Covidien INVOS 5100C, Руководство оператора

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Run Function (Patient Monitoring) in Normal Mode
Operator's Manual 6-9
Select
NEXT
or
PREVIOUS
to scroll to the desired line of rSO
2
data, then
SELECT BASELINES
to
manually set the baseline.
On the Main screen, the manually set baselines will be displayed in the graph area for each chan-
nel.
Baseline Reset
If baselines have already been entered and an operator selects
SET BASELINE
, a Baseline reset
menu will be displayed:
Select
YES
to set a new baseline or baselines using current rSO
2
values or select
NO
to restore to
the previously set baseline setting or settings (see section 5.1.7 Baseline Reset Screen ).
When changing the sensors or if the sensors were disconnected and reconnected, the baselines
previously set will automatically be restored.
6.5.2
Event Mark
An event mark may be used to mark significant occurrences. It is displayed on the screen or stored
in memory for later review. A vertical dashed line and event code will appear on the trend graph
at the marked time. An event code will appear at that time in the line of tabular trends screen or
stored and outputted data.
There are four event mark lists to choose from: OR, ICU, vascular, and NICU. White events reflect
relatively routine occurrences during surgery or ICU recovery. These are listed in the order they
typically occur. Yellow events mark events clinicians may consider “cautionary” because they
could cause ischemia. These are listed alphabetically.
Green events mark interventions taken and are listed alphabetically.
To mark an event, press the HOME key to display the Main screen, then perform the follow-
ing navigation bar options:
From the event mark list, select
NEXT EVENT
and
PREVIOUS EVENT
to highlight the desired
event code or description. <- - - | - - - > can be used to toggle between the two columns of events.
Select
SELECT EVENT
to choose the highlighted event code and return to the trend data graph.
Press the HOME key to return to the trend data graph without storing an event code (see
Table 6-1. , Table 6-2. , Table 6-3. , and Table 6-4. ).
YES NO
BASELINE MENU
EVENT MARK
ALARM AUDIO ON/OFF NEXT MENU
< - - - | --- > NEXT EVENT
PREVIOUS EVENT SELECT EVENT