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Hodnocené. / 5. Na základě hodnocení zákazníků
Alarm Display
Alarm Functions 5-11
Alarm Functions
When an
Alarm
Occurs
The alarm messages appear across the top of the screen. You need to
identify the alarm and act appropriately, according to the cause of the
alarm.
• Identify which monitor is in alarm.
• Check the patient's condition.
• Identify the cause of the alarm.
• Silence the alarm, if necessary.
• When alarm condition is eliminated check that the alarm has reset.
You will find the alarm messages for the individual parameters in the
appropriate parameter sections of the Manual.
- Part Number M1046-9220L 1
- Printed 02/2003 1
- Important 2
- iii 3
- Electromagnetic Interference 4
- Intended Use 5
- Indications for Use 6
- vii 7
- ix 9
- Notice to the User 10
- Manufacturer´s Address 11
- Contents 13
- Contents-2 14
- Getting Started 2-1 15
- Setting up your Monitor 3-1 15
- Contents-4 16
- Other Patients 4-1 17
- Alarm Functions 5-1 17
- Recording Functions 6-1 17
- Contents-6 18
- Admit/Discharge/End Case 7-1 19
- Trends and Calculations 8-1 19
- Neonatal Event Review 9-1 20
- Data Transfer 10-1 20
- Maintenance 13-1 21
- Contents-10 22
- Monitors 23
- Introduction 24
- The CMS and V24 and 25
- V26 Patient Monitors 25
- M1167/77A System 25
- V24 and V26 29
- Control 30
- Handheld 32
- External 33
- Hardkey 34
- Airway Gases/Ventilation 35
- V26CT/V24CT Power Supply 36
- Parameter Modules 38
- Operating Levels 42
- Selection 45
- Getting into 47
- Filter/Mon/Diag 48
- Panel Task 50
- Next Item 53
- Previous Item 53
- Disabling 54
- Trackball 54
- Operation 54
- The CMS Computer Modules 55
- Maximum Voltage 56
- Operating Rules to Remember 58
- Using an ITE Display 60
- Getting Started 63
- 2-2 Getting Started 64
- Getting Started 2-3 65
- 2-4 Getting Started 66
- Getting Started 2-5 67
- Attaching the Patient 68
- Adjusting 69
- Contrast 69
- Starting 70
- Messages 70
- Reserving a 71
- 2-10 Getting Started 72
- Getting Started 2-11 73
- Setting up your Monitor 75
- Changing Display Screens 76
- Selecting a Screen 77
- Freezing Waves (CMS only) 78
- What you Can Configure 79
- Changes to the Configuration 80
- Setting up your Monitor 3-7 81
- Display1 Setup 82
- Selecting the Number of Waves 87
- Changing the Wave Overlap 88
- Numerics 91
- Additional 93
- Notes on 100
- CSA Display (CMS only) 102
- Wave Replace 104
- Trace Mode 105
- Display2 Setup 106
- Monitor Setup 106
- Main Screen 108
- Module Setup 108
- On/Off Setup 108
- Adjusting the Volume Control 109
- 135/72 (94) 110
- Adjusting the Date and Time 111
- Recordng Setup 114
- Other Patients Controls 115
- The Status Log Function 116
- The Monitor Revision Function 117
- Changing the Patient Category 119
- Examples 121
- Heart Rate 125
- (HR) / Pulse 125
- Change ConfSet 128
- Changing Operating Modes 129
- Returning to 130
- Monitoring 130
- The Test Signals Function 132
- Procedure 1. Press hardkey 133
- (CMS only) 133
- Parameter Settings Transfer 135
- Silence Reset 137
- Other Patients 139
- Overview 140
- Philips Patient Care System 141
- Automatic 142
- Alarm Other 142
- Patients 142
- Configuring 145
- Controls 145
- Computer 146
- Other Patients 4-9 147
- 4-10 Other Patients 148
- Other Patients 4-11 149
- 4-12 Other Patients 150
- Other Patients 4-13 151
- 4-14 Other Patients 152
- Extended Overview (CMS only) 153
- Notification 155
- to display waves 155
- ↑ preceding bed name) 155
- 4-18 Other Patients 156
- Silence/Reset 156
- Alarm Functions 157
- Alarm Display 158
- Suspending 159
- Silencing 160
- Resetting 160
- Alarm Functions 5-7 163
- Priorities 164
- Individual 166
- Parameter 166
- When an 167
- Alarm Setup 168
- Changing 169
- Setting the 170
- The Nurse 171
- Call Relay 171
- Recording Functions 173
- General Recorder Information 174
- Indicators 175
- In Recorder 175
- 6-4 Recording Functions 176
- Recorder 177
- Capabilities 177
- 6-6 Recording Functions 178
- Types of Recordings 179
- Delayed Recording 180
- Delayed 181
- Recordings 181
- Alarm Recording 184
- Recording 186
- Recording Functions 6-15 187
- Procedure Recordings 188
- Procedure 189
- softkey. If displayed 190
- 1 3/4 h x 5 3/8 w 191
- Realtime Wave Recordings 192
- Realtime Record 194
- Recording Functions 6-23 195
- Recording Functions 6-25 197
- Recording Functions 6-27 199
- softkey in the 199
- VS/Blood PLUG-IN 199
- Information 201
- Recording Functions 6-31 203
- Trends / Calcs 204
- Tabular 205
- Neonatal 205
- Event Review 206
- Record Summary 206
- softkey 207
- Additional Information 211
- Recording Functions 6-41 213
- Inserting a 216
- Calibration 216
- Recording Functions 6-45 217
- Recording Status Messages 218
- Description Part No 220
- Loading Paper 221
- To Replace 222
- Paper in the 222
- Plug-In 222
- Recording Functions 6-51 223
- Cleaning the 224
- Print head in 224
- Recording Functions 6-53 225
- Recording Functions 6-55 227
- Admit/Discharge/End Case 229
- Admitting a Patient 230
- Patient 233
- Admit/Discharge/End 234
- V24 and V26 only 234
- ICU Mode (Adult/Pediatric) 235
- ICU Mode (Neonatal) 235
- Trends and Calculations 239
- Trends/Calcs 240
- Viewing Patient Data 241
- Trending 243
- Priority 243
- Viewing 243
- Blood Mea 243
- Blood Review 244
- Trends and Calculations 8-7 245
- Ranges/Units 245
- Vital Signs 246
- Graph Trends 248
- Selecting 250
- Parameters 250
- softkey prior to . When 252
- Cal Signals 255
- Mark Event 257
- Performing 259
- Calculations 259
- Trends and 260
- Calculation Task Window 260
- Resample Vitals 261
- Perform Calc 262
- On/Off DataTime 262
- Printing Reports 264
- Vital Signs Report 267
- Blood Review Report 267
- What to Do 268
- If Your 268
- Report Does 268
- Not Print 268
- Drug Calculator 270
- Neonatal Event Review 275
- Viewing Neonatal Events 277
- Capture Episode 278
- Graphical 279
- Neonatal Event Review 9-7 281
- Neonatal Event Review 9-9 283
- Operating 286
- Viewing oxyCRG Episodes 288
- Neonatal Event Review 9-15 289
- Event Setup 292
- Criteria 293
- Change Content 294
- Data Transfer 297
- Data Transfer Module 298
- Data Transfer 10-3 299
- MODULE MONITOR 300
- Symbols to 301
- Indicate Key 301
- Functions 301
- What is 301
- Transferred 301
- 10-6 Data Transfer 302
- Types of Transfer 303
- 10-10 Data Transfer 306
- Data to Monitor 306
- Transferring 307
- Analysis 307
- → → 307
- 10-12 Data Transfer 308
- Data Transfer 10-13 309
- Collect New Data 309
- Combining Data 310
- Data Transfer 10-15 311
- 10-16 Data Transfer 312
- 10-18 Data Transfer 314
- Troubleshooting 315
- Performance Specifications 316
- Monitor Installation 320
- Installation Information 321
- Combining 324
- Equipment 324
- Environ 325
- Condensa 327
- Explanation 328
- Maintenance Checks 330
- Cables and 332
- Controls and Connectors 333
- Maximum Voltages 334
- The Front 335
- Panel of the 335
- The Rear 337
- M1046A/B 337
- ±12V to any of these outputs 338
- Display 339
- Assembling 347
- Note—The FIO 349
- The V24 and 350
- Connectors 350
- (V24CT and V26CT 355
- AC and DC (Battery) Operation 356
- Instructions 357
- 30/17 (23) 360
- External Battery Charger 362
- Battery Care and Maintenance 363
- Care and 364
- Handling 364
- Battery Information 365
- M1278A Battery Charger 365
- Maintenance 367
- 13-2 Maintenance 368
- Maintenance 13-3 369
- 13-4 Maintenance 370
- Maintenance 13-5 371
- Monitor Maintenance 372
- Maintenance 13-7 373
- Inspect the 374
- Maintenance 13-9 375
- Perform a 376
- System Self 376
- Performance Assurance Checks 377
- 13-12 Maintenance 378
- Module and 381
- ECG/RESP 381
- Self-Test 381
- Pressure 382
- Module Self 382
- Refernce 383
- 13-18 Maintenance 384
- Test Signals 384
- 13-20 Maintenance 386
- Tests for 387
- VueLink 387
- Anesthetic 387
- Gas Module 387
- Index of Volume 1 389
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