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Starting and ending monitoring
at the bedside monitor and the monitor is connected to the network, patient data
will display at the central station.
A case manually starts/a patient is admitted when any patient data is entered
or loaded. Patient data can be entered locally using the monitor, loaded from an
Admit-Discharge-Transfer (ADT) server over the CARESCAPE Network, or entered
remotely using a central station. If the monitor is connected to the S/5 Network,
patient and trend data can be loaded to the monitor from iCentral. No trend data can
be loaded from the CARESCAPE Network.
Always observe the monitor and the patient carefully during start-up periods and
when inserting acquisition modules.
CAUTION
- Discharge to clear patient data - When admitting a new
patient/starting a new case, you must clear all previous
patient data from the system. To accomplish this, be sure
the acquisition module is securely mounted, disconnect the
patient cables, then discharge the previous patient/end the
case.
The following are generic instructions listing the basic steps for starting monitoring.
Parameter-specific instructions are more detailed and should always be followed as
well.
1. Connect the patient to the monitor according to the measurement setup
requirements. The alarms and parameter settings become active.
2. If the startup profile is not suitable, select another profile.
3. Enter patient demographics, or load/combine the data.
4. Start the measurement.
5. Zero invasive pressure lines.
6. If required, change the parameters on screen.
7. Check alarm limits and adjust if necessary.
About the combination monitoring mode
The combination monitoring is a licensed feature. In combination monitoring mode
ECG is acquired from a telemetry receiver system. This ECG data acquisition capability
enhances basic telemetry monitoring by providing access to all of the available
parameters from bedside monitors, while acquiring the ECG data from telemetry. In
this monitoring mode, all data — local and telemetry — is viewed at the central station
and the bedside monitor. However, any historical data stored at the central station will
be unavailable. Any new alarm history samples created on the telemetry transmitter
cannot be viewed on the monitor if they are created after the combination monitoring
has been started. Only the snapshots created on the monitor and the samples of
the telemetry transmitter created prior to starting the combination monitoring can
be viewed.
The combination monitoring mode can be enabled through Monitor Setup > Default
Setup > Care Unit Settings > Telemetry > Monitor or Telemetry , and the setting is
password protected. The monitor needs to be configured to the CARESCAPE Network.
This option cannot be used in the NICU software package.
In case the telemetry patient has been admitted when the device is connected to the
monitor, the arrhythmia alarm priorities and limit alarm priorities (except in case the
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