Instramed CardioMax, User Manual

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User manual | Alarms and limits
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STANDARD ALARM VALUE
The following tables provide the factory default values for the alarm limits:
ECG NIBP
Answer Normal Systole Max 200 mmHg
Sensibility 20 mm/mV Systole Min 90 mmHg
Filter 60Hz On Diastole Max 150 mmHg
Network filter On Diastole Min 50 mmHg
PM Detector Off Medium Max 170 mmHg
Bpm Max 160 BPM Medium Min 50 mmHg
Bpm Min 40 BPM Initial pressure 140 mmHg
Cable 5 way
Capnography Respiration
CO
2
Max 60 mmHg Max 45 rpm
CO
2
Min 21 mmHg Min 6 rpm
SpO
2
Answer Normal
SPO
2
Max 100%
SPO
2
Min 85%
Technical Alarm
Sound and visual signals indicate that the CardioMax is not able to accurately
monitor the patient's status. The technical alarm indications are shown in the
Infocenter area. See below a detailed list:
ECG or RESP - Loose Electrode: loose ECG electrode, poor contact between
electrode and skin, or broken ECG conductor.
SpO
2
- No finger on sensor: sensor connected to the device, but cannot detect the
patient’s finger.
SpO
2
- Searching for signal: monitor searching for valid SpO
2
signal.
SpO
2
- Disconnected sensor: the SpO
2
sensor or extension is disconnected or
badly placed.
SpO
2
- Artifact:
muscular spasm detected.
SpO
2
- Weak signal:
the CardioMax cannot identify the signal. Weak signal means
the patient probably has low perfusion.