Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Getting started
- 2. Recording an exercise ECG
- 2.1 The Real-time monitor
- 2.2 Record an exercise ECG
- 2.3 Real-time monitor
- 2.3.1. Select how you want to view leads
- 2.3.2. Measure blood pressure
- 2.3.3. Capture an event
- 2.3.4. Patient Perception Parameters
- 2.3.5. Duke Treadmill Score
- 2.3.6. Add a comment
- 2.3.7. Apply filters
- 2.3.8. Manual load change
- 2.3.9. Pacemaker pulse detection
- 2.3.10. Signal quality indication
- 2.3.11. Printing during recording
- 2.3.12. Target heart rate
- 2.3.13. Target Workload
- 3. Viewing an exercise ECG
- 3.1 About viewing exercise ECGs
- 3.2 View an exercise ECG
- 3.3 Work with the Summary view
- 3.4 Work with the Averages view
- 3.5 Work with the Full disclosure view
- 3.6 Work with the 2x6 and 4x3 view
- 3.7 Work with the Trends view
- 3.8 Work with the ST table view
- 3.9 Work with the Heart rate view
- 3.10 Work with the ST/HR view
- 4. Interpreting an exercise ECG
- 5. Printing an exercise ECG
- 6. Maintaining the recorder
- 7. Customizing the Exercise ECG module
- 8. Customize exercise protocols
- 9. Troubleshooting
- 10. Before installing the Exercise ECG software
- 11. Installing the Exercise ECG Module
- 12. Safety and precautions
- 13. Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declarations
- 14. Function keys
- 15. Additional information
CardioPerfect Workstation
Exercise ECG Module - User Manual
4.2 View interpretation history
When you change something in an interpretation, Welch Allyn CardioPerfect Exercise ECG
does not change the original interpretation, but creates a new one. This way, an audit trail is
kept of the interpretation history. A copy of all interpretations is kept in the interpretation
history.
To view the interpretation history:
1. In the Tools menu, click History. The Interpretation history window is displayed. The
left hand pane displays the interpretations sorted by date. The right hand pane shows
the content of each interpretation, plus the interpretation date, time and the person
who modified the interpretation.
2. Click on a date to view an interpretation.
4.3 Clean up full disclosure
An exercise ECG uses a lot of space on your computer. To reduce the used space, you can
delete some or all leads from the full disclosure.
Important: When you remove leads from the full disclosure, you cannot use the 2x6 or
4x3 view or the 2x6 or 4x3 report formats any longer.
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