arrhythmia Parameter Setup Functions
  225
- Monitoring ST Overview
  226
- Standard ST Monitoring
  226
- 12-Lead ST Monitoring
  227
- Connecting Lead Sets for ST Monitoring
  227
- Trust 12-Lead Monitoring
  227
- ST Display
  228
- Reviewing ST Complexes
  229
  - Reviewing All ST Complexes
    229
  - Zooming in on an ST Complex
    230
- ST Measuring Points
  231
  - Adjusting ST Measuring Points
    231
- ST Reference
  232
  - Saving ST Reference Points
    232
- Accessing the ST Settings
  233
- ST Alarm Settings
  233
- ST Setup Functions
  234
- Learning/Relearning QRS Pattern
  236
  - Manual Relearning
    236
Impedance Respiratory Rate (Rri)

239
- Overview of Respiration Monitoring
  240
- Respiration Precautions
  240
  - Supported Parameter
    240
- Connecting the 3-, 5-, 6-Wire Lead Sets for Respiration Monitoring
  241
- Connecting the Lead Sets for 12-Lead Monitoring
  242
  - Monitoring
    242
- Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal Monitoring
  243
  - Monitoring
    243
- Patient Preparation for Respiration Monitoring
  244
  - Monitoring
    244
- Respiration Display
  246
  - Ventilation Parameter Field
    246
  - Breath Markers
    246
- Adjusting the Detection Threshold and Activating the Breath Marker
  247
- Respiration Measuring Modes
  247
- Accessing the Respiration Settings
  248
- Ventilation Parameter Setup Functions
  248
Spo2 and Pulse Co-Ox Monitoring with Masimo Set Mcable

251
- Masimo SET Mcable
  251
  - Overview of Spo2 and Pulse CO-Ox Monitoring
    252
    
    Monitoring
    252
    
    Supported Parameters
    252
  - Spo2 and Pulse CO-Ox Precautions
    254
  - Connecting the Masimo SET Mcable
    256
  - Connecting the Masimo Rainbow SET
    257
  - Mcable
    257
  - Patient Preparation
    258
    
    Applying the Sensor
    258
  - Spo2 and Pulse CO-Ox Display
    259
    
    Parameters
    259
  - Reviewing the Spo2 and Pulse CO-Ox Parameters
    262
  - Accessing the Spo2 Settings
    263
  - Spo2 Parameter Setup Functions
    264
  - Masimo Rainbow SET Pulse CO-Ox Parameter Setup Functions
    266
  - Password-Protected Masimo Rainbow SET
    269
  - Setup Functions
    269
    
    SET Setup Functions
    269
Spo2 and Pulse Rate with Nellcor Oximax Mcable

271
- Mcable
  271
  - Overview of Spo2 Monitoring
    272
    
    Supported Parameters
    272
  - Spo2 Precautions
    273
  - Connecting the Nellcor Oximax Mcable
    274
  - Patient Preparation for Spo Monitoring
    275
    
    Patient Preparation for Spo 2 Monitoring
    275
    
    Applying the Sensor
    276
  - Spo2 Display
    277
    
    Spo2 Parameter Field
    277
  - Accessing the Spo2 Settings
    278
  - Spo2 Parameter Setup Functions
    278
Temperature

281
- Overview of Temperature Monitoring
  282
- Precautions
  282
- Connecting the Temperature Sensors
  283
  - M540
    284
  - Connecting the Temperature Sensors to the Hemodynamic Pods
    285
- Temperature Display
  286
  - Temperature Parameter Field
    286
- Accessing the Temperature Settings
  287
- Temperature Parameter Setup Functions
  287

Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Instructions For Use Manual (350 pages)

Patient Monitor

Brand: Dräger | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 6 MB

For Your Safety and that of Your Patients

5
Table of Contents

13
- Contents
  
  13
- Application
  
  17
  - Intended Use
    18
  - Indications for Use
    19
  - Functional Safety
    19
Overview Overview

21
- Overview
  
  21
- Overview
  
  22
  - M540 Front Panel
    23
  - M540 Back Panel
    24
  - M540 Side Panel
    24
- M500 Docking Station
  
  25
  - M500 Front Panel
    25
  - M500 Back Panel
    25
- Additional Hardware
  
  26
  - M540 Docked in the M500
    26
- Symbols
  
  28
  - Wireless Symbols
    30
- Abbreviations
  
  31
Operating Concept

33
- Overview
  
  34
- M540 in Standalone / Wireless Mode
  
  34
  - Configuration Changes While on Wireless
    35
  - Transport
    35
  - Bed Label Setting
    36
  - Network Status Symbol
    36
- M540 in an IACS Configuration
  
  37
- Communicating with the Infinity Network
  
  37
  - ICS (Infinity Centralstation) Communication
    38
    
    Loss of Connection to the Network
    38
- ICS (Infinity Centralstation)
  
  38
- Communication
  
  38
- Remote View and Remote Control
  
  41
- Function Keys
  
  43
  - Default Function Key Assignments
    43
- Monitoring Area
  
  44
  - Alternate Function Key Assignments
    44
  - Header Bar
    44
  - The Alarm Banner Field
    45
  - Parameter Boxes
    46
  - Waveforms
    46
  - Dialog Windows
    47
- Adjusting the Display
  
  48
  - Calibrating the Touch Screen
    48
- Battery Power
  
  49
  - Battery Charging Times
    49
  - Battery Operating Times
    49
  - Low Battery Conditions
    49
- Views
  
  50
  - Selecting a View
    50
- Power-Saving Mode
  
  50
- Profiles
  
  51
- Saving a Profile
  
  63
  - Profile Behavior in a Standalone Configuration
    64
- Profile Behavior in an IACS Configuration
  
  63
- Configuration
  
  64
  - Profile Adoption
    64
  - Different Profile Configurations
    65
  - Use-Case Scenario
    65
- Standby Mode
  
  66
- Privacy Mode
  
  66
- Recordings/Reports
  
  67
  - Timed, Continuous, and Stored Recordings
    67
  - Rest ECG Reports
    68
Assembly and Preparation

69
Getting Started

77
- Overview of Monitoring a Patient
  78
- Turning the M540 On/Off
  78
- Admitting a Patient
  79
- Discharging a Patient
  80
  - Admitting a Patient Using 'Get HIS
    80
- Patient Categories
  81
  - Selecting a New Patient Category
    81
Alarms

83
- Overview of Alarms
  
  84
- Alarm Priorities
  
  84
  - High-Priority Alarm Conditions
    84
- Alarm Processing
  
  85
- Activating or Deactivating Alarm Validation
  
  86
  - Multiple Alarm Conditions
    86
- Visual Alarm Signals
  
  87
- Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  88
  - Alarm Bar
    88
- Attention Tones
  
  90
  - Adjusting the Alarm Volume
    90
- Testing Visual and Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  90
- Special Alarm Behavior
  
  91
  - Arrhythmia/Ventricular Fibrillation Alarms
    91
  - Spo 2 Desaturation Alarm Feature
    91
  - Nibp/Spo 2 Interlock Alarm Feature
    91
  - Zeroing Invasive Blood Pressures
    91
  - Privacy Mode
    92
  - Standby Mode
    92
  - OR Mode
    93
  - Cardiac Bypass Mode
    93
  - French NFC Mode
    93
- Pre-Silencing Alarms
  
  94
  - Initiating a Pre-Silence Period
    94
  - Pausing Acoustic Alarm Signals (Audio Pause)
    95
- Pause)
  
  95
  - Quiet Mode
    95
  - Pausing Alarms at the M540
    96
- Pausing Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  95
- Pausing Alarm Monitoring Temporarily
  
  97
  - Activating or Deactivating Alarm Monitoring
    98
- Configuring a Patient's Alarm Settings
  
  98
- Monitoring
  
  98
  - Setting the Upper and Lower Alarm Limits
    99
  - Using the Auto Set Function
    100
  - Auto Set All
    100
  - Activating/Deactivating Alarms
    101
  - Archive Function
    101
- Event Recall
  
  102
  - Viewing Stored Events
    103
- Viewing a Snapshot of a Single Event
  
  104
- Configuring the Spo
  
  105
- Alarm Priority
  
  105
  - Configuring the Alarm Priority for the Masimo Sensor off Message
    105
  - Configuring the Alarm Condition for the Nellcor Check Sensor Message
    105
- Protected)
  
  106
- Alarm Groups
  
  106
- Alarm Management Setup
  
  106
- The Code Function Key
  
  106
- Alarm Ranges and Defaults
  
  107
  - Arrhythmia Ranges and Defaults
    114
Impedance Respiration (Rri)

115
- Overview of Respiration Monitoring
  116
- Rri Precautions
  116
Ecg, Arrhythmia, and St Segment

127
- Overview of ECG and Heart Rate Monitoring
  129
  - Monitoring
    129
  - ECG Signal Processing and Display
    129
- ECG Precautions
  130
  - Supported Parameters
    130
- Connecting the 3-, 5-, 6-Lead Wire Sets for ECG Monitoring
  131
- Connecting the Lead Wire Sets for 12-Lead ECG Monitoring
  132
- Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal ECG Monitoring
  133
  - ECG Monitoring
    133
- Patient Preparation for ECG Monitoring
  134
  - Electrosurgery
    134
- ECG Display
  135
  - ECG Parameter Box
    135
  - ECG Waveforms
    135
- ECG Electrode Colors
  136
- Electrode Placement
  137
- 12-Lead Monitoring
  140
  - 12-Lead Configuration, Ten Electrodes for 12- Lead Rest ECG Monitoring (IEC)
    140
- Accessing the ECG Dialog Window
  141
- ECG Parameter Setup Functions
  141
- Monitoring Paced Patients
  144
- Pacemaker Precautions
  145
  - Pacer Fusion Mode
    146
  - Device Interference with Pacemaker
    146
  - Monitoring
    146
- Arrhythmia Monitoring Overview
  147
- Optimizing Pacer Processing
  147
- Selecting Arrhythmia Leads
  148
- Arrhythmia Modes
  149
- Arrhythmia Processing
  149
- Arrhythmia Display
  151
  - Arrhythmia Basic Parameter Box
    151
- Accessing the Arrhythmia Dialog Window
  152
- Arrhythmia Parameter Setup Functions
  152
- Monitoring ST Overview
  153
- Standard ST Monitoring
  153
- 12-Lead ST Monitoring
  154
- Trust 12-Lead Monitoring
  154
- Connecting Lead Wire Sets for ST Monitoring
  155
- ST Display
  155
  - Monitoring
    155
- ST Complex Dialog Windows
  156
  - Zooming in on a Single ST Complex
    156
- ST Measuring Points
  157
- ST Reference
  157
  - Adjusting ST Measuring Points
    157
  - Saving ST Reference
    157
- Accessing the ST Dialog Window
  158
- ST Setup Functions
  158
- Learning/Relearning QRS Pattern
  160
  - Manual Relearning
    160

Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Instructions For Use Manual (292 pages)

Acute Care System Patient Monitor with VG2 Software

Brand: Dräger | Category: Personal Care Products | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Patient Preparation for CO 2 Monitoring
  2
  - Table of Contents
    5
  - Strictly Follow These Instructions for Use
    10
  - Training
    10
  - Safety Inspections and Maintenance
    10
  - Safety Inspections
    10
  - Accessories
    11
  - Installing Accessories
    11
  - Sterile Accessories
    11
  - Restrictions for Use
    11
  - Connected Devices
    11
  - Safe Connection with Other Electrical
    11
  - Equipment
    11
  - Networking and Connection to Other Devices
    11
  - Connection to Hospital Network
    12
  - Patient Safety
    12
- Patient Preparation for Spo
  2
- For Your Safety and that of Your Patients
  
  13
  - General Safety Information
    13
    
    Not for Use in Areas of Explosion Hazard or in Oxygen-Enriched Areas
    13
    
    Information on Electromagnetic Compatibility
    14
    
    Site of Operation
    14
    
    Defibrillator Precautions
    14
    
    Electrosurgery
    15
- Intended Use
  
  17
  - Infinity M540
    18
System Overview

19
- Overview of Infinity M540
  
  20
  - M540 Front Panel
    21
  - M540 Back Panel
    22
  - M540 Side Panel
    22
- Infinity M500 Docking Station
  
  23
  - M500 Front Panel
    23
  - M500 Back Panel
    23
- Additional Hardware
  
  24
  - M540 Docked in the M500
    24
- Device Symbols
  
  26
  - Wireless Symbols
    27
- Abbreviations
  
  28
Operating Concept

31
- M540 Wireless Mode
  
  32
- Overview
  
  32
- Function Keys
  
  37
  - Default Function Key Assignments
    37
- Monitoring Area
  
  38
  - Alternate Function Key Assignments
    38
  - Header Bar
    38
  - Parameter Boxes
    39
  - Waveforms
    39
  - Dialog Windows
    40
- Adjusting the Display
  
  41
  - Calibrating the Touch Screen
    41
- Battery Power
  
  42
  - Battery Charging Times
    42
  - Battery Operating Times
    42
  - Low Battery Conditions
    42
- Power-Saving Mode
  
  43
- Views
  
  43
  - Selecting a View
    43
- Profiles
  
  44
- Standby Mode
  
  45
- Privacy Mode
  
  46
Assembly

47
- Overview
  48
  - Commercially Available M500 Mounting
    48
  - Solutions
    48
- Docking/Undocking the M540
  49
  - Front View
    49
  - Side View
    49
- Locking/Unlocking the M540
  50
- Configuration
  
  51
  - Connecting the System Cables in an IACS Configuration
    51
  - Connecting the System Cable in an M540 Stand-Alone Configuration
    51
- Mounting the Infinity Mcable - Masimo
  
  52
  - Mounting the Infinity Mcable - Masimo SET
    52
  - Mcable
    52
    
    Oximax Mcable
    52
- SET and Masimo Rainbow Set/Nellcor
  
  52
Getting Started

55
- Overview of Monitoring a Patient
  56
- Turning the M540 On/Off
  56
- Admitting a Patient
  57
- Discharging a Patient
  58
- Patient Categories
  58
  - Selecting a New Patient Category
    59
Alarms

61
- Alarm Priorities
  
  62
- Overview of Alarms
  
  62
- Alarm Processing
  
  63
  - Latching and Non-Latching Alarm Behavior
    63
  - Multiple Alarm Conditions
    63
- Activating or Deactivating Alarm Validation
  
  64
- Visual Alarm Signals
  
  65
  - Alarm Bar
    66
- Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  67
- Testing Visual and Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  68
- Special Alarm Behavior
  
  68
  - Adjusting the Alarm Tone
    68
  - ASY/VF Alarms
    68
  - Spo 2 Desaturation Alarms
    69
  - Nibp/Spo 2 Interlock Alarms
    69
  - Privacy Mode
    69
  - Standby Mode
    69
  - OR Mode
    69
  - Cardiac Bypass Mode
    69
- Pre-Silencing Alarms
  
  70
- Pausing Acoustic Alarm Signals
  
  70
  - French NFC Mode
    70
- Pausing Alarm Monitoring Temporarily
  
  71
- Activating or Deactivating Alarm
  
  72
  - Activating or Deactivating Alarm Monitoring
    72
- Monitoring
  
  72
- Configuring a Patient's Alarm Settings
  
  73
- Event Recall
  
  76
  - Viewing Stored Events
    76
- Viewing a Snapshot of a Single Event
  
  77
- Tected)
  
  78
- The Code Function Key
  
  78
- Alarm Groups
  
  78
- Alarm Management Setup
  
  78
  - Protected)
    78
- Alarm Ranges and Defaults
  
  79
  - Arrhythmia Ranges and Defaults
    85
Ecg, Arrhythmia, and St Segment

87
- Overview of ECG and Heart Rate Monitoring
  89
- Connecting the 3-, 5-, 6-Lead Wire Sets for ECG Monitoring
  90
  - Connecting the Lead Wire Set for 12-Lead ECG Monitoring
    90
- ECG Precautions
  90
- Connecting the Lead Wire Set for 12-Lead ECG Monitoring
  91
- Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal ECG Monitoring
  92
  - Patient Preparation for ECG Monitoring
    92
- Patient Preparation for ECG Monitoring
  93
  - Electrosurgery
    93
  - ECG Parameter Box
    93
  - ECG Waveforms
    93
- ECG Display
  94
  - Pacer Configuration, Five Electrodes
    94
- ECG Electrode Colors
  95
- Electrode Placement
  95
- 12-Lead Monitoring
  98
- Accessing the ECG Dialog Window
  98
  - ECG Parameter Setup Functions
    98
- ECG Parameter Setup Functions
  99
  - Monitoring Paced Patients
    101
  - Pacer Fusion Mode
    101
- Monitoring Paced Patients
  102
- Pacemaker Precautions
  102
  - Device Interference with Pacemaker
    103
  - Monitoring
    103
  - Arrhythmia Monitoring Overview
    103
- Optimizing Pacer Processing
  104
- Arrhythmia Monitoring Overview
  105
- Selecting ARR Leads
  105
- ARR Modes
  106
  - ARR Basic Parameter Box
    107
- ARR Display
  108
  - Accessing the ARR Dialog Window
    108
  - ARR Parameter Setup Functions
    108
- Accessing the ARR Dialog Window
  109
- ARR Parameter Setup Functions
  110
- Monitoring ST Overview
  110
- Standard ST Monitoring
  110
  - Trust 12-Lead Monitoring
    111
  - 12-Lead ST Monitoring
    111
- 12-Lead ST Monitoring
  112
- Connecting Lead Wire Sets for ST Monitoring
  112
- ST Display
  112
  - ST Complex Dialog Windows
    113
  - Zooming in on a Single ST Complex
    113
- Trust 12-Lead Monitoring
  112
- ST Complex Dialog Windows
  114
- ST Measuring Points
  114
- ST Reference
  114
  - Adjusting ST Measuring Points
    114
  - Saving ST Reference
    114
- Accessing the ST Dialog Window
  115
- ST Setup Functions
  115
- Learning/Relearning QRS Pattern
  117
  - Manual Relearning
    117
Impedance Respiration (Rri)

119
- Overview of Rri Monitoring
  120
- Rri Precautions
  120
  - Supported Parameters
    120
- Connecting the 3-, 5-, 6-Lead Wire Sets for Rri Monitoring
  121
- Rri Monitoring
  
  122
  - Connecting the Lead Wire Set for 12-Lead Rri Monitoring
    122
- Rri Monitoring
  
  123
  - Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal Rri Monitoring
    123
  - Patient Preparation for Respiration Monitoring
    123
    
    Rri Monitoring
    123
    
    Patient Preparation for Respiration
    124
    
    Monitoring
    124
  - Rri Display
    125
    
    Respiration Parameter Box
    125
    
    Respiration Markers
    125
  - Rri Measuring Modes
    126
  - Accessing the Rri Dialog Window
    126
  - Rri Parameter Setup Functions
    127
- Connecting the Lead Wires for Neonatal
  
  123

Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Quick Reference Manual (24 pages)

Acute Care System

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Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Quick Reference Manual (24 pages)

Acute Care System

Brand: Dräger | Category: Monitor | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents
2
Electrode & Lead Placement
3
Terminology
7
Docking, Transport, Power, and Keys
8
Function Keys, Tabs, & Dialog Boxes
10
Patient Category, Admit and Discharge
12
Audio and Visual Alarms and Silencing
13
Alarm Priorities
14
Views, Waveforms and Parameters
15
Setting Parameter Alarm Limits
16
Parameter Specific Settings
17
- Ecg
  17
- Nibp
  18
- Etco2
  18
- Spo2
  19
- Rri
  19
- 12-Lead ECG
  21
- Invasive Pressures
  22

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