To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS sensor is disconnected?
If the Bard Accessories sensor is disconnected, make sure it is properly connected. Try disconnecting and reconnecting the sensor. If the display power supply is connected to a noisy electrical outlet, disconnect it to run the system on battery power. If the sensor still cannot be detected, call the technical support hotline at (800) 443-3385.
What to do if I get a sensor error on my Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS?
To resolve a Bard Accessories sensor error, follow these steps: 1. Move all metal objects at least 12 inches (30 cm) away from the sensor. 2. Lower bed rails. 3. Move all active electronic devices at least 5 feet (1.5 m) away. 4. Do not move the sensor and ask the patient to remain still. 5. Calibrate. 6. If the error continues, discontinue use and call the technical support hotline at (800) 443-3385. If the error is due to a sensor malfunction, turn off and restart the system. If the error persists, discontinue use and call the technical support hotline at (800) 443-3385.
Why is the magnetic navigation stylet icon behaving erratically on my Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS Accessories?
If the Bard Accessories magnetic navigation stylet icon has erratic behavior, pull the catheter back until the stylet icon is stable and verify the catheter is moving in the correct direction. If there is magnetic interference or too much time has passed since calibration, pull the catheter tip back at least 12 inches (30 cm) from the sensor, recalibrate, and re-advance the catheter.
Why does the magnetic navigation stylet icon disappear on my Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS Accessories?
If the Bard Accessories magnetic navigation stylet icon disappears and a "sweeping magnifying glass" is displayed, pull the catheter back until the stylet icon is stable and verify the catheter is moving in the correct direction using ECG guidance and catheter measurement. If there's magnetic interference or too much time has passed since calibration, pull the catheter tip back at least 12 inches (30 cm) from the sensor, recalibrate, and re-advance the catheter.
How to fix a poor ECG signal on Bard Accessories?
To address a poor ECG signal with Bard Accessories: * Fully seat the fin on the sensor and the stylet connector on the fin. * Ensure the skin where the ECG electrodes are placed is oil-free and dry. * Ask the patient to remain still and ensure they are warm and relaxed. * Unplug the Site~Rite™ 6 Ultrasound System from AC power and ensure the ultrasound probe is not near the sensor or lead wires. * Replace damaged ECG electrodes. * Ensure catheter T-lock connections are fully seated and flush the catheter lumen with saline. * If the black electrode is on the patient’s left shoulder (Lead III view), place it on the patient’s right shoulder (Lead II view).
What causes a flat-line ECG signal on Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS Accessories and how to fix it?
To resolve a flat-line ECG signal on Bard Accessories: * Fully seat the fin on the sensor. * Ensure the skin where the ECG electrodes were placed is oil-free and completely dry. * Ensure catheter T-lock connections are fully seated and replace any damaged ECG electrodes. * Flush the catheter lumen containing the stylet with saline. * Fully seat the stylet connector on the fin and refer to the Bard Access Systems’ catheter instructions for use.
How to stop a wandering ECG baseline in Bard Accessories?
To correct a wandering ECG baseline on Bard Accessories: * Ensure the skin where the ECG electrodes are placed is oil-free and completely dry. * Ask the patient to remain still and ensure they are warm and relaxed. * Avoid touching the stylet or electrodes. * Ensure catheter T-lock connections are fully seated and flush the catheter lumen containing the stylet with saline.
What to do if the ECG signal is abnormal on Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS Accessories?
To fix an abnormal ECG signal on Bard Accessories, place the ECG leads correctly. If there is no distinct P-wave, do not rely on ECG guidance for catheter tip confirmation and refer to the Warnings Section.
What causes a magnet error in Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS?
To troubleshoot a magnet error on Bard Accessories, move all metal objects at least 12 inches (30 cm) away from the sensor, lower bed rails, and move all active electronic devices at least 5 feet (1.5 m) away. Do not move the sensor and ask the patient to remain still. Ensure the catheter tip is at least 12 inches (30 cm) away from the sensor. Calibrate the system. If the error continues, discontinue use and call the technical support hotline at (800) 443-3385.
Why is the ECG screen not visible on my Bard Sherlock 3CG TCS Accessories?
If the ECG screen is not visible on Bard Accessories, ensure you are using the appropriate sensor. If the issue persists, contact customer service at (800) 545-0890. Also, make sure to have [ ] selected from the menu when using a catheter kit labeled [ ].
General| Brand | Bard |
|---|---|
| Model | Sherlock 3CG TCS |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended uses of the Sherlock 3CG™ Tip Confirmation System.
Explains the system's features, including magnet navigation and ECG positioning.
Explanation of the main controls, menu controls, and settings available on the system.
Covers critical safety warnings for product operation and handling.
Step-by-step instructions for placing the catheter using the system.
Guidance on positioning the catheter tip using magnetic navigation.
Lists common error messages and their causes and solutions.
Troubleshooting common issues related to ECG signal detection.
Troubleshooting common problems with magnetic navigation.
