User's Manual

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Maintenance
Overview
Chapter 3 provides steps for cleaning and storing Patient Telemonitoring devices,
replacing batteries, and general maintenance of the Patient Telemonitoring Set.
You can help keep your devices in working order by taking good care of them.
Cleaning Devices
Telemonitoring devices should be cleaned only when necessary. The following
procedure should be followed to clean the devices.
Note Body fluids, such as blood or mucus, should be promptly removed using a cloth
dampened with plain tap water (no soap).
Caution Avoid spilling liquids on the devices.
Do not immerse devices in liquids to clean.
Do not use alcohol. harsh chemicals, caustic, or abrasive cleaning agents to
clean devices.
Step 1. Unplug the TeleStation from power and phone lines.
Step 2. Remove batteries from the measurement devices following procedures
given in the
Replacing Batteries section.
Step 3. Clean all exposed device surfaces with a dry, soft cloth.
Note When cleaning the Pulse Oximeter:
– Open the Finger-clip sensor and carefully wipe its inside surfaces with a
cloth dampened with a mild detergent.
– Allow the sensor to dry thoroughly before using.
Step 4. Plug the TeleStation back into power and phone lines.
Step 5. Reinstall batteries into the measurement devices following procedures
given in the
Replacing Batteries section.
Storing Devices
All measurement devices should be stored within 20 feet of the TeleStation.
Caution Do not store devices inside or next to a metal drawer or container, such as a file
cabinet.