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Fukuda CardiMax 4 - Using Information on SD Card; Registering the Patient Information

Fukuda CardiMax 4
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Chapter 4 Entering Patient Information Using Information on SD Card
there is no patient information corresponding to the specified ID number.
ID numbers can also be loaded from an ID reader. In this case, the patient information is
loaded from the DMS automatically when the ID number is loaded from the ID reader.
(
"External Device" P13-14).
Using Information on SD Card
Patient information entered when conducting an examination can be registered on a SD card to be used again for the
next examination.
REFERENCE
Set [Patient] - [Patient Reference] to "Media" to use the function of registering patient
information.
The patient information items that can be registered are ID number, name, date of birth, and
gender. Enter the date of birth, not an age, as the patient's age may change depending on
the examination date(
"Entering Patient Information" P4-2).
Insert a SD card in the SD card slot and format it beforehand (
"Initializing the Data" P9-
2).
A maximum of 5,000 patient information can be registered on a SD card.
Registering the Patient Information
Enter patient information, perform examination, and register the patient information on the SD card.
1Insert a formatted SD card in the SD card slot.
2Enter the patient information, and perform an examination.
When the examination is completed, the patient information used in the examination will be automatically
registered on the SD card.
<There is no folder to save the patient information on the SD card. Do you want to create the folder?> will
be displayed when registering patient information for the first time. Touch [Yes].
NOTE
The patient information is registered on the USB memory after the examination is
completed. Removing the SD card or turning OFF the power too soon may damage the SD
card.

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