Bitmos sat801+ - 8.3.2 Mid-level Priority Alarm

sat801+ Pulse Oximeter
Alarms
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8.3.2 Mid-level Priority Alarm
WARNING! Insufficient monitoring at mid-level priority alarms.
With alarms of mid-level priority a correct signal processing cannot be guaranteed.
At times the patient will not be monitored correctly for the duration of the alarm. The
cause of the alarm must be corrected as soon as possible.
Mid-level alarms display technical problems and require quick user intervention.
Mid-level priority alarm
– the mid-level alarm sound is heard,
– the yellow alarm indicator blinks (1)
and
– alarm message in the status line
Fig. 56: Mid-level Priority Alarm
Indicator
Mid-level Priority Sensor Alarms:
Possible Cause Description Solution
Sensor defect
The unit has determined the
sensor does not work or
only with limited capacity.
Exchange the sensor with a new
Masimo-Sensor!
Interference
The unit has determined
influence from a second
light source or a second
sensor.
Remove the interfering source.
Only use a new Masimo sensor.
Ambient Light
The unit has determined a
scattered or foreign light
source. This can occur with
particularly strong lighting
from the outside (especially
from xenon or similar
lamps).
Do not expose the sensor to a
direct light source, or shade from
the outside.
No data
The unit has determined the
sensor or patient cable does
not work properly.
Exchange the sensor or/and patient
cable with a new one!
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