Mallinckrodt NPB-190 Instrukcja Operatora Pobierz pdf (Strona 39)

Start-Up and Use

Note: The default power-on operating mode can be changed to

the neonatal patient setting by qualified service

personnel using the configuration mode described in the

N-395 service manual.

When the patient setting (adult-pediatric or neonatal) is

changed, alarm limits return to power-on defaults for the

respective settings and previous patient data is cleared from the

display. In the neonate mode, there are different default settings

used. Refer to Default Settings, page 58.

Contrast

To adjust the screen contrast, press and hold the CONTRAST

Button on the front panel of the monitor. Press the ADJUST UP

or ADJUST DOWN Button to increase or decrease the contrast.

Continue to press and hold the buttons to adjust the contrast at a

faster rate.

Monitoring Mode

In Monitoring Mode - Pleth View (Figure 9), the N-395 displays

%SpO

2 readings, pulse rate readings, and a pleth waveform. In

the Monitoring Mode - Blip (Magnified) View (Figure 10), the

Pulse Amplitude Indicator and a larger %SpO

2 and pulse rate

reading are displayed. The pleth waveform is not displayed.

Instructions on how to select one of the two views by using the

softkeys are given later in this section.

The %SpO

2 is displayed for values between 1% and 100%.

Pulse rates are displayed for values from 20 to 250 beats per

minute and zero beats per minute. Pulse rates below 20 (except

zero) will be displayed as 20, and pulse rates above 250 will be

displayed as 250. A pulse rate of zero is used to indicate that

the monitor is not monitoring a pulse.

A variable-pitch beep sounds once for each pulse, and the Pulse

Amplitude Indicator (in the Blip [magnified] View) visually

displays relative pulse strength at the sensor site. The pitch of

the beep decreases as %SpO

2 decreases.

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