Fukuda Denshi DSL-8001, Operation Manual

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CAUTION
 When not performing the measurement, unplug the relay cable
and sensor from the SpO
2
connector. Otherwise, the
measurement data may be erroneously displayed by the
ambient light.
 For additional warnings, cautions, or contraindications when
using sensors with the DSL-8001, refer to each SpO
2
sensor
instruction manual.
 The pulse wave is normalized for SpO
2
measurement. It does
not indicate perfused blood volume. Check proper probe
attachment by observing the pulse wave.
 If “– – –“ is displayed for the SpO
2
numeric data, make sure that
the sensor is properly attached.
1. Prepare an appropriate probe or sensor for the patient.
Nellcor
®
Sensor Type
Probe Type (Reusable type, for adult finger)
Durasensor DS-100A
For adult with a weight of 40kg and over.
This is for temporary use. When continuously using it for
a long period of time, use the following single patient
use type.
Single-Patient-Use Type
MAX-N (For neonate foot/adult finger)
For neonate with weight of 3kg or less, or for adult with
weight of 40kg and over.
MAX-I (For infant toe)
For infant with weight of 3 to 20kg.
MAX-P (For pediatric finger)
For pediatric with weight of 10 to 50kg.
MAX-A (for adult finger)
For adult with weight of 30kg and over.
MAX-FAST (For adult or pediatric forehead)
For adult or pediatric with weight of 10kg and over.
With the use of new technology OxiMax of Nellcor
TM
,
stable monitoring during body motion/low perfusion is
possible.