natus Echo-Screen III Pro, Instructions For Use Manual

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Preparing for Testing Echo-Screen III Pro Instructions for Use
Create To-Do Lists for later screenings:
• Add a patient to the To-Do List:
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On the Home screen, touch To-Do List . Touch Add , enter the patient information, and
touch Save .
• On the Home screen, touch Patient List . Select a patient already on the device, and
then touch To-Do .
• Remove a patient from the To-Do list:
•
On the Home screen, touch To-Do List . Select a patient in the list, and then touch
Remove .
Note: The patient is removed from the To-Do List but remains in the Patient
List.
Preparing for Testing
IMPORTANT: Do not operate the Echo-Screen III Pro device close to display monitors or other
electrical equipment. Before you begin, check the calibration date displayed on the Home
screen. You cannot perform a screening when the probe is out of calibration.
WARNING
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Do not use the Echo-Screen III device to screen or connect to a patient while it is
docked in the docking station or plugged into external power.
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Do not turn off medical equipment suspected of causing interference unless under
the direct supervision of a physician or appropriate medical practitioner.
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If you are permitted to use the Echo-Screen III Pro integrated hooks on a bassinet,
hang the device at the foot of the bassinet, well away from the baby.
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Never leave a patient unattended while the patient is connected to the device.
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Do not suspend the Echo-Screen III device or the wireless printer over the infant’s
head.
WARNING
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If using the wireless printer with the shoulder strap, remove or secure the printer
prior to preparing the patient.
CAUTION
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Do not operate the Echo-Screen III Pro device in an environment where it continu-
ously displays interference. Such interference may slow down or stop the screening
and compromise the device’s performance or accuracy.
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Do not operate the Echo-Screen III Pro device if cardiac monitors or incubator fans
(or other equipment required for monitoring a very sick infant) in the near vicinity
cause interference.