Oridion Capnostream 20p, Руководство оператора

Страница: 73 / 141

Alarm Display
Portable Bedside Capnograph/Pulse Oximeter 71
This screen enables the health care provider to see at a glance how many alarms have been generated over the
last hour by the patient, in order to assess patient status. It is reached by clicking the
ALARMS
soft button on
the menu bar, from the Home screen or the Trend screens.
Figure 28 - Capnostream Alarm Review Screen
The Alarm Review screen covers the following alarms:
•
No Breath Alarm
•
EtCO
2
High and Low Alarms
•
Respiration Rate High and Low Alarms
•
SpO
2
High and Low Alarms
•
Pulse Rate High and Low Alarms
•
IPI Low Alert
The order in which the parameters appear in this screen can be changed from the Institutional Defaults screen
(once a change is made, it will affect both this screen and the trend screens). See
Changing Parameters Order on
the Trend Display on page 123 for more information.
The Alarm Review screen displays the absolute number of alarms that occurred in the last hour. Each type of
alarm is indicated by a horizontal bar of a different color, sized to represent the quantity of alarms. The number
of alarms appears to the right of the bar. The thin red vertical lines seen on the bar indicates the point at which a
change in alarm limits occurred.
All alarms displayed are based on the high priority patient (urgent) alarm limit set on the device. For example, if
the etCO
2
High alarm limit is set at 60, a level of 60 will be shown on the Alarm Review screen for etCO
2
High,
to the left of the upper white bar. If the alarm limit has been changed, the current limit will appear, but the
number of alarms will reflect the limit in place when that alarm occurred, thereby accurately representing the
number of alarms that occurred under each different alarm limit.
The Alarm Review screen will be cleared if the monitor is turned off or if the trend memory is cleared.