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User Manual for Multi-parameter Patient Monitor North-vision Tech. Inc.
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7. 100mmHg Calibration: Adjust the stopcock (Off to the channel of the air) after the 0 calibration. Press
“100mmHg” on the transducer, and enter the system menu. Move the cursor to the “100mmHg”, then
press the Navigation Knob and rotate it. The option of “100mmHg” will display “succeed”, and the value is
larger than 800.
8. The transfusion tube and dome is disposable, and can not be reused. Press the fastener and push it out
to the direction of transfusion tube.
9.
Keep the place clean which is between the domo and pressure transducer.
Suggestion:
1. Dome can be reused after standard sterilization if it is considered that the Dome is not polluted by
the blood. We will not responsible for the medical accident caused by the halfway sterilization.
2.
“90mm transfusion tube”, “30mm transfusion tube”, and “stopcock” which connect with Dome are
disposable, and can not be reused.
5.6 Cautions to Operation
1. Change the Dome: Press tightly the handle of the Dome entad, and push it out to the direction of
transfusion tube.
2. Plug the transfusion tube into the Dome, and rotate the tube 45 degrees when connecting the transfusion
tube and Dome.
3.
It is recommended that “0 calibration” must be carried out each time before measuring. Do the
“100mmHg calibration” according to the types of the IBP transducer.
4. Keep the channe
ls free, and don’t twist the channels.
5.7 IBP Monitoring
1. Measuring method: Strain gauge transducer
2.
Input Sensitivity:5μV/V/ mmHg tolerance: ±10%
3. IBP measurement range: -30mmHg~300mmHg
4. Measurement accuracy: ±2% or ±4mmHg, whichever is greater.
5. Position of measurement:
6. Sampling rate: 512Hz
7. Calibration methods: 2 points calibration at 0 and 100mmHg
ART
arterial pressure
RAP
right atrium pressure
PA
pulmonary artery pressure
LAP
left atrium pressure
CVP
central venous pressure
ICP
intracranial pressure