How to resolve 'No SpO2 probe' on GE HEALTHCARE B20 Medical Equipment?
If GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'No SpO2 probe', it means there is no SpO2 probe. Check the connection between the SpO2 sensor and the module.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE B20 Medical Equipment displays 'Check sample gas out'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Check sample gas out', the sample gas outlet is blocked. Remove the blockage from the sample gas outlet.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE B20 Medical Equipment displays 'Tachy'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Tachy', immediately check the patient status.
What does 'Network: xxx' mean on GE HEALTHCARE B20 Medical Equipment?
If GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Network: xxx', it indicates that the network is connected.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE B20 Medical Equipment displays 'Frame temperature high'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Frame temperature high', it means the temperature is too high inside the frame. Make sure there is sufficient ventilation. Turn off the monitor and wait for it to cool down.
What does 'No battery backup' mean on GE HEALTHCARE B20?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'No battery backup', and the monitor has the battery option, insert a battery.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Long measurement time' on GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment?
If GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Long measurement time', reduce the patient’s motion.
What to do if the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment shows 'Leads off'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays a 'Leads off' message, it indicates that the ECG trunk cable or one of the leads is disconnected, or the offset voltage between two electrodes is too high. Reconnect the disconnected trunk cable, electrode, or leadwire. If the issue persists, change the trunk cable, leadset, and module.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Asystole'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Asystole', immediately check the patient status and the electrodes.
What to do if GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Check SpO2 probe'?
If the GE HEALTHCARE Medical Equipment displays 'Check SpO2 probe', it indicates that there is no detectable SpO2 signal, the sensor is faulty, or it is detached from the patient. You should check the sensor and its connections.
General| Brand | GE HEALTHCARE |
|---|---|
| Model | B20 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers the procedures for starting and ending patient monitoring sessions safely.
Details the process of admitting a new patient and entering necessary demographic data.
Covers adjustments for alarm limits, volume, tones, and audio settings for customization.
Lists common error messages, their explanations, and recommended actions.
Addresses common issues with ECG signal quality, detection, and artifacts.
Provides troubleshooting steps for NIBP measurement issues and unstable values.
Guides on adjusting high and low heart rate alarm limits for patient monitoring.
Guides on connecting the SpO2 sensor to the patient and module correctly.
Guides on connecting the transducer, tubing, and catheter for IBP measurement.
Explains the importance and procedure for zeroing IBP transducers for accurate measurements.
Guides on adjusting IBP alarm sources and limits via the Alarms Setup menu.
Lists warnings and cautions related to temperature measurement and electrosurgery use.
Guides patient connections for E-miniC and CARESCAPE modules with airway adapters.
Lists warnings and cautions for Entropy measurement, including defibrillator precautions.
Guides on preparing the patient and placing Entropy sensors on the forehead.
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