Spacelabs Healthcare 98000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Working with the Holter system may require:
• Close visual working with the display
• Frequent eye movement
• Sitting still for long periods of time
• Typing or mouse use for long periods of time
• Unaccustomed posture
This section is to help advise against the these possible causes of discomfort. Follow the
instructions to help you work more comfortably.
1.8.1 Sitting Properly
If possible, use an adjustable chair that gives
support to your lower back. It should adjusted
so that the operator can sit with a straight back,
upper legs horizontal and feet flat on the floor.
The back rest should be adjusted to support the
hollow of the back.
The shoulder and upper arm should make a right
angle with the forearm and hands. If the chair
needs to be raised to achieve correct posture, a
foot stool should be used to ensure the feet are
supported.
1.8.2 Arranging the Equipment
Ensure that the operating environment is free from interruptions to prevent operator error during
analysis.
Glare and reflections from lights and windows should be minimised by adjusting the tilt and
swivel of the display. Cleaning the display regularly will help minimize reflections. Adjusting the
brightness and contrast of the controls will also help.
Position the keyboard in from the front of the desk. Use a light touch on the keys when typing and
where available use a keyboard arm rest to support forearms.
Position the mouse where it can be easily reached, normally just to the side of the keyboard.
Ensure there is plenty space in the area surrounding the mouse so you can make unimpeded
movements. Use the mouse mat to prevent mouse slipping and where available a mouse mat
with a forearm support / rest.
1.9 UDI Identifier
The Pathfinder SL v1.9 UDI (Unique Device Identification) identifier can be found by clicking on
‘Help’ from within the Pathfinder SL software followed by ‘About Pathfinder SL’.