User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Manufacturer
- Copyright
- Equipment Classification
- Proprietary Information
- Chapter 1: Important Information
- Chapter 2: Getting Started
- Chapter 3: Preparation for Use
- Chapter 4: Monitoring SpO2
- Chapter 5: Workflow
- Chapter 6: Maintenance and Repair
- Appendix A: Specifications
- Appendix B: Warranty
- Appendix C: Regulatory Information
- Appendix D: Guidelines and References
- Notes
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Managing Alarms
AccesstoeveryparameteralarmisprovidedbytheAlarmsbutton(seeAlarmLimitsMenuin
Chapter3fordetails).Alarmlimitsmaybeturnedon,adjusted(manuallyorautomatically)or
turnedoffusingtheAlarmLimitsmenu.Thesystemgivesvisualalarmsignals(onthedisplay
panelandbythe
alarmlight)andaudiblesignals.
Alarm Types, Priorities and Indications
TheEssentialMRIPatientMonitor(Model865353)assignsdifferentprioritiesandindi cations
whenreportingalarms.Alarmsareassignedahighormediumprioritystatusbythesystem
accordingtothetypeofviolation:physiologicalortechnical.
NOTES
•Highpriorityalarmssoundlevelsrangefromatleast53dB(aminimumvolumesetting)to
84dB(maximumvolumesetting)in1mdistance.
•Mediumpriorityalarmssoundlevelsrangefromatleast49dB(aminimumvolumesetting)
to71dB(maximumvolumesetting)in1mdistance.
•Thedelaytimeofmakingvisualand
audiblealarmsavailablefromthealarmingequipment
totheremoteequipmentatthesignaloutputportislessthan1second.Inthecaseof
artifactorpoorsignalconditions,updatetimeofSpO
2
andHRnumericscantakeaslongas
30seconds.Alarmlimitviolationsarereportedasahighpriorityalarmwithin1second.
Perfusionindexvalue
Yellow alarm light
Message