Nellcor Oxinet III, Руководство по обслуживанию

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System Overview Service Manual
8 Oxinet III
Alarms
Alarms are indicated both audibly and visually at the Central Station. If the
optional paging system is used, an alarm text message is transmitted to a pager,
displaying the room number, patient name, alarm message, SpO
2
value, and pulse
rate at the time of the alarm.
Note:
The Oxinet III software performs database maintenance automatically: the
software temporarily closes the program, performs database file maintenance, and
relaunches the program at 10:05 am every day. This maintenance procedure
normally takes less than 45 seconds to run.
During the brief period that database
maintenance is in progress, the system does not process any incoming data —
including alarms.
Reports
The Oxinet III software allows up to 72 hours of monitored data to be stored,
trended, and retrieved in a variety of printable reports. Reports can be run at any
time or periodic snapshots of oximetry data can be scheduled at intervals selected
by the clinician.
Pagers
Use of pagers with the Oxinet III system is optional, since patients are being
continuously monitored at the Central Station. If you decide to assign pagers to a
patient, you should assign both a primary and a different secondary pager. The
primary pager receives the alarm page within 10 seconds of the alarm. If no one
responds to the alarm by either silencing the alarm at the oximeter or resolving the
reason for the alarm, the system sends a notification to the secondary pager within
30 to 120 seconds of the primary page, depending on the settings for your
Oxinet III system. The range of operation from pager transmitter to pager is
150 feet with no intervening structures.
WARNING: It is essential that the Central Station be visually and/or audibly
monitored at all times to assure prompt response to alarms. Do not rely on
the pagers as the sole source of Oxinet III alarms. The Oxinet III system is a
secondary alarm notification system. It is intended to supplement and not to
replace any part of the hospital's device monitoring procedures (including
procedures regarding bedside pulse oximeters and responding to bedside
oximeter alarms).