FM5000C - FM5000PLUS
Maternal/Fetal Monitor
guarantee that the required safety of the combined instruments are not compromised when the given
combination is in use.
4.4 Equipotential Grounding
The primary protection of the instrument is embodied in the building protective grounding (protective
ground) system by means of power plugs grounding. The multi-parameter monitor should be separately
connected with the equipotential grounding system for examinations of hearts or skulls. One end of the
euquipotential grounding leads (potential equilizing leads)should be connected onto the equipotential
grounding terminals on the rear panel of the instrument and the other should be connected onto one
connector of the equipotential system. The equipotential grounding system should be in place for safety
functions of the protective grounding leads in case of any damage to the protective grounding system.
Cardiac or brain examinations should be conducted only in the rooms equipped with protective grounding
systems. A check of the instruments should be conducted to guarantee the instruments are in good repair
before each examination. The cables connecting with patients and instruments should be guaranteed not having
been subjected to electrolytic pollution.
Warning
Battery power should be used to power the monitor against unstable protective grounding
system.
4.5 Condensation
The working instruments should be guaranteed not to form any condensation. Transferring of the instrument
from one room to another may cause condensation on the instrument. This is attributed to its exposure to
humid air at different temperatures.Unnecessary problems can be avoided by placing the instrument in a dry
place before putting it into use.
Note: Condensation is defined as coagulation of gases or liquids when cooled, e.g. water vapor when cooled is
transformed into water and water when cooled into ice. The lower the temperature is, the faster condensation
is formed.
Warning
The monitor is prohibited to use in the presence of combustible anesthetics so as to avoid any
risk of explosions.
Do not operate the monitor in the MRI scanning process, or you could be burnt by the induced
current.
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