Title:
DICTUM HEALTH IDM100 MEDICAL TABLET INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
DCO#:
00271
Document#:
870-00001-01
Originating Author:
E Keate
Modifying Author:
R. Massie
Date Created:
9/04/2018
Date Modified:
05/28/2020
Revision:
AR
Page
103 of 175
15
Electrocardiograph
ECG configuration:
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The resting diagnostic ECG supports both AHA and IEC configurations.
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The ECG Screen displays the current configuration.
ECG cables:
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Leads configuration is automatically detected (3-lead or 10-lead ECG cables).
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All ECG tests require the correct cable for performance and patient safety.
Only Dictum Health cables are approved for use. No other cables are approved for use.
Dictum Health ECG cables are IEC-60601-1 compliant for DFIB and performance.
Understand the ECG options:
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Supports 3-lead or 12-lead resting ECG for diagnostic use.
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Detects the type of cable connected and automatically configures the device.
Reports vary according to the lead type, as described in the table below.
ECG Leads
ECG Report Generated
12
4
3 report, 1
12, and 2
6 rhythm reports
3
1
3 report, and rhythm strips
15.1 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
The IDM100 Medical Tablet electrocardiography component is intended for use only by trained operators.
The IDM 100 allows a trained operator to acquire ECG (Electrocardiograph) waveforms using the ECG
front end modules (ECG cable and electrodes) and associated accessories, which provide signal
acquisition for up to twelve (12) leads of patient ECG waveforms through surface electrodes adhered to
the body.
The 12-lead ECG is for use by health care professionals only.
It is recommended to check the ECG cable and electrodes and tablet for damage prior to use. If damage
exists, do not use the ECG cable, and contact your local Dictum Health Sales Office or your authorized
Dictum Health dealer or distributor to have it replaced.
Perform the following inspections daily to ensure patient safety and proper operation
:
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Verify that electrodes are fully attached using the instructions that follow.
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Check for cracked or broken ECG cable and electrodes, power cord, communications cables, display,
and enclosure.
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Check for bent or missing pins on all electrodes.
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Check all connections; reseat if any connectors are loose
DO NOT touch the patient, ECG cable and electrodes, or IDM100 Medical Tablet, during defibrillation.
Death or injury may occur from the electrical shock delivered by the defibrillator.
