Gima 35145, User Manual

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AG panel (optional):
15.6 Changing AG Settings
Select “Menu”

“RESP” to enter into RESP related setting.
In RESP settings window, AG Settings can be entered if your monitor is configured with AG Monitoring.
On RESP Settings screen, there is AG Monitoring Switch : click it to turn on or off
AG Monitoring. It is recommended that the switch is turned on only when there is a need to monitor AG param-
eter. This can not only reduce the power consumption and also extend the life of the AG measurement module.
In order to maintain the monitor’s service life, please set AG Monitoring switch at OFF state in system
setup when AG Monitoring function is not used.
• : when AG monitoring function is turned on, then “CO
2
detection only” function
can be also turned on. Otherwise, it stays in grey and is nonadjustable. If “CO
2
detection only” function is
selected, then all settings for AA1 and AA2 stays in grey and is nonadjustable.
•
Gain
: the CO
2
waveform gain. 4 options: X1/2, X1, X2 and X4. The default is X1 for adult and pediatric pa-
tient, and X2 for neonate patient.
X1 waveform scale with base gain X1/2 half scale size of the base gain
X2 twice scale size of the base gain X4 four times scale size of the base gain
•
Speed
: Respiration waveform sweeping speed of, 2 options 6.25mm/s and 12.5 mm/s. The default is 12.5
mm/s.
• Apnea(s) : The timeout setting for apnea alarm (in second).
(1). When AG monitoring is on:
It can be set as any number from 20 to 60 seconds, the step is 1 second. Icon “ ” displays on
the upper right corner of Respiration Panel; When the device has not detected any breathing signal for the
specified time, the “Apnea” alarm prompts on, and alarm sound will be activated. If it is set as OFF, the icon
“ ” displays on lower left corner of the Respiration Panel. The default is 20s.
Fraction of Inspired
CO
2
concentration
Secondary anesthetic gas
concentration at the end
of tide
CO
2
concentration
at the end of tide
Primary anesthetic gas concentration
at the end of tide
Fraction of Inspired
N
2
O concentration
N
2
O concentration at the end of tide
Fraction of Inspired
secondary anesthetic gas
concentration
Respiratory rate Fraction of Inspired primary
anesthetic gas concentration
The minimum alveolar
concentration