What to do if the Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays 'SENSOR OFF MESSAGE'?
If the Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays a 'SENSOR OFF MESSAGE', it may be due to the sensor not being properly connected to the patient or the sensor being damaged. Properly reapply the sensor on the patient and reconnect it to the Instrument or patient cable. If the sensor is damaged, replace it.
What to do if SpO2 values do not correlate with clinical assessment or ABGs on Masimo SET Medical Equipment?
If SpO2 values do not correlate with clinical assessment or ABGs on your Masimo SET Medical Equipment, it could be due to low perfusion or sensor displacement. Check for error messages. Check the sensor placement or if it is too tight. Reapply the sensor or select a new site. Set to MAX sensitivity and confirm that the sensor is securely on the patient.
What to do if the Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays 'NO SENSOR MESSAGE'?
If the Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays a 'NO SENSOR MESSAGE', it may be because the sensor is disconnected from the patient cable or connected upside down. Check to see if the sensor LED is flashing. Disconnect and reconnect the sensor. If the LED fails to operate, replace the sensor.
What to do if I see 'LOW PERFUSION' on Masimo SET Medical Equipment?
If you see 'LOW PERFUSION' on the Masimo SET Medical Equipment, verify the proper sensor and sensor size for the patient. Check if blood flow to the site is restricted and ensure the sensor is not too tight. Set the Instrument to MAX sensitivity. Warm the patient or sensor site, or move the sensor to a better-perfused site. It can also be caused by a disorder such as hypothermia, vasoconstriction, hypovolemia, peripheral vascular disease, anemia, or a damaged sensor.
What to do if I see 'LOW SIGNAL QUALITY' on Masimo SET Medical Equipment?
If you see 'LOW SIGNAL QUALITY' on the Masimo SET Medical Equipment, check if blood flow to the site is restricted. Check the placement of the sensor. Re-apply the sensor or move to a different site. This can be caused by improper sensor type or application, excessive motion relative to perfusion, or a damaged/non-functioning sensor.
Why is my Masimo SET Medical Equipment not powering on?
If your Masimo SET Medical Equipment is not powering on, the battery may be depleted. Check and/or replace the batteries.
What does it mean when Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays circling 000's (zeros)?
If the Masimo SET Medical Equipment displays circling 000's (zeros), the instrument is searching for a pulse. If the instrument fails to display a reading within 30 seconds, disconnect and reconnect the sensor. If the pulse search continues, move the sensor to a better-perfused site.
What to do if Masimo SET Medical Equipment buttons don’t work when pressed?
If the buttons on your Masimo SET Medical Equipment don’t work when pressed, the instrument requires service.
What to do if I get an unexpectedly high SpO2, SpCO or SpMet reading on my Masimo SET?
If you get an unexpectedly high SpO2, SpCO, or SpMet reading on your Masimo SET, reposition the sensor to a site with strong SIQ and PI. Average readings taken from three different sites to improve accuracy. Verify proper sensor for patient size and site.
What does it mean when the numeric value flashes on Masimo SET Medical Equipment?
When the numeric value flashes on the Masimo SET Medical Equipment, it means the saturation alarm limit has been exceeded. Assess/address the patient's condition and re-set alarm limits if indicated.
Covers contraindications and initial warnings/cautions for the Rad-57 device.
Details hazards like explosion, electric shock, light interference, and patient safety protocols.
Addresses handling, moisture, liquids, modifications, and environmental factors affecting the instrument.
Discusses EMI, FCC compliance, electrical shock prevention, and battery safety measures.
Identifies and describes the controls and indicators on the front panel of the Rad-57.
Details the rear panel components and the procedure for installing batteries.
Guides through the initial setup process, including battery installation and frequency configuration.
Outlines the general setup and initial steps for operating the Rad-57.
Provides practices for successful SpO2 monitoring and proper sensor application.
Explains sensitivity settings and actions for different monitoring conditions.
Details battery level indicators and low battery audible alarm behavior.
Describes front panel controls and menu navigation procedures.
Covers alarm volume, silence, and alarm limit settings.
Describes how alarms are indicated and the configurable alarm limits.
Provides a chart for common problems like no power, speaker issues, and button failures.
Addresses issues with SpO2 correlation, unexpected readings, and no readings.
General| Brand | Masimo SET |
|---|---|
| Model | Rainbow SET Rad-57 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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