Gima 35306, Manual

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17.5 Alarm Event
Each Alarm Event record consists of Time (the time when alarm occurs), Level (alarm level), Param (the parameter
activates alarm), Value (the value of the parameter when alarm occurs), the preset high and low alarm limit setting value.
There are 2 alarm categories: Parameter Alarm and Technical Alarm (refer to alarm section for details in Section Alarm ).
There are 3 alarm Levels: High priority, Medium priority and Low priority corresponding to high risk, medium risk and
low risk respectively.
17.6 SpO
2
Event
If the patient’s SpO
2
value decreased by certain value in a short time, it will be defined as a SpO
2
Event.
A SpO
2
Event record includes the Time (the time when the event occurs), Minute-average, SpO
2
value (the current SpO
2
value), HR, PR and RR.
17.7 CSM Records (Optional)
CSM records can be reviewed by “Trends” and “Events”.
The default “CSM Records” reviewing window is by “Trends”. All CSM records (including CSI, SQI, EMG% and BS%) and
EEG of the current patient can be reviewed.
CSM record---by Trends
In the window as shown in above Figure, the positioning measurement of the CSM trend graph can be entered.
The measured value that the cursor line indicates will be displayed on the lower right side, for example,
“ ”, and the EEG waveform will be displayed on the lower middle side, for example, “
”. That’s the positioning measurement for CSI, SQI, EMG%, BS% and EEG.
“ ”: The event mark. The number is the event No., the letter is the event type. The event type description is as below:
G: General U: Intubation S: Surgery N: Note
M: Movement I: Induction C: Maintenance J: Injection
CSM trend graph recall