Lowenstein Medical MiniScreen plus Description And Instructions For Use Download Page 7

Due to the high sensitivity of the internal pressure
transducer, the MiniScreen device is capable of
measuring and recording ultra fine pressure diffe-
rences associated with patients who mouth breathe.

In order to connect the flow prong, ensure the

blue

connector of the prong attaches into the

blue

connector of the device.

The flow prong should be used in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions.

  Warning:

The flow prong is intended for single patient use. No
attempt should be made to clean or use the flow
prong the more than once. Multiple use can result in
cross infection!

3.1.2.  Thermistor sensor for breathing

Additional to the flow prong a Thermistor can be
used to measure the breathing. Please also observe
the instructions accompanying the sensor.

The

brown

connector of the Thermistor needs to be

attached to the 

brown

 connector on the MiniScreen.

3.1.3.  Sensor for PAP (pressure)

a.) MiniScreen plus

When performing measurements on a patient under-
going PAP therapy, a T-Adapter is used instead of the
flow prong. This is to be placed between the
respiratory mask and the therapy tube at the patient
and is connected to the top of the MiniScreen plus
with the 

blue

 marked LuerLock connection. 

a.) MiniScreen premium

When performing measurements on a patient under-
going PAP therapy, a pressure diff adapter is used
instead of the flow prong. This is to be placed
between the respiratory mask and the therapy tube
at the patient. It has two pressure measuring hoses
with one 

blue

 and one 

yellow

 connection.

The near-patient red marked tube has a

blue

con-

nection and is connected to the top of the MiniScreen
premium with the 

blue

 marked LuerLock connection.

The patient-far colorless tube has a

yellow

connec-

tion and is connected to the top of the MiniScreen
premium with the 

yellow

 marked LuerLock 

3.1.4.  Sensor for oxygen saturation and pulse 
frequency

A pulse oximeter has been integrated into the device
for the purpose of measuring oxygen saturation and
pulse frequency. A failure of the finger sensor or a
missing data update by the pulse oximeter is
indicated to the user by the red LED on the device. At
the same time the values for SpO2 and pulse are fed
to 0.
Please ensure that blood circulation at the point of
measurement is not affected by the manner in which
the sensor has been secured. Excessive pressure
should not be exerted on the finger, especially if the
temperature exceeds 41 ° C.
When using a finger sensor, please use the Velcro
wrist/armband to secure the sensor and cable. All
nail polish (coloured or clear) must be removed from
the measuring finger to obtain usable data.
To minimize interference (e.g., motion artifacts), the
pulse oximetry values are filtered by digital data
processing. As a result of data averaging and signal
processing, slight delays in the display of the pulse
oximetric values occur. The internal pulse oximeter
works with a time horizon of 4 seconds. By additio-
nally considering the change tendency, the minimum
value of saturation at the end of an apnea is correctly
reproduced. The data is updated at every beat, so
there are no measurable delays due to data refresh
and transmission. Please read and understand the
instructions accompanying the finger sensor.

3.1.5.  Sensor for thorax and abdominal 
movement

The sensors used for recording thorax and abdomi-
nal movement consists of small rubber pressure
pads that are connected to the MiniScreen device via
measuring hoses. The sensor for recording thorax
movement comprises of two pressure pads whereas
the sensor for abdominal movement contains only
one. The sensors are inserted into the pockets of the
elasticated effort belts. The thorax belt is applied at
the height of the sternum, the abdominal belt in the
stomach region.

For hygiene reasons and to avoid allergic reactions
the belts should be 

worn over clothes

.

The

red

connector of the thorax sensor needs to be

attached to the

red

connector and the

black

connector of the abdominal sensor needs to be
attached to the 

black

 connector of the device.

The effort belts are adjustable in size due to the
Velcro fasteners, and should be suitable for most

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Summary of Contents for MiniScreen plus

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Page 3: ...and abdominal movement 5 3 1 6 Sensor for body position 6 3 1 7 Sensor for leg movement 6 3 1 8 Sensor for ECG 6 3 1 9 Sensor for Neuroport 6 3 2 Preparing for measurement ambulatory 6 3 3 Operating...

Page 4: ...s incl connection cable It is also equipped with the following applied parts SpO2 finger sensor with cable for obtaining pulse frequency and oxygen saturation values Velcro strap for securing the fing...

Page 5: ...of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided because it could result in improper ope ration If such use is necessary this equipment and the other equipment should be...

Page 6: ...ing the end of its service life the device and its accessories should be disposed of in accordance with the WEEE Directives or relevant Electronic Disposal protocol For further details please contact...

Page 7: ...turation and pulse frequency A failure of the finger sensor or a missing data update by the pulse oximeter is indicated to the user by the red LED on the device At the same time the values for SpO2 an...

Page 8: ...be cleaned with a sterile solution A headband around the forehead will eliminate movement of the electrode during the study The blue marked connecting plug of the EEG electrode cable needs to be plug...

Page 9: ...sensor If applicable attach the abdominal belt leg sensor ECG and EEG electrodes Check that the sensors and their connectors are positioned correctly The next morning The patient has to detach the Min...

Page 10: ...ominal straps can be washed in the washing machine at 60 C use a laundry net Let the straps dry in the air Attention Do not use a dryer Remove thoracic and abdominal sensor beforehand Disinfection It...

Page 11: ...tion of the PAP adapter hose on the oxygen mask and on the MiniScreen unit Signal amplitudes are very small or do not appear Check the corresponding sensors on the patient and their connections to the...

Page 12: ...detection of leg movements restless legs 200 0936 USB cable for data transmission between MiniScreen and PC 100 0815 03 Electrical isolator USB for galvanic separation between MiniScreen device and PC...

Page 13: ...ensor special rubber coated thimble finger sensor Pulse wave Plethysmogramm display measurement via finger sensor Position Acceleration sensor for position recording 5 positions Ambient Light Photomet...

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Page 15: ...SPR 11 Class B The MiniScreen is suitable for the use in all establish ments including domestic establishments and those which are connected to the public power supply which powers buildings for resid...

Page 16: ...ateur bands 80 AM 1 kHz Radiated RF disturbance IEC 61000 4 3 Proximity fields from RF wireless communications equipment IEC 61000 4 3 10 V m 80MHz 2 7 GHz 80 AM 1 kHz 380 390 MHz 27 V m PM 50 18 Hz 4...

Page 17: ...0 3 28 5 240 5 100 5 800 WLAN 802 11 a n Pulse Modulation b 217 Hz 0 2 0 3 9 5 500 5 785 NOTE If necessary to achieve immunity test levels the distance between the transmit antenna and the MiniScreen...

Page 18: ...ance 8 Neuroport 6 Operating elements 6 Optical isolator 3 Ordering informations 10 PAP 2 PAP sensor 5 Position sensor 6 Preparing for measurement 6 Pressure pads 5 RLS sensor 6 Safety related informa...

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