Dräger Infinity M540 - Supported Parameters; Continuous Parameters; Discrete Parameters

Instructions for use – Infinity Acute Care System – Monitoring Applications VG6.n 163
Trends/data dialogs
Continuous parameters
The following parameters are continuously trended
and appear as a single, continuous line, or as a
band on the graphical trends (see page 36 for
definitions of abbreviations):
– ECG parameters: HR, %PACED, ST, PVC/min
– Ventilation parameters: RRi
– Anesthesia parameters: FiO2, etO2, inN2O,
etN2O inSev, N
2O, inHal, etHal, inIso, etIso,
inEnf, etEnf, inSev, etSev, inDes, etDes, xMAC
– IBP parameters: for a complete list of invasive
blood pressure parameters, see page 302
–CO
2 parameters: etCO2, inCO2, RRc
– C.O. parameter: Tblood
– Temperature parameters: Ta, Tb, ΔT, T1a, T1b,
and ΔT1
– Continuous cardiac output parameters using
the device connectivity option: SvO2, Tblood,
CCO, CCI, VO2, DO2, SaO2, SVR, SVRI, EDV,
EDVI, ESV, ESVI, EF, SV, SVI, SVV
– Medibus X-compatible devices: Dräger Evita
V500, Dräger Babylog VN500, Savina 300,
Carina, Dräger Evita V300, Oxylog 3000+,
Infinity Perseus A500, Zeus IE, Primus family,
Apollo: for a list of trended parameters, see
page 404.
– Medibus-compatible devices: Dräger Evita 2D,
Dräger Evita 4, Dräger Evita XL, for a list of
trended parameters, see page 434.
– Maquet SERVO-i: for a list of trended
parameters, see page 422.
– BIS VISTA – BIS, EMG, SQI, BSR, PWR, SEF,
BCT
–NMT – T NMT
– Pulse oximetry parameters with Masimo SET:
SpO2, PLS, PI
– Pulse oximetry parameters with Masimo
rainbow SET: SpO2, PLS, PI, SpHb, SpHbv,
SpOC, PVI, SpCO, SpMet
– Pulse oximetry parameters with Nellcor OxiMax
MCable: SpO2, PLS
Discrete parameters
The following discrete parameters are plotted
uniquely in graphical trends:
– NIBP consists of a line with three dots
representing the diastolic, mean, and systolic
values
– PWP and C.O. appear as a’+’ symbol
– Laboratory data are represented as a’+’ symbol
and include time stamps
– NMT parameters: Single, PTC, TOF Ratio or
TOF Cnt
NOTE
The color of the SpO2 graphical trend changes
based on how the current value compares to the
lower SpO2 alarm limit. The color changes from
green to yellow to orange to red as the SpO2 trend
value progresses further below the lower alarm
limit.