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5.4.2. Baby
This section is specifically intended to register
data in relation to the growth of your baby.
You can choose from the following:
• Insert your baby´s ultrasounds (Figure 5) with
comments.
• Insert the data provided by your doctor on
different measurements of the fetus (Figure 6),
which are then summarized in chronological
order.
• Obtain graphs on this data showing your
baby´s progress. (Figure 7).
5.4.3. Mum
This section enables you to register important
values in relation to the changes the mum
undergoes during the pregnancy.
• Evolution of weight: In this section the
mother can register her weight month by
month,obtaining a graph showing progress
(Figure 8).
• Blood pressure: To record each reading and to
monitor the same (Figure 9).
• Fetal movements: This section shows
if the baby has moved or not during the
gynecological monitoring. (Figure 10).
• Height of the womb: This data is normally
monitored in detail. The application allows
you to register the values taken by your
gynecologist and summarizes the progress
(Figure 11).
• Stomach: A good test of the evolution of your
future baby is the growth of the stomach
You can register photos of the same with
comments on each one, and then edit or delete
them (Figure 12).
5.4.4. Doctor´s appointments
The application also enables you to keep a
record of your doctor´s appointments divided
into specialist areas (Figure 13). You can add
them selecting the respective specialist area and
entering the data on the same, which will then
appear in the “Calendar” section on the eMyBaby
application.
5.4.5. Contractions
This section (Figure 14), at the time of giving
birth, will enable you to record each contraction
and the duration of each. This information can be
summarized as illustrated in figure 14.
5.4.6. Baby’s diary.
With the aim of enabling you to register all the
events of this important phase for parents and
the baby, the application features a diary in which
you can register all the events occurring during
the pregnancy, and even stores multimedia files
(Figure 15).
6. MAINTENANCE
• This device is a precision tool and needs to
be handled with care. All remains of gel from
previous uses should be removed from the
contact area prior to use. This will
help improve the results of the exam and
increase the service life of the equipment.
• Prior to using the heartbeat monitor, ensure
there is no obvious damage which might affect
its performance, as this could also cause
harm to the user. If the equipment is damaged
dispose of it and replace it.
• The accuracy of the measurement of the fetal
heartbeat cannot be adjusted manually. In the
event of doubt with regard to this accuracy, the
user may compare the same by using other
medical devices such as a stethoscope.
6.1. Cleaning
• Keep the equipment clean and free of dust by
ensuring regular cleaning with a clean smooth
and dry cloth.
• If necessary, you can also use a cloth
dampened with water or soapy water.
• Do not use aggressive solvents such as
acetone for cleaning.
ATTENTION:
The use of abrasive materials such
as steel wool and similar is prohibited.
Do not submerge the apparatus in any liquid
substance.
Do not leave any cleaning fluid on the surface of
the apparatus.
Note:
The probe should be cleaned with a 70%
alcohol solution or isopropyl alcohol. Then leave
it to dry or use a cloth.
6.2. Disinfection
As explained previously, the top of the equipment
and the transducer should be cleaned with a
70% alcohol solution or isopropyl alcohol, and
then dried with a cloth to remove any debris
from the apparatus. No other kind of cleaning
of disinfection is allowed in order to prevent the
device from being damaged or malfunctioning.
6.3. Transportation and storage
This device should not be stored in erosive,
moist or poorly ventilated environments or in
extreme temperatures. Moreover, the equipment
should be protected against impact or powerful
vibrations when being transported.
7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
· Bluetooth standard: 4.0
· Compatible with Bluetooth standard: 3.0 and
4.0
7.1. Physical Characteristics
• Size: 80 mm (diameter) x 43 mm (height)
• Weight: 75 g ± 10 g (including the battery)
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