GE Portrait Hub01, Руководство пользователя

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Graphical user interface
In this example:
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Patient details ( Patient details ) = Title of the view showing
patient-related information
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WARD 001–107 = Unit, room, and bed as entered during
patient admission
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Last name, first name = Patient’s last and first names as
entered on the Central Viewer
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ID 1, ID 2 = Patient identification as entered on the Central
Viewer
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Date of Birth ( Date of Birth ) = Patient’s date of birth as
entered on the Central Viewer (format: DD-MMM-YYYY)
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Sex ( Sex ) = Patient’s gender as entered on the Central Viewer
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Pacemaker ( Pacemaker ) = Indicator of the patient having
a pacemaker. Yes with the indicator means that the
patient pacemaker has been identified. Other options are
No (no indicator) and Unknown with the indicator .
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End monitoring ( End monitoring ) = Selection to end the
monitoring of this patient on the Hub.
Hub LIVE view
The Hub LIVE view can contain data for one or more parameters, depending on which
sensors have been paired. It shows numeric values, parameter labels and units, active
alarm limits, signal quality indicators , and possible alarm or information messages.
In this example:
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1–11 = room-bed identification
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Smith, Peter = patient’s last name, first name
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90/OFF (90/ OFF ) = Pulse oximetry alarm limits
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critical low: 87 ( critical low: xx , where xx is 87 in this
example) = Critical low limit set for SpO
2
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SpO2% ( SpO2% ) = Pulse oximetry label and unit of measure
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PR/min ( PR/min ) = Pulse rate label and unit of measure
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RR/min ( RR/min ) = Respiration rate label and unit of measure
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LIVE ( LIVE ) = LIVE view (currently active)
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TRENDS ( TRENDS ) = Access to TRENDS view (historical data)
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Arrows on the right of the screen = access to the detailed
view of each parameter; touch the arrow or swipe your
finger from right to left
Viewing the Hub LIVE view
1. Make sure that you have completed the patient connections and paired the
sensor(s) with the Hub.
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