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Patient monitor User’s manual
Chapter 6-3
6.4 Discharging a Patient
You should always perform a discharge before starting monitoring for a new
patient, even if your previous patient was not admitted.
To discharge a patient,
1. Select【Patient Manage.】smartkey→【Discharge Pat.】.
2. In the popped up menu, you can:
——Do not choose【Standby】, and select【OK】, then the monitor will enter
the【Pat. Information】menu of the new patient.
Select【OK】to save settting of patient’s information and exit.
Select 【 Cancel 】 to exit the current menu, and return to the 【 Patient
Manage.】menu.
——Choose【Standby】to【Yes】, and select【OK】, the monitor will enter
standby mode after discharging the patient.
——Select 【 Cancel 】 to cancel the discharge operation and return to the
【Patient Manage.】menu.
6.5 Transfer a Patient with EMS
Emergency mobile server (EMS) has the function of uninterrupted
monitoring .That is, EMS can realize patient transferring between different
monitors. Patient transferring contains: patient information, patient
measurement setup (such as: alarm limit), parameter measurement setup and
patient trend data.
6.5.1 Transferring a Patient with EMS
Warning: While transferring a patient with EMS, it must be sure that
the EMS is battery-powered and with enough capacity.
While transferring a patient to another monitoring location with EMS and
re-admitting the patient at a new monitor, the following steps should be
referred:
1. Disconnect the EMS from the original host monitor. If you are sure that the
patient will not be returning to this monitor, you should perform a discharge or
end-case. This prevents data from the next patient accidentally being mixed up
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