Dräger Infinity Vista User Manual

Instructions for Use
Infinity Vista
Infinity Patient Monitoring Series

Dräger Infinity Vista Specifications

General

Brand	Dräger
Model	Infinity Vista
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Documentation Features

Warnings, Cautions, Notes

Explains the different types of statements used to convey important information and warnings for safe operation.

Chapter Overview

CHAPTER 1: Overview

General Safety and Compliance

Details crucial safety precautions, electrical safety, and electromagnetic compatibility standards for safe monitor operation.

Device Description and User Interface

Provides a general description of the monitor, its panels, display layout, and primary user controls like knobs and keys.

Key Accessories and Power Sources

Covers essential accessories like pods and recorders, and the monitor's power source options for operation.

CHAPTER 2: Monitor Setup

Initial Setup and Power Management

Guides users through initial setup, connecting power, and managing battery and screen brightness.

Connecting Patient Monitoring Accessories

Details assembling MULTIMED/NEOMED pods and connecting patient cables for monitoring.

Monitor Operation and Display Settings

Covers starting the monitor, configuring the main screen, selecting waveforms, and adjusting speaker volume.

CHAPTER 3: Network Applications

Wireless Network Operation and Setup

Explains wireless connectivity, card installation, and the monitor's role in the Infinity network.

Network Location and Safety Precautions

Details assigning network locations and outlines safety precautions for wireless network use.

Network Messages and Status Indicators

Describes network operating conditions indicated by screen messages and status indicators.

CHAPTER 4: Admission/Discharge/Transfer

Patient Admission and Data Entry

Guides users on admitting patients, entering personal data, and selecting patient categories.

Patient Discharge and Data Transfer

Details the process of discharging patients and transferring data via network or memory card.

CHAPTER 5: Alarms and Messages

Alarm Grades and Types

Defines the three alarm grades (Life-threatening, Serious, Advisory) and their visual/audible characteristics.

Alarm Settings and Management

Explains how to set alarm limits, turn alarms on/off, and manage alarm silencing.

Message Interpretation and Handling

Details the types of messages displayed by the monitor, including alarm, status, diagnostic, and network messages.

CHAPTER 6: Trends

Trend Data Overview and Setup

Explains how the monitor stores trend data and how to select parameters for display.

Viewing Trend Graphs and Tables

Guides users on navigating and interpreting trend graphs and tabular data for patient monitoring.

CHAPTER 7: Recordings

Recorder Setup and Waveform Recording

Details recorder preparation, paper loading, and initiating timed or continuous waveform recordings.

Stored Recordings and Event Recall

Covers managing stored recordings, including saving, printing, deleting, and accessing them via Event Recall.

CHAPTER 8: ECG and Heart Rate

ECG Patient Preparation and Electrode Placement

Provides guidance on selecting, preparing, and positioning ECG electrodes for optimal signal quality.

ECG Monitoring Settings and Lead Configuration

Explains how to configure ECG settings, cable types, lead selection, and display amplitude.

ECG Safety and Pacer Detection

Highlights safety aspects for ECG monitoring, including HR alarms, neonatal monitoring, and pacer detection modes.

CHAPTER 9: Arrhythmia

Arrhythmia Monitoring Overview and Modes

Introduces arrhythmia monitoring, its modes (Basic, Full, OFF), and the patient learning phase.

Arrhythmia Setup and Alarm Configuration

Explains how to set rate/count limits and configure alarms for various arrhythmia events.

CHAPTER 10: ST Segment Analysis

ST Segment Analysis Overview and Display

Introduces ST segment analysis, its purpose, and how the monitor displays deviation values.

ST Measurement Points and Alarms

Details setting isoelectric/ST measurement points and configuring ST alarms and limits.

CHAPTER 11: Respiration Monitoring

Respiration Monitoring Basics and Patient Prep

Introduces respiration monitoring via impedance, its principles, and patient preparation with ECG electrodes.

Respiration Settings and Display Configuration

Explains how to configure respiration settings like mode, markers, apnea time, and display options.

OxyCRG Monitoring (Neonatal)

Describes the neonatal Oxycardiorespirogram (OCRG) display, showing trends for heart rate, SpO2, and respiration.

CHAPTER 12: Pulse Oximetry

Pulse Oximetry Overview and Sensor Application

Covers the intended use and principles of SpO2 monitoring, including sensor application and safety.

SpO2 Monitoring Display and Settings

Explains how to configure the SpO2 display, including channel selection, amplitude, averaging modes, and tone sources.

CHAPTER 13: Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

NBP Overview and Safety Considerations

Introduces NBP monitoring, its principles, and essential safety considerations, especially for neonates.

Cuff Application and Measurement Modes

Details cuff selection, placement, taking single NBP measurements, and configuring interval measurements.

Inflation Modes and Measurement Tone

Covers selecting appropriate inflation modes and configuring the end-of-measurement tone for NBP.

CHAPTER 14: Invasive Blood Pressure

IBP Overview and Parameter Labels

Introduces invasive blood pressure monitoring, its capabilities, and selecting pressure labels for identification.

IBP Display, Transducer Setup, and Calibration

Explains IBP display, transducer setup, zeroing, calibration, and troubleshooting for accurate pressure readings.

CHAPTER 15: Temperature

Temperature Monitoring and Probe Placement

Introduces temperature monitoring, probe types, safety, and guidelines for placing rectal and axillary probes.

Appendix A: Options and Accessories

Monitor Options and Part Numbers

Lists available Dräger-approved options and accessories for Infinity Vista monitors with their part numbers.

ECG and SpO2 Accessories

Details various ECG lead sets, ESU blocks, SpO2 sensors, pods, and compatible cables.

Temperature Probes and Cables

Lists available temperature probes, adapter cables, and protective covers, including latex warnings.

Appendix B: Cleaning and Disinfecting

Monitor and Patient Cable Care

Provides detailed instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the monitor and its patient cables using recommended solutions.

Accessory Cleaning Procedures

Outlines procedures for cleaning reusable electrodes, sensors, cuffs, probes, and transducer accessories.

Appendix C: Default Settings and Biomedical Support

Default Settings Overview and Patient Categories

Lists default monitor settings for different patient categories and how they are managed after discharge.

Biomed Menu Functions and Security

Explains access to setup, maintenance, and service functions through the password-protected Biomed menu.

Diagnostic Logs and Unit Customization

Covers displaying diagnostic logs, changing measurement units, and configuring parameter colors.

Alarm Configuration and Pacer Modes

Details configuring NBP/SpO2 interlock, ASY/VF alarms, and selecting pacer detection modes.

Appendix D: Technical Data

Regulatory Compliance and System Components

Lists regulatory standards and provides specifications for basic system components like the monitor base unit.

Display, Environmental, and EMC Specifications

Details monitor display, environmental requirements, and electromagnetic compatibility characteristics.

ECG, Respiration, and SpO2 Monitoring Specs

Lists technical specifications for ECG, respiration, and SpO2 monitoring, including ranges, accuracy, and response times.

Appendix E: Glossary

Key Terms and Abbreviations

Provides a comprehensive list of terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.