What does it mean if the Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® displays 'Patient’s temperature is above XX.X°C'?
If the CritiCool® system displays 'Patient’s temperature is above XX.X°C', check that the core temperature probe is in place and follow the patient’s temperature. Inform the clinician. Note that the alarm for High Patient Temperature can be configured in “Settings”.
What to do if the Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® device displays 'Add Water'?
If the CritiCool® device displays 'Add Water', it means the water level is too low. Refill the water tank to the maximum level.
What to do if Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® displays 'Connect Water Tubes'?
If the CritiCool® system displays 'Connect Water Tubes', it indicates that the connecting tubes are not properly connected. Ensure that you connect the connecting tubes until you hear a click. Also, check for any creases, folds, or obstructions in the wrap that might be impeding water flow, and verify the clamps are properly positioned.
What to do if Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® displays 'Check Water Tubes'?
If the CritiCool® system displays 'Check Water Tubes', it indicates a potential issue with the wrap. Inspect the wrap for any creases, folds, or obstructions that might be blocking water flow. Also, make sure the wrap clamps are open.
What to do if the Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® system displays 'Tank is Empty'?
If the CritiCool® system displays 'Tank is Empty', it means there is no water in the tank, or the water tank float is jammed. Open the water tank cap and refill the water tank to the maximum level. If the float is jammed, insert a long object to release it.
What to do if Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® displays 'Connect Core Temperature Probe'?
If the CritiCool® system displays 'Connect Core Temperature Probe', it means that the core temperature probe is not inserted in its socket. Connect the core temperature probe to the appropriate socket.
What to do if the Wrap of Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® begins to leak?
If the wrap starts to leak, it may have been punctured during operation. Turn off the CritiCool® system and allow the water to return to the reservoir. If possible, replace the wrap.
How to drain the water tank of Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® if it is overfilled?
To drain the overfilled water tank after each use: 1. Connect one connecting tube to the right quick coupling connector. 2. Connect the special male connector to the water-out connecting tube (the gray end if using the 2x3 Way Connecting Water Hoses). 3. Turn the CritiCool® device ON. 4. Select Empty mode in Services. 5. Prepare to allow the excess water to drain into a receptacle, pail or sink. 6. Water should begin once Start has been pressed. If it does not, exit from Empty mode, disconnect the special male connector from the current connecting tube, connect it to the other connecting tube instead, then rebegin. 7. A message will appear when the water tank is empty, at which point CritiCool® system can be powered down.
What to do if water leaks between connecting tubes and the CritiCool® device in Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment?
If water is leaking between the connecting tubes and the CritiCool® device, first, disconnect the connecting tubes from the machine and reconnect them until you hear a click. If the leak persists, the connecting tubes may be damaged and require replacement. For a damaged quick coupling connector, contact the Biomedical Department.
What does it mean when my Belmont Medical Technologies Medical Equipment CritiCool® says 'Low Core Temperature Thermoregulation is continuing'?
The message 'Low Core Temperature Thermoregulation is continuing' appears either when the core temperature is below the Set Point by 0.8°C but less than 2.0°C, or according to alarm settings. Check that the core temperature probe is in place and keep following the patient’s temperature. No action is required.
Defines key terms used in the safety precautions section.
Specifies the approved use of the CritiCool system.
Lists critical warnings to prevent harm to patients or damage to the device.
Provides important precautions to ensure safe and effective operation of the CritiCool.
Addresses electromagnetic compatibility and safe distances from RF sources.
Warns against incorrect usage that can lead to hazards.
Shows the location and types of labels found on the CritiCool device.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the CritiCool device labels.
Introduces the CritiCool system and its role in temperature management.
Lists the main elements comprising the CritiCool system.
Describes the functions and features of the CritiCool control unit.
Illustrates and identifies the components visible on the front of the CritiCool device.
Illustrates and identifies the components visible on the side of the CritiCool device.
Illustrates and identifies the components visible on the rear of the CritiCool device.
Provides general information about the wrap's functionality.
Details the characteristics and intended use of the CritiCool wrap.
Specifies the materials used in the construction of the CritiCool wrap.
Indicates the recommended duration of use for the CritiCool wrap.
Details the types and function of temperature probes used with the CritiCool.
Describes the reusable temperature probes and their usage.
Details the disposable temperature probes and their connection.
Covers hardware, software, UI, languages, and environmental conditions.
Lists compatible sensors, wraps, tubes, and storage conditions.
Outlines necessary preparations before installing the CritiCool device.
Provides instructions for unpacking and inspecting the CritiCool device.
Step-by-step guide to assemble the handle of the CritiCool device.
Lists all components included with the CritiCool system.
Explains how to lock and unlock the trolley wheels for stability.
Overviews chapter content, application, indication, location, and patient age/weight.
Guides users through the initial steps to prepare the CritiCool for operation.
Instructions for powering on the CritiCool device.
Instructions for connecting temperature probes and water tubes to the system.
Explains the function of touch screen and hard keys on the CritiCool interface.
Details the components and information displayed on the CritiCool control panel.
Explains how to select and adjust patient modes (Adult/Neonatal).
Explains the TTM mode for precise patient temperature management.
Describes the process of gradual patient rewarming.
Details the Normothermia mode for fast patient warming.
Instructions for properly turning off the CritiCool system.
Explains how to view and interpret the temperature graphs.
Guides users on accessing and configuring system settings.
Details the parameters configurable in the first settings screen.
Details the adjustable alarm limits in the second settings screen.
Lists the available service options for the CritiCool system.
Lists and describes technical messages that may appear on the system.
Lists and describes clinical messages requiring operator attention.
Details safety messages related to temperature issues and alarms.
Explains non-actionable messages indicating system status.
Describes messages specific to the TTM operating mode.
Explains messages specific to the Controlled Rewarming mode.
Lists general information on ordering parts and accessories.
Details the different types and sizes of available wraps.
Lists part numbers for various accessories.
Details regular tasks to keep the CritiCool system in optimal condition.
Explains procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the CritiCool system.
Details the step-by-step procedure for thermal disinfection.
Explains how to perform a system check service.
Offers tables and steps to address specific system malfunctions.
Guides troubleshooting for issues without specific display messages.
Provides troubleshooting steps for an overfilled water tank.
Aids in troubleshooting system messages and alarms.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the CliniLogger software on a PC.
Instructions on how to download data from the CliniLogger device.
Guides on viewing the downloaded data using the CliniLogger viewer.
Describes the main interface for viewing downloaded CliniLogger data.
Details the controls for modifying the graphic display.
Explains buttons that control the display of temperature graphs.
Explains the area showing operational modes and errors.
General| Device Type | Therapeutic Hypothermia System |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Control Interface | Touchscreen display |
| Application | Therapeutic Hypothermia |
| Cooling Method | Water-based cooling |
| Temperature Range | 32°C to 34°C (89.6°F to 93.2°F) |
| Cooling Rate | Variable, user-adjustable |
| Alarms | Visual and audible alarms for temperature deviations and system errors |
| Compatibility | Compatible with standard hospital monitoring systems |
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