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HP M2475B User Manual

HP M2475B User Manual (270 pages)

Portable Defibrillator/Monitor

Brand: HP | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 1.56 MB

Table of Contents

Responsibility of the Manufacturer
2
Printing History
4
Symbol Definitions
5
Conventions
7
Preface
8
- Introduction
  8
- Theory of Defibrillator Operation
  8
- Intended Use
  9
  - Noninvasive Pacing
    11
  - 12-Lead Electrocardiography
    12
  - Contraindications
    12
  - Indications
    12
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility
    13
  - Reducing Electromagnetic Interference
    13
  - Immunity Level
    14
  - Restrictions for Use
    14
- Telecom Regulatory Information
  15
  - United States
    15
  - Canada
    16
  - United Kingdom
    17
  - Table of Contents
    19
Getting Acquainted

29
- Operating Controls and Indicators
  32
- Safety Considerations
  49
  - Disarming the Defibrillator
    49
- Battery Operation
  51
  - Supported Battery Replacements
    52
  - Testing a Battery
    52
  - Recharging a Battery
    52
Setup and Configuration

55
Defibrillating

85
- Defibrillating a Patient
  85
Using Shock Advisory Mode (Optional)

95
- Understanding Shock Advisory Operating Controls
  96
- Using Shock Advisory Mode
  97
  - Verify Patient Condition
    98
  - Select Advisory on
    98
  - Apply Defib Electrode
    101
  - Press the Analyze Button
    104
  - Follow Prompts
    107
    
    Defibrillating a Patient
    107
    
    Shock Advised
    107
    
    No Shock Advised
    108
  - After Using the Defibrillator
    109
- Printing the Advisory Event Summary Record
  110
  - Clearing Advisory Event Memory
    113
- Advisory Mode Default Settings
  114
Monitoring

115
- Using Leads to Monitor
  116
  - Preparing the Leads for Monitoring
    117
    
    3-Wire Patient Cable
    117
    
    5-Wire Patient Cable/10-Wire Patient Cable
    118
- Preparing the Patient
  119
  - ECG Monitoring Electrodes
    121
    
    Using Multifunction Defib Electrodes
    121
    
    Using Paddles
    121
- Monitoring a Patient the Codemaster 100
  122
- Heart Rate Alarms
  123
- Recording
  124
  - Recording/Printing ECG and Monitoring Data
    124
  - Automatic Recordings
    125
  - Post Shock Data
    126
  - Printing the Event Summary Record
    126
  - Recorder Errors
    127
- External Monitoring
  128
Using the 12-Lead Option

129
- Introduction
  129
- 12-Lead Keyboard and Display
  130
- Patient and Operational Safety Notes
  134
- Acquiring a 12-Lead ECG
  136
  - To Acquire a 12-Lead ECG
    137
  - Preparing the Patient
    138
  - Checking Signal Quality
    140
  - Restoring the ECG Trace
    140
  - Entering Patient ID
    142
    
    Reviewing and Changing Patient ID
    143
  - Using HP ACI-TIPI
    146
  - Using HP TPI
    147
  - Making Additional Printed Copies of the ECG Reports
    148
- Setting up the Printed Report
  148
  - Configuring the Contents of the Report
    148
  - Changing the Layout and Content of the Printed Reports
    149
    
    The ECG Report
    149
    
    Basic Measurements
    152
    
    Calibration Signals
    153
    
    Report Examples
    153
- Using the 12-Lead Main Menu
  157
  - Sending Ecgs
    159
  - Managing Stored Ecgs
    160
  - Printing the Log of Ecgs Stored
    161
  - Print the Configuration
    161
  - Send Event Summaries
    161
- HP Codemaster 100 and 12-Lead Option Interactions
  162
Performing Synchronized Cardioversion

163
- Performing Cardioversion
  163
Pacing

171
- What Is Noninvasive Transcutaneous Pacing
  171
  - Pacer Operating Controls
    172
  - Using the Pacer
    172
    
    Defibrillation During Pacing
    177
- Spo 2 Monitoring
  
  179
  - Understanding Pulse Oximetry
    179
    
    How Does Pulse Oximetry Work
    180
    
    What Is Spo2
    180
  - Spo2 Operating Controls
    181
  - Patient Monitor Using Spo2
    181
    
    Sensor Types
    181
    
    Apply the Sensor to the Patient
    182
    
    Applying the Reusable Sensor
    182
    
    Using Spo2
    182
    
    Inspecting the Application Site
    184
    
    Patient Movement
    184
    
    Troubleshooting Sensor Application
    184
    
    Circulation at Application Site
    185
    
    Connecting the Sensor to the Instrument
    185
    
    Start Monitoring
    186
    
    Spo 2 Readings
    187
  - Spo 2 Alarms
    188
    
    Activating Spo 2 Alarms
    188
    
    Deactivating Spo 2 Alarms
    188
    
    Recorder Output
    188
Transmitting Data from the 12-Lead Option

189
- Receiving Devices
  190
- Using Landline Communications
  191
- Using Cellular Communications
  195
- Transmitting a 12-Lead ECG
  198
- Transmitting an Event Summary
  200
Using Auxiliary Power

203
- The AC Power Module
  203
  - Using the AC Power Module
    203
  - Indicators
    204
    
    Charging Indicator
    204
    
    Power Indicator
    204
  - Using the DC External Power Module
    205
    
    External Power Module Indicators
    206
    
    Installing the External DC Power Module
    207
    
    Testing the External Power Module Installation
    208
  - Codemaster 100 External Power Indicators
    209
  - Monitoring with External Power
    210
  - Charging the Battery with an Auxiliary Power Module
    210
  - Defibrillating with External Power
    211
  - Performing Operational Checks
    212
Troubleshooting

213
- Codemaster
  213
  - Codemaster 100
    213
  - Troubleshooting the Defibrillator
    213
    
    If the Defibrillator Does Not Charge
    215
    
    If the Defibrillator Does Not Deliver a Shock
    216
    
    Troubleshooting the Pacer
    217
    
    Troubleshooting Spo2
    218
    
    Troubleshooting the Advisory Mode
    220
    
    Troubleshooting the External Power Module (M2478A or M2479A)
    221
    
    Replacing the External Power Module Fuse
    222
    
    Performing Diagnostics
    223
  - The 12-Lead Option
    225
    
    Checking ECG Technique
    225
  - Identifying ECG Problems
    226
    
    Identifying Recorder Problems
    227
  - Identifying Storage Problems
    228
  - Sampling Characteristics of the 12-Lead Option
    228
  - Identifying Transmission Problems
    229
- Sales
  231
- Medical Supplies
  233
- Service
  233
Maintenance

235
- Codemaster 100
  235
  - Operation Checks
    235
    
    Every Shift
    235
    
    Every Day
    236
    
    Delivered Energy and Shock Button Functional Test
    237
    
    Electrode Adapter Cable Test
    238
    
    Quick Pacer Functionality Test
    239
    
    Every Three Months
    240
    
    Every Week
    240
  - Maintaining the Defibrillator
    241
    
    Changing the Recorder Paper
    241
    
    Cleaning the Recorder Printhead
    242
    
    Cleaning Exterior Surfaces
    243
    
    Cleaning the Carry Bag (M3710A)
    244
    
    Cleaning the Electrodes and Cables
    244
    
    Cleaning Exterior Surfaces on the AC and DC Power Modules
    245
  - Maintaining the Battery
    245
    
    Achieving Optimal Battery Life
    246
    
    Battery Life
    247
    
    New Batteries
    247
    
    Charging the Battery
    248
    
    Battery Capacity Test
    249
    
    Battery
    250
    
    External Power Module
    250
    
    Patient Cables
    250
    
    Supplies
    250
    
    Battery Support System Power Cords
    251
    
    Defib Electrodes
    251
    
    Paddles
    251
    
    Cases
    252
    
    Monitoring Electrodes
    252
    
    Paper
    252
Specifications

253
- Defibrillator/Monitor
  253
  - Equipment Classification
    254
  - Monitor
    255
  - External Pacer
    255
  - Spo
    256
  - Measurement Range: 0 to 100
    256
  - Thermal Array Recorder
    257
  - Size and Weight of the Codemaster 100 Without the 12-Lead Option
    257
  - Advisory Mode (Option C80)
    258
  - 12-Lead (Option C90)
    259
  - Battery
    261
  - HP M2480B Battery Support System
    262
    
    Charging Specifications
    262
    
    Size and Weight
    262
  - HP M2478A DC External Power Module
    263
  - HP M2479A AC External Power Module
    264

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