TR A IN IN G GUI DE

IntelliVue MP2
Patient Monit or
R e l ea s e F . 0
Fo r use to ge th e r with the In st ruct ion s fo r Use

P a ti e nt M o n it or i ng
Philips Medizin Systeme Boeblingen GmbH
Hewlett-Packard-Str. 2
71034 Boeblingen
Germany

© Copyright 2007
Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
All Rights Reserved

Part Number M8102-9441A

Printed in Germany 07/07
4512 610 22901

*M8102-9441A*
M8102-9441A

1 Introduction 3

2 Basic Operation 7

3 Starting Monitoring 13

4 Acquiring Data 15

5 Managing Data 23

6 Evaluating Data 29

7 Ending Monitoring 35

8 Using Batteries 37

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1Introduction

About this Guide

This training guide is designed to assist you as a user in learning
the basic functions of the IntelliVue MP2. It is written in a task
oriented way, providing a fast, hands-on introduction to the
monitor. Your task is to follow the patient’s cycle of care. After
Diagnostics Treatment
admitting a patient, you will learn how to acquire, manage and
evaluate data from the most common measurements. Cycle of Care

Follow up

References
This training guide is additional to, and does not replace the Instructions for Use. It serves as an initial
training tool. For full operating instructions and safety-related information, it is essential to read the
Instructions for Use. Before monitoring patients you must have a comprehensive understanding of
patient monitoring.
The following documentation was shipped with your IntelliVue MP2 monitor:
• Instructions for Use
• Quick Guide
• IntelliVue Patient Monitor Documentation DVD, which contains the Service Guide, this Training
Guide, and the above documents as pdf files (readable with Adobe Reader), as well all other
documents associated with this monitor:
– Application Notes (English only)
– Configuration Guide (English only)
The DVD can be used as a source of reference or to print additional copies of the documents. To
purchase printed copies of any documentation or to purchase additional copies of the DVD, please
contact:
Globalware Solutions
Tel: +1-800-527-6871; Fax: +1-978-469-7529; e-mail: aftermarket@gwsmail.com.

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1 Introduction How to use this Training Guide

How to use this Training Guide

This Training Guide leads you step-by-step through the basic functions of the monitor. It is essential
that you work through all the steps sequentially in the order they are presented. You must use this
guide in conjunction with an IntelliVue MP2 and its Instructions for Use.

To get familiar with your monitor, you go step-by-step from task to task. These tasks are indicated by a
pointing finger symbol.
Places where you need to refer to the Instructions for Use are indicated by a book symbol.

Scope of the Training Guide

On your way through the patient’s cycle of care you will cover the following:
• Starting monitoring
– Switching on the monitor
– Activating and exiting Demo mode
• Acquiring data
– Admitting the patient
– Acquiring ECG and respiration data
– Acquiring SpO2 and pulse data Acquiring Managing

– Acquiring NBP data

Data
– Switching measurements on/off
– Activating and leaving monitor standby
• Managing data
Evaluating
– Acknowledging alarms
– Switching alarms off/on
– Understanding alarm latching
– Viewing and changing alarm limits
– Changing tone volumes
• Evaluating data
– Reviewing trends and alarm history
• Ending monitoring
– Discharging the patient
– Configuring end case reports
– Starting end case procedures
• Using Batteries

Note that your monitor may have additional measurements to those covered in this training guide.

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Competency Statement 1 Introduction

Competency Statement
The trainee will be able to perform the basic monitoring functions.

Performance Objectives
The following objectives provide evidence of minimum achievement of the above competency:
• The trainee will be able to explain or demonstrate the basic functions of the
– monitor controls, indicators and connectors
– operation and navigation using the touchscreen and the SmartKeys.
– Measurement values and waves
• The trainee will be able to acquire, to manage, and to evaluate data from the following:
– Admission and discharge
– SpO2
– Pulse
– ECG
– Respiration rate
– Noninvasive blood pressure
• The trainee will be able to check and replace the battery.

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1 Introduction Performance Objectives

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2Basic Operation
Use this first section to familiarize yourself with the monitor’s basic operation and navigation. You may
find it useful to identify the numbered items in the space provided. Otherwise you can proceed straight
to the first section “Starting Monitoring”.

Controls - Indicators - Connectors

Identify each of the following items and describe its function.

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2 Basic Operation Controls - Indicators - Connectors

Identify each of the following items and describe its function.

6 7 Symbols (International)

Text (English only)

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4 1 2

2 1

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Controls - Indicators - Connectors 2 Basic Operation

Identify each of the following items and describe its function.

Right Side

Symbols Text
1 (International) (English only)

3
7

4
5

Left Side

1
2
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2 Basic Operation Operating and Navigating

Operating and Navigating

Identify each of the following items and describe its function.
3 2
4
Bed9 Adult Doe, John 1
5 HR SpO2
6
7

Sinus Rhythm
M

8 1mV

Sys.

9 All Settings reset to 10

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Identify each of the following items and describe its function.
Measurement Setup menu
No Central Monit. **NBPs HIGH 1
Setup NBP
NBP Pulse 60 Auto 08:28
2

NBP meas.+autom. cycle started 3

sys
Alarms:
On

Al. from: Auto/Man.: Repet.Time: 4

Sys Auto 15 min

Start/ Stop NBP

Stop All STAT
5

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5

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SmartKeys 2 Basic Operation

SmartKeys
Enter the SmartKeys window by pressing the SmartKeys key.

SmartKeys

Start/ Measmt. Admit/

Stop Select. Dischrg

Switch pages
Alarm Vitals Profiles
Limits Trend

Alarm QRS Monitor

Volume Volume Standby

Identify each of the following SmartKeys and describe its function.

Brightn. Main
Setup

Alarm Admit/
Volume Dischrge

QRS Profiles
Volume

Start/ Measmt.
Stop Select.

Stop Adjust
All Size

Veni Alarm
Puncture Limits

Repeat Vitals
Time Trend

NBP Graph
STAT Trend

Zero Monitor
Standby

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2 Basic Operation SmartKeys

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Starting Monitoring
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Switching On the Monitor

1 Disconnect any patient cable from the

monitor.
Press the power switch to turn the monitor
on.

Most of the patient data required for this training can be generated in the monitor’s Demo mode.
Sometimes you will need to apply a measurement sensor to yourself.

Activating Demo Mode

WARNING Demo mode is for demonstration and training purposes only. Never use Demo mode when a patient is
attached to the monitor. When you have completed your training tasks, always exit Demo mode.
When you leave Demo mode, the monitor clears all demo data from the monitor’s memory and uses
the default settings.

1 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

2 In the SmartKeys window, touch the arrow

key to go to the next page and select
Main
Main Setup. Setup

3 In the Main Setup menu, scroll down and

select Operating Modes.
Main Setup
Operating Modes

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3 Starting Monitoring Exiting Demo Mode

4 From the Operating Modes menu, select

Demo. Operating Modes
Demo

5 Using the pop-up keyboard, type in the

password 14432 and select Enter. HR
An ECG wave and numeric appear on the M
screen. The default volume of the QRS
tone is 1.

The training starts in Demo mode.

If you want to switch off the QRS tone first, please refer to “Changing the QRS Volume” on page 27.
Keep in mind that all settings and collected values are reset when switching back from Demo to
Monitoring mode. If you switched off the QRS tone in demo mode, you need to do it again in
Monitoring mode.
During this training, you need to switch between Demo and Monitoring mode. The operating mode
you need for each task is indicated as shown here.
Demo Mode Monitoring Mode

Exiting Demo Mode

To exit the Demo Mode perform the following steps:
1 Select the flashing Demo field or flag on the
screen or cycle power to exit the Demo DEMO D E M O
mode.
2 From the Operating Modes menu, select
Monitoring. Operating Modes
Monitoring

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4Acquiring Data

Admitting the Patient

Demo Mode The training starts in Demo mode.
1 Press the SmartKeys key to open the
SmartKeys menu.

2 Select Admit/Dischrge to open the

Patient Demographics window. Admit/
Dischrge

3 To clear any previous patient data, select

Dischrge
the Dischrge Patient key and then Patient
Confirm. If you switched off the QRS
tone, you need to do it again after
admitting the patient.
4 From the Patient Demographics window,
Admit
select the Admit Patient key.
Patient

5 From the Enter Patient Demographics

menu, select Last Name. An on-screen Enter Patient Demographics
keyboard pops up.
Last Name

6 Type in the information and select Enter.

• Selecting Enter moves you Patient Cat.
consecutively through all fields. Adult
• To skip a field, select Enter without Pedi
entering data. Neo
• Some fields ask you to enter numerical
data, for example, height, weight and
date of birth.
• Some fields offer a list of choices, for
example Patient Cat. and Paced.

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4 Acquiring Data Admitting the Patient

7 Select the appropriate paced status. If your Paced

patient has no pacer, select Non-Paced.
Non-Paced

Paced

8 When you have entered all required data,

select Confirm to admit the patient. Confirm

9 Press the Main Screen key to return to

the Main Screen.

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Acquiring ECG Data 4 Acquiring Data

Acquiring ECG Data

Demo Mode

1 The alarm limits and paced status are

displayed near the HR numeric. The lead HR
label and the filter label are shown next to M
the ECG wave.
Select the HR numeric to open the Setup
ECG menu.
2 In the Setup ECG menu, select
Paced:No and toggle between Yes and HR
No. Notice the changes in the ECG wave. M
The paced symbol is displayed below the
HR label. The default for the Profile Adult
is Paced:Yes.
3 In the Setup ECG menu, scroll down and
select Placement. This opens the ECG
Placement menu. Switch to EASI lead M
placement. Note that the ECG wave is now
labeled EASI. If you are using the EASI lead EASI
placement, you must change Placement
to EASI.
4 Mark the Standard 5-lead placement in the
graphic.
Check your answer in the section ECG -
Lead Placements, in the MP2 Instructions
for Use.

5 Mark the EASI 5-lead placement in the

graphic.
Check your answer in the section ECG -
Lead Placements, in the MP2 Instructions
for Use.

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4 Acquiring Data Acquiring Respiration Data

6 In the Setup ECG menu, scroll down and Filter

select Filter. This opens the ECG filter
menu. To get the most detailed ECG wave Filter
for diagnostic purposes, set the filter to
Monitor
Diag.
Diag

7 Exit the menu by using the X and note that

the ECG filter label has changed in the
ECG wave. D

Acquiring Respiration Data

Demo Mode Not all monitored measurements are visible on the screen at the same time. For example, the
Respiration Rate (RR) is not shown on the current screen. However, if you are using a suitable ECG
cable, the monitor measures RR. Note that orange colored ECG cables do not support the RR
measurement.
1 Press the Main Screen key to open the
Change Screen menu.

2 In the Change Screen menu, select

Big Numerics.
Change Screen
Big Numerics

3 The RR numeric appears on the screen. RR

In the same way, try this for a number of
other screens.
Go back to the screen 2 Waves B.
4 To get an RR wave on the 2 Waves B
screen, select the ECG wave.
D D E M O

5 In the ECG wave menu, select

Change Wave.
II
Change Wave

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Acquiring SpO2 Data 4 Acquiring Data

6 In the Change Wave menu, select Change Wave

Any Resp.
Any Resp

7 The Resp wave appears on the screen. Resp

1Ohm

To display the Resp wave temporarily in the Setup Resp menu, select the RR numeric on the screen.

Acquiring SpO2 Data

Demo Mode

1 Press the Main Screen key to open the

Change Screen menu.
Switch back to the 1 Wave A screen.

2 The SpO2 numeric is displayed together SpO2

with its alarm limits.

3 To get a Pleth Wave on your screen, select

the ECG wave field.
D D E M O

4 In the ECG wave menu, select

Change Wave. II
Change Wave

5 In the Change Wave menu, select Pleth. Change Wave

Pleth

6 The Pleth wave appears on the screen.

Pleth

To display the Pleth wave temporarily in the Setup SpO2 menu, select the SpO2 numeric on the
screen.

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4 Acquiring Data Acquiring Pulse Data

Acquiring Pulse Data

Demo Mode

1 To get a Pulse numeric on your screen,

NBP Pulse Man
select a numeric, for example the NBP Sys.
numeric.

2 In the Setup NBP menu, select

Change Numeric. Setup NBP
Change Numeric

3 In the Change Numeric menu, select Change Numeric

System Pulse.
System Pulse

4 The System Pulse numeric, derived from Pulse

the SpO2 measurement, appears on the
screen.

5 You can also display a Pulse from NBP or Pulse

any pulsatile invasive pressure (if available
in your monitor).
Following the same steps as before, change
the Pulse numeric to another numeric, for
example Pulse (NBP).

Acquiring NBP Data

Monitoring Mode Exit Demo mode (see “Exiting Demo Mode” on page 14) and return to Monitoring mode. Attach a
correctly sized cuff to your arm and connect the NBP tubing to the monitor.
1 Select the NBP numeric field on the screen NBP Auto
to open the Setup NBP menu. Sys.

2 In the Setup NBP menu, select

Auto/Man.:
Auto/Man.to set the NBP mode. Auto

3 In the Auto/Man. menu, select Manual. Auto/Man.

Manual

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Switching Measurements On and Off 4 Acquiring Data

4 To start an NBP measurement, select

Start/
Start/Stop. Stop

5 As soon as the measurement is finished, the

NBP Pulse Man
NBP values are displayed on the screen. Sys.
Exit the Setup NBP menu.

Switching Measurements On and Off

Monitoring Mode Connect the SpO2 sensor cable to the monitor and apply the sensor to your finger.
1 Select the HR numeric field to open the
Setup ECG menu. HR

2 Scroll down and select ECG:On to switch

ECG:
off the ECG measurement. On
Exit the menu.
3 Instead of ECG and HR, the monitor now Pulse SpO2
displays the Pulse numeric from SpO2 and
the Pleth wave.

Pleth

4 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

5 Select Measmt. Select. to open the

Measurement Selection window.
Measmt.
Select.

6 In the Measurement Selection window,

select the ECG Resp connector symbol. Measurement Selection
Select Setup ECG.

NBP

SpO2

ECG
Resp

Change De- Setup Setup

Label Activate ECG Resp More

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4 Acquiring Data Activating Monitor Standby

7 In the Setup ECG menu select ECG:Off

ECG:
to switch on the ECG measurement. Off

8 Press the Main Screen key to return to the

Main Screen.

Activating Monitor Standby

Monitoring Mode

1 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

2 Select the Monitor Standby

SmartKey to place the monitor into
Monitor
Standby. Standby

All waves and numerics disappear from the display but all settings and patient data information are
retained. A special Standby Screen is displayed.

Leaving Monitor Standby

Monitoring Mode

1 Press any key or select any field on the STANDBY

screen to resume monitoring.
Press any key or select any field on the
screen to resume monitoring.

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5 Managing Data

Managing Alarms
Demo Mode Enter Demo mode.
1 Select the HR numeric to open the
Setup ECG menu. Setup ECG
To change the low alarm limit, select the HR
value on the left part of the alarm limit
1mV
button (in this case 50).

ECG Alarms
On

2 In the Low Limit menu, set the value to Low Limit

85.
85

3 The HR value and the red alarm indicator EXTREME BRADY

LED flash, an alarm tone sounds, and an
alarm message is shown in the alarm
message field. HR

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5 Managing Data

Acknowledging Alarms
Demo Mode

1 Press the Silence key to acknowledge the

alarm. This switches off the alarm tone and
lamps, and the alarm message gets a check
mark. The numeric still flashes.
2 You will get an audible reminder of alarm EXTREME BRADY
conditions that remain active after you have
acknowledged the alarm, if configured. The
alarm message with the check mark persists
on the monitor.
3 Select the HR numeric to open the Setup
ECG menu. Setup ECG
Change the low alarm limit back to 50. HR
Exit the Setup ECG menu. 1mV

ECG Alarms:
On

Switching All Alarms Off

Demo Mode

1 Press the Alarms key. This switches off the

monitor’s alarming capabilities for the pre-
configured time. The default is 2 minutes.
The lamp next to the alarms off symbol is
ALARMS PAUSED 1:58
red and the alarm message shows ALARMS
PAUSED and a count-down timer.

Switching Individual Alarms Off

Demo Mode

1 Open the Setup ECG menu. To switch off HR

just the HR alarm, select ECG Alarms. ECG Alarms:
Off
The Alarms Off symbol appears next to the
HR numeric. Note that the HR alarms will
be switched off until manually switched on
again.

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Understanding Alarm Latching

Demo Mode

1 Select the SpO2 numeric to open the

SpO2
Setup SpO2 menu.

2 Select the value on the right part of the

alarm limit button to change the SpO2 Setup SpO2
high alarm limit (in this case 100). Pleth SpO2

3 Set High Limit below the currently High Limit

measured value.
94

4 The SpO2 numeric and the yellow alarm

lamp flash, an alarm tone sounds, the high **SpO2 HIGH
limit is highlighted, and the alarm message
is shown in the alarm message field.
Do not silence the alarm.

5 Change the SpO2 High Limit back to 100.

Setup SpO2
Pleth SpO2

6 Although the alarm condition is now no **SpO2 HIGH

longer present, the alarm is latched: SpO2
The SpO2 numeric and the yellow alarm
lamp flash, the alarm tone sounds, and the
alarm message is shown.
7 Silence the alarm with the Silence key. The
alarm indicators now disappear.

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5 Managing Data

Viewing Alarm Limits

Demo Mode

1 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

2 Select the Alarm Limits SmartKey.

Alarm
Limits

3 Select HR in the Alarm Limits menu.

Alarm Limits
HR

4 Identify each of the numbered items.

HR
1 4

Alarms: 5
On/Off

2 8

3 9

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Check your answers in the section “Alarm Limits” in the MP2 Instructions for Use.

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Changing the QRS Volume 5 Managing Data

5 Select the Auto Limits Wide and Auto

Limits Narrow key and notice the changes.

6 Select Alarms On/Off. The Alarms Off Alarms: Alarms:

symbol disappears. On/Off On/Off

7 Press the Main Screen key to return to the

Main Screen.

8 Select ECG Alarms to switch the ECG

alarms on again. ECG Alarms:
Off
Return to the Main Screen. The Alarms Off
symbol disappeared.
9 Notice that an Alarms Off symbol is again HR
shown next to the HR numeric.
Select the HR numeric to open the Setup
ECG menu.

Changing the QRS Volume

Demo Mode

1 Select the ECG numeric to open the Setup HR

ECG menu.

2 In the Setup ECG menu, select

QRS Volume:
QRS Volume to open the QRS volume 1
menu.
3 Select 0 to switch off the QRS tone. QRS Volume

4 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

5 Select the QRS Volume SmartKey to

open the QRS Volume menu. Set QRS
QRS
volume to any value between 1 and 10. Volume
Repeat to hear different tone volumes.
Leave the menu at the volume of your
choice.

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5 Managing Data Changing Alarm Volume

Changing Alarm Volume

Demo Mode

1 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

2 Select the Alarm Volume SmartKey to

open the Alarm Volume menu.
Alarm
Volume

3 Set the alarm volume.

Depending on your configuration, it may Alarm Volume
not be possible to select 0 to switch off the
alarm tone volume. Your cannot select any
item that is greyed out.
Exit the Alarm volume menu.

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6Evaluating Data

Reviewing Trends
Screen Trends
Monitoring Mode Exit Demo mode (see “Exiting Demo Mode” on page 14) and return to Monitoring mode. Attach a
correctly sized cuff to your arm and connect the NBP tubing to the monitor.
1 Obtain at least four NBP readings. Press the
Main Screen key to open the
Change Screen menu.

2 From the Change Screen menu, select

Vital Signs A.
Change Screen
Vital Signs A

3 This screen shows a tabular NBP screen NBP Pulse 51 Man

trend below the NBP reading. Sys.
Select the NBP screen trend on the screen
to open the NBP Trend menu.
NBP
mmHg

4 From the NBP Trend menu, select

Change View.
NBP Trend
Change View

5 From the Change View menu, select

Graphical.
Change View
Graphical

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6 Evaluating Data Reviewing Trends

6 The Graphical NBP Screen Trend appears NBP Pulse 51 Man

below the NBP reading. sys.

Select the NBP Screen Trend on the screen

to open the NBP Trend menu.
NBP

min min

7 From the NBP Trend menu, select

Activate Cursor. NBP Trend
Activate Cursor

8 Arrow keys appear to move the cursor. NBPs

Return to the Main Screen. min min

Vital Signs Trends

Demo Mode Activate Demo mode and take a short break to obtain some data for trending.
1 In the SmartKeys window, select
Vitals Trend to open the Vital Signs
Vital
window. Trend

2 As default, the trend group Standard is

displayed. Vital Signs: Standard
Select the right arrow key twice. HR
SpO2
NBPs
NBPd
NBPm

RR
May
Select Select
Group Interval

3 Select Graph Trend to display the same

trend group in a graphical format. Graph
Trend

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Reviewing Trends 6 Evaluating Data

Graphic Trends
Monitoring Mode

1 Select the right arrow key twice.

Graphical Trends: Standard
HR
Use the navigation pop-up keys to move the SpO2
cursor through the trends database. Any
values from the database at the chosen
cursor position are shown in the right NBP
column.

May
Select the right arrow key twice.

2 Select Select Group to enter the

Select
Trend Group menu. Group

3 From the Trend Group menu, select All

to show a Trend Group that contains all
Trend Group
available trends.
All

4 Select the Select Interval pop-up

Select
key to enter the Interval menu. Interval

5 From the Interval menu, select 3 h to

increase the trending interval. This allows
Interval
you to see trend data over a longer period
but in a lower resolution. If you set a 3 h
narrow interval, this increases the resolution
of the trend data on the screen.
6 With the up and down arrows, scroll
through all trended measurements.

Return to the Main Screen.

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6 Evaluating Data Reviewing the Alarm History

Reviewing the Alarm History

Demo Mode

1 In the SmartKeys window, select the

Main Setup SmartKey.
Main
Setup

2 From the Main Setup menu, select

Alarms.
Main Setup
Alarms

3 From the Alarms menu, select

Review Alarms.
Alarms
Review Alarms

4 Review the history of alarms and INOPs by

scrolling down the list. Review Alarms
Exit the Review Alarms menu. 30 Apr 14:45:02 **NBPs HIGH
(120/100)

30 Apr 14:32:31 Alarms Silenced

30 Apr 10:55:03 Patient Discharged

Trends and Help Text from Reviewing Alarms

Demo Mode If you have no active alarm field, generate an alarm artificially.
1 Select a currently active alarm field to open **SpO2 HIGH
the Review Alarms menu.
2 From the Review Alarms menu, select any
patient alarm, for example a high or low
Review Alarms
limit alarm.
4 May 16:20:35 ** SpO2 HIGH

3 This takes you to the trend window. **SpO2 HIGH

Graphical Trends: All
SpO2
The measurement that caused the alarm is
displayed at the top.

Pulse
Return to the Main Screen.

May
Select Select
Group Interval

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Reviewing the Alarm History 6 Evaluating Data

4 Press the SmartKeys key to open the

SmartKeys window.

5 In the SmartKeys window, select

Main Setup.
Main
Setup

6 In the Main Setup menu, select Alarms.

Main Setup
Alarms

7 From the Alarms menu, select Review

Alarms. Alarms
Review Alarms

8 From the Review Alarms menu, select any

INOP alarm.
Review Alarms
4 May 16:20:35 ** SpO2 SENSOR OFF

9 This opens a window which explains why

the INOP alarm occurred. Review Alarms
SpO2 SENSOR OFF

The SpO2 sensor is not properly

applied to the patient. Apply the
Return to the Main Screen. sensor as indicated in the
corresponding instructions for use.

Alarm PauseAl. PauseAl.

Limits 5 Min 10 Min

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7Ending Monitoring

Ending a Case
Discharging the Patient
A discharge gives you a clean start for your new patient as it resets the monitor to its default profile and
clears all old patient information. You should perform a discharge even if your previous patient was not
admitted.
Demo Mode

1 In the SmartKeys window, select Admit/

Dischrge. Admit/
Dischrge

2 To clear all patient data, select the

Dischrge Patient key and then Dischrge
Patient
Confirm.

Configuring End Case Reports

This task is only relevant, if the monitor is connected to an IntelliVue Information Center or an
external PC-based print server.
Demo Mode

1 From the Main Setup menu, select

Reports. Main Setup
Reports

2 From the Reports menu, select

Auto Reports.
Reports
Auto Reports

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7 Ending Monitoring Ending a Case

3 From the Auto Reports menu, select

Report.
Auto Reports
Report

4 Select VitalsReport.
Return to the Main Screen.
VitalsReport

Starting an End Case Procedure

The End Case procedure performs three functions:
• prints out any configured end case reports
• discharges the patient:
– erases all patient trend data
– resets settings to defaults
• places the monitor into Standby.
Demo Mode

1 Select the patient name field on the screen Not Admitted

to open the Patient Demographics menu.
2 Select the End Case key to start the end
case procedure. End
Case

3 Confirm the end case procedure.

If the monitor is not connected to an
IntelliVue Information Center or an
external PC-based print server, or no end
case report is configured, the End Case
procedure only discharges the patient and
puts the monitor into Standby.
Patient Demographics
Please Confirm
Print end case report, discharge
patient (erase all patient data
and reset settings) and enter
standby mode.

Please Confirm Confirm

4 In Standby press any key or select any field STANDBY

on the screen to resume monitoring.
Press any key or select any field on the
screen to resume monitoring.

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8Using Batteries

Checking Battery Status

Demo Mode

1 Disconnect the monitor from the external

power supply. The estimated monitoring
time with the remaining battery power
appears directly below the battery symbol
in the right bottom corner of the screen.
2 Select the battery symbol to open the
Battery Status menu. From the Battery Battery Status
Status menu, select Battery to get TimeToEmpty: 2:37 hrs
additional information about the battery. Capacity
remaining [mAh]
Return to the Main Screen.
fullCharge [mAH]
Reconnect the monitor to the external Print
Battery
power supply. Status

Replacing a Battery
Demo Mode

1 Press the battery eject button to release the

battery.

2 To change a battery you have a maximum

of 15 seconds before the !!INSERT !!INSERT BATTERY
BATTERY INOP is activated.
If you silence this INOP, it will
automatically re-alarm after 10 seconds.
Inserting a battery silences the INOP.

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8 Using Batteries Checking Battery Status

Checking a Battery outside the Monitor

Demo Mode

1 Press the black dot marked PUSH on the

labeled side of the battery. If all LEDs are
lit, the battery is fully charged. If only one
LED is lit, there is 25% or less charge left.

Slide the battery back into the battery

compartment. It should “click” into
position when it is fully inserted.

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