GE Responder 2000, Руководство оператора

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2026116-001 Revision B Responder™ 2000 Page 77
SNAPSHOT
The Snapshot feature takes a snapshot of Channel 1 or Channel 2 depending on the cursor position at the time of
selection (if cascaded). It will then display it in the region of Channel 2. Snapshot is saved as an event and can be
printed from the Event History log. Snapshot saves 20 seconds of ECG information. (4 seconds of history at the time of
selection and 16 seconds of data after the selection. When Snapshot is selected, the camera icon flashes indicating
Snapshot is selected. To turn off Snapshot, select the Snapshot icon again. To generate the next snapshot waveform
event, the operator should wait at least 20 seconds.
TO TAKE A SNAPSHOT
1. Turn the Rotary Selector Knob to the camera icon and push to take a snapshot of Channel 1 and have it displayed in
Channel 2. Channel 1 continues to monitor in real time.
HISTORY MENU
From the history menu the operator can view the event log and patient trends.
EVENT LOG
The Responder 2000 logs patient events, operator actions, and system errors and warnings. This information can be
viewed or printed.
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Logged Events show the name, event code, time of occurrence and associated information with the event.
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Up to 5000 of the most current events can be viewed. The operator can select a range of events to print.
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Patient events also store their associated ECG waveform, which can be printed from the event log menu. Only the
forty (40) most current event waveforms are saved.
PATIENT TRENDS
Trend data of Heart Rate and SpO
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Saturation is available in 45 minute or 9 Hour intervals. The Patient Trends need to
be cleared every time a new patient is connected. A vertical line with a pointed arrow on the trend indicates a power cycle.
The beginning and ending date/time are printed on the trend data printout.