ZOE PPM3, Руководство пользователя

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13-2
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
Centralized Monitoring
13.2. Remote Control Settings
Most settings used to control the PPM3 can also be set by the MPC operator.
These settings are described in the Working With Menus chapter and include:
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Patient information (name and initials)
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Alarm settings (limit settings, alarm on/off settings)
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Waveforms to display
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NBP initial inflation pressure and auto-mode setting
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Pulse tone source
If a setting is changed at either the PPM3 or the MPC, the new setting is used at
both the PPM3 and MPC.
If a patient is already admitted at the PPM3 when a connection is initially made
between the PPM3 and MPC, the PPM3 and MPC alarm settings are merged such
that the more conservative settings are used. That is, the narrower alarm limit
range is used and a parameter alarm remains enabled if it was enabled at either the
PPM3 or MPC.
If no patient is admitted at the PPM3 when the connection is made, then the
PPM3 will use the MPC’s settings without modification.
Some settings are not controllable at the PPM3 when the PPM3 is connected to
the MPC. These include settings that have a system-wide impact at the MPC (e.g.,
the temperature units of measure, alarm suspend time-out values). These settings
are identified in the Working With Menus chapter.
13.3. Disconnecting from the MPC
The PPM3 can be disconnected from the MPC either by detaching the Network
Cable from the wall box or from the connector on the right side of the monitor.
If this is done in order to transport the patient somewhere, then the "Transport
Patient" menu item should be selected in the Standby menu before detaching the
from the network. This will place the MPC in Transport Mode for this patient and
will prevent a "connection lost" alarm from sounding at either the PPM3 or the
MPC. See the Entering Standby Mode chapter for more details.