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Vitalograph VitaloJAK - Instructions for Use
an attempt is made to re-use or re-attach a chest sensor the
adhesive will no longer be effective, the chest sensor may fall
off and the data may be compromised.
6. Ensure the device is not attached to the subject and is powered
down prior to replacing the cough sensor/microphone cable
assembly.
7.
A new battery pack should be fitted for each new recording
to achieve the full 24-hour recording. If a partially discharged
battery pack is used the ‘Battery Low’ error will display. Ensure
the device is not attached to the subject and is powered down
prior to replacing the battery pack.
8. The VitaloJAK should be powered down and not attached to
the subject prior to fitting or removing the SD card.
9. When connected to a PC, do not disconnect the device from
the PC until the Webportal indicates it is safe to do so. Failure
to do so could corrupt or damage the device internal memory
or SD card
10. Contact the site administrator/study coordinator if the chest
sensor becomes detached, if the VitaloJAK alarms during the
recording or any other problems occur as the recording may be
affected.
11. It is recommended to use water or saline solution to soften the
adhesion of the hydrocolloid on the sensor tape, thus making
removal easier, and reducing the risk of skin damage.
12. If the VitaloJAK chest sensor is being replaced with a new
sensor the healthcare professional should inspect the
condition of the skin for damage/tearing/stripping. A new
sensor should not be applied if damage is evident. Slight
redness can be expected as with the removal of any plaster/
band aid or adhesive dressing.
13. Ensure the audio microphone is not covered or rubbed by
clothing, which may interfere with the recording.
14.
The device contains a Lithium coin cell battery which is not
accessible by the user and is not a serviceable part.
15. Maintenance must not be performed while the device is in use
by a patient.
16.
Do not get the device wet. The device must not be worn in the
shower. The cough sensor must not be worn in the shower
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