ZOE PPM3, Руководство пользователя

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N i g h t i n g a l e P P M 3 U s e r ' s G u i d e April 2019
IBP Monitoring
To begin IBP monitoring, use the following procedure:
1. If IBP monitoring has not been enabled (indicated by the absence of P1 or
P2 parameter boxes and waveform areas below SpO
2
), press the Setup key
on the PPM3, scroll the control knob to Parameters and press, scroll to
"IBP Channels," press the knob, and scroll from "None" to "1" or "2"
pressing the knob to select your choice. Press the Main Screen key to
apply the changes. Now the P1 and P2 waveform areas and parameter
boxes (or just P1 if "1" was selected) should appear beneath the SpO
2
area.
"P1 needs zeroing" and "P2 needs zeroing" messages should also appear in
the message area.
2. If "1" was selected, connect a pressure transducer cable to the invasive
pressure port on the left side of the Nightingale PPM3 labeled P1/P2. If
"2" was selected, connect a PPM3 IBP Y-cable, (Zoe Medical accessory,
Part Number 421-6102). Then connect the invasive pressure cable(s) to
the Y-cable, while keeping track of the P1 and P2 labels on Y-cable
connectors to make sure you have the correct IBP cable connected to the
correct port on the Y-cable.
Note
– From this point, complete steps 3 through 9 first for P1. Repeat, substituting P2
for P1 as required.
3. Connect each transducer manifold to the correct invasive pressure cable.
4. Scroll the control knob to the P1 parameter box and press the knob.
5. Select the invasive pressure label for this channel if the P1 default is not
appropriate.
6. Verify format (Sys/Dia or Mean) and waveform size are appropriate.
7. Zero the pressure by opening the transducer vent, and then scrolling the
PPM3 control knob to "Zero Set" and pressing. This should cause the "P1
needs zeroing message" to transition to "P1 zeroing" and then "P1 zero
okay." The numeric values for P1 should also display as zeroes.
8. Close the transducer vent.
9. Connect the transducer to the patient per clinical guidelines. Follow
standard hospital procedures for zeroing and flushing the pressure line.