Navigating the EV1000 Clinical Platform NI
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Start Monitoring. The Start Monitoring button
allows the user to initiate noninvasive hemody-
namic monitoring directly from the Navigation
bar.
Stop Monitoring. The Stop Monitoring button
indicates that noninvasive hemodynamic
monitoring is underway. The user can immedi-
ately stop monitoring by touching this button.
Resume Monitoring. This button appears on the
Navigation bar during Cuff Pressure Release
Mode. This mode is entered automatically at set
intervals during single cuff monitoring and active
monitoring is temporarily paused. See Chapter 7: Cuff
Pressure Release Mode on page 7-9.
Silence Audible Alarms. This button silences all
alarms for two minutes. New alarms are silenced
during the two minute period. Alarms will resume
sounding after the two minutes have elapsed.
Faults are silenced until the fault is cleared and re-occurs. If
another fault or error occurs, the alarms and audible faults
resume sounding.
Audible Alarms Silenced. Indicates that alarms
are temporarily silenced. A two minute
countdown timer and “Alarms Paused” appear.
Alarms Disabled. Indicates the alarms are
disabled.
Monitoring Pause Exit. When the silence
audible alarms button is touched for 3 consecutive
seconds, a monitoring pause confirmation popup
will appear asking the user to confirm suspension
of monitoring operations. This function is used when the user
wishes to pause monitoring. After confirmation, the silence
audible alarm button on the navigation bar will switch to the
monitoring pause exit button and a “Monitoring Pause”
banner will be displayed. To return to monitoring, touch the
monitoring pause exit button.
Monitor Views
There are seven monitoring views: Graphical Trend, Tabular
Trend, Big Numbers, Physiology, Cockpit, Goal Positioning
and Physio Relationship. Up to four monitored parameters
can be displayed on these screens at one time.
To select a monitoring view:
1 Touch the Monitor Screen Selection
button.The Monitor Screen Navigation Bar
contains buttons that are based upon the look
of the monitoring screens.
2 Touch the circled number, 1, 2, 3, or 4, that represents the
number of key parameters to be displayed on the
monitoring screens.
3 Select and touch a monitor view button to display the key
parameters in that screen format.
Figure 5-2 Example of Monitoring Screen
Selection Window
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