Huntleigh Smartsigns Compact SC1000, Instructions For Use Manual, Page: 35 / 84

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SpO
2
Monitoring
The SC1000 series uses an advanced digital pulse oximetry system
supplied by BCI®.
The BCI® oximetry sensors are indicated for use in continuous non-
invasive monitoring of arterial oxygen saturation and pulse rate
determination.
Only use BCI® oximetry sensors with the SC1000 series of monitoring
systems. Using other sensors with this system may cause patient
injury, result in inaccurate readings or damage the system.
Check the sensor at least every 4 to 8 hours and reposition every 24
hours.
Avoid applying the sensor to oedematous or fragile tissue.
Excessive patient movement, ambient light, electromagnetic
interference, dysfunctional haemoglobin, low perfusion, intra-vascular
dyes, nail polish or long or artificial nails may affect the performance
of the sensor and present inaccurate results.
Do not use the sensor if it is damaged, the sensor is contraindicated if
the patient exhibits any reaction to the application of adhesive tape.
Note - The material used in the manufacture of the sensor contain no
natural latex protein.
DO NOT use this equipment in an MRI environment.
IMPORTANT
The SC1000 is supplied with an Adult re-useable finger probe.
Refer to Section 22 for the full range of available sensors
Connect the sensor to the SpO
2
sensor extension cable, and
connect the assembly to the to the socket marked SpO
2
.
14. SpO
2
Monitoring
Patient Weight Classifications
Adult Over 45Kg
Pediatric 15 - 45Kg
Infant 3 - 15Kg
Neonate Under 3Kg