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Revision C Dash 2000 Patient Monitor 11-5
2005873-001
Patient Preparation
Prepare the patient for SPO2 monitoring using the following steps:
1.
Choose the probe that is best suited to your patient—ear, finger,
disposable, reusable, etc.
NOTE: Nellcor’s RS-10 reflective probe is not recommended for
use. Use only the probes listed in the enclosed
publication "Accessories – Dash 2000/3000". Contact your
sales/service representative for other probe options.
2. Clean the surface of the probe before and after each patient use.
3. Following the instructions provided with the probe, correctly position
and attach the probe to your patient.
Be aware of the following general safety precautions when using SPO2 probes:
WARNINGS
DATA VALIDITY—Do not expose probe detector to strong
ambient light while monitoring a patient. A poor signal may
result.
DATA VALIDITY—Do not allow tape to block the probe light
detector.
DATA VALIDITY—Check that the SPO2 waveform is
physiological in shape.
PATIENT SAFETY—Prolonged monitoring may require
changing the probe site periodically. Move the probe if there is
any sign of skin irritation or impaired circulation.
Change the
probe site at least every four hours to prevent ischemic skin necrosis.
Be
particularly careful when monitoring neonates. If required,
reduce the application periods to half the times recommended
above.
PATIENT SAFETY—If a probe is damaged in any way,
discontinue use immediately.
Be sure to read all literature accompanying probes for specific safety
information.