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58 Alarms, displays, and views during monitoring
Heart rate / min Age group
Sleep Rest Stress (e.g. fever)
Newborns 80–160 100–180 max 220
1 week to 3 months 80–200 100–220 max 220
3 months to 2 years 70–120 80–150 max 200
2 to 10 years 60–90 70–110 max 200
10 years and older 50–90 55–90 max 200
7.3 Alarm message priorities in the status line
Fig. 30 Status line on the VitaGuard® display
Physiological alarms have high priority. The text messages of
physiological alarms end with three exclamation marks.
Technical alarms have medium priority. The text messages of
technical alarms end with two exclamation marks.
7.4 Physiological and technical alarms
VitaGuard® generates two types of alarms: physiological and techni-
cal alarms.
A physiological alarm is generated when VitaGuard® detects
values that violate one or more of the set alarm limits for longer
than the set period.
There are simple alarm limits, e.g. the
Lower limit
for the
Heart rate
,
and there are alarm limits based on the interaction of several monitor
settings, e.g. the deviation alarms.
A technical alarm is generated when monitoring is no longer
reliable, e.g. when electrodes have become loose.
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