INSIGHT Vet Vital Signs, Operator'S Manual

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3) Put the
patient’s tongue into the Sp02 sensor
appropriately. If this is not practical alternatives
are the Lip, Ear, Paw (digits) or Vulva/Prepuce.
5.3 Cautions
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Must use the Sp02 sensor shipped with the monitor
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Keep the Sp02 sensor stable to get accurate
measurement results
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When the Sp02 sensor or the patient is moving, the
measurement results are not accurate
◼ Don’t put the Sp02 sensor and the NIBP cuff on the
same limb.
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Check all the cables and make sure the Sp02
sensor is in good condition
◼ Don’t put the Sp02 sensor on the limb with
arteries or veins injection pipe
◼ Don’t use the monitor when the patient’s pulse
rate is lower than 25 BPM, otherwise, it may
give incorrect values