HemoSphere Advanced Monitor 12 Advanced Features
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P(↓BP) will be displayed as shown in figure 12-1 when configured as a key parameter in all screens except
the cockpit screen (figure 12-2). For more information about the cockpit screen, see Cockpit Screen on
page 75.
On all monitoring screens, there is a shortcut icon in the top-right corner of the P(↓BP) key
parameter globe. If pressed, this shortcut button will display the HPI secondary screen shown on page 157.
On all monitoring screens except the cockpit screen, the font color of the parameter value denotes parameter
status as shown in table 12-4. On the cockpit screen, P(↓BP) has the same alarm and target ranges, but it is
displayed as shown in figure 12-2.
12.1.3 P(↓BP) Alarm
When P(↓BP) is configured as a key parameter and exceeds 85%, a high priority alarm will activate which
indicates to the user that the patient may be trending towards a hypotensive event. This includes an alarm
tone, red parameter status color, and flashing parameter value. The alarm and target limits of P(↓BP) shown
in table 12-4 divide the display range into areas of lower, moderate, and higher probability of hypotension.
P(↓BP) is computed using advanced processing of hemodynamic and patient demographics information,
displayed a a continuous value between 0 and 100%. The assessment of hypotension probability using
P(↓BP) should consider both the displayed % value along the range from 0 to 100% and the associated
Figure 12-1 P(↓BP) key parameter globe
Figure 12-2 P(↓BP) key parameter on cockpit screen
Table 12-4 Parameter status colors for P(↓BP)
Parameter status color Lower limit (%) Upper limit (%)
Gray Fault condition
Green 0 50
Yellow 51 85
Red/Gray Flashing 86 100
Status = Released Printed Date: 2018-01-16 Released Date: 2017-09-14
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