AccuPulse NIBP Simulator Manuels d'utilisation - Page 7

Parcourez en ligne ou téléchargez le pdf Manuels d'utilisation pour {nom_de_la_catégorie} AccuPulse NIBP Simulator. AccuPulse NIBP Simulator 20 pages. Hand held nibp simulator

Imprimer la page

BP Test Mode Cont'd

The Generic Trim tab is not available when you have selected one of the optional

CalTables for use. These are already optimized for specific equipment by Clinical

Dynamics. CalTables are a purchased option upgrade. The CalTables option is

covered in detail later in the manual.

The Generic Trim tab is not available when you are working with the optional User

Defined module. This option has the same function individually available for each of its

45 settings. User Defined Mode is a purchased option upgrade. The User

Defined Module option is covered in detail later in the manual.

Support Tabs for BPTest Parameter Adjustments

NOTE: Several last used settings are retained across power cycles and become the startup

default. Some others will be reset when you exit the current testing session or mode.

They are identified as appropriate in each parameter adjustment below.

To open the Support Tabs, from the BP Test Screen, press <Menu>

The Left/Right arrow keys are used to select the desired tab for the parameter to be

adjusted.

The graphic right arrow '>' next to "Shift" in figure BP-2 indicates there is another Tab

past the end of the screen. The fifth tab which is just off screen in this case is the Amp

tab. When the user has selected a tab to the right, past the Shift tab, there are now tabs

off screen to the left, so the first tab has a left arrow '<', indicating this situation. (See

the "Amp Adjust Tab" section for a screen shot of this situation).

BP Adjust Tab

BP presets are presented in 2 ranges occupying 2 tabs; BP-1 and BP-2

The BP-1 tab contains the Adult / Neo(natal) selection control. When switching between

Adult and Neo mode, the last used preset for each mode is recalled as the initial current

selection. This memory of the BP preset last used is also retained across power cycles.

Pressing F-Key below the <Neo/Adult> icon of Figure BP-2 causes the mode to be

toggled between Neonatal and Adult Modes. Pressing the remaining three F-Keys chooses

one of three BP Presets for this patient type. Figure BP-2 shows the first BPTest tab.

Because there are more than 3 presets, there is a second BP tab.

Figure BP-3 shows the second BPTest tab. The remaining presets may be selected using

the second BPTest tab by pressing keys <F1> through <F4>.

PR Adjust Tab

Figure PR shows the Pulse Rate adjust tab for the BP Test Screen.

From this screen, the user adjusts the simulated pulse rate. Pressing F1-F3 selects the

associated Preset Rate.

The user may also select any rate from 15-330 BPM.

Using the Up/Down arrow keys, the bpm is adjusted by the value indicated by the Step

label above F-4.

Pressing F-4 (STEP:) changes the step size from 1 to 5 to 10 to 50, and back to 1.

The adjusted Pulse Rate value will be retained and used for all presets used in this testing

session.

This means the user can easily run a range of tests at their own desired Pulse Rate while

working in the same patient mode (Adult or Neo). This is true for both manual

selections and Auto Sequences.

The PR setting change will not be retained when switching between Adult and Neo mode.

This change will also not be retained across a power cycle.

Shift Adjust Tab

Figure S shows the pressure Shift tab for the BP Test Screen.

This function allows the user to slide the factory preset up or down by x mmHg.

Fig. BP-2

Example: Starting with the 120/80(93) preset, apply a shift of -5 mmHg.

The preset will now run as 115/75(88).

The display will show the 'new' shifted value that is actually being used.

Shift is limited to an absolute maximum of +/- 100 mmHg but has additional limits

imposed by the range of the instrument. It is strongly recommended to start with the

nearest preset to what you want and shift that by some reasonable amount, rather than

try to shift a preset by some large amount.

The Shift tab control operates the same way as the PR adjust tab.

Pressing F1-F3 selects the associated fast select shift value of +/- 10 mmHg, or zero

Fig. BP-3

which returns to the original preset value.

Fig. PR.

Fig S.