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General| Brand | MDD |
|---|---|
| Model | Welch Allyn Hillrom Diagnostic Cardiology Suite Spirometry |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details Welch Allyn's responsibility for product safety and performance under specific conditions.
Outlines the user's role in ensuring proper maintenance and preventing failures or health hazards.
Explains how Welch Allyn equipment is identified by serial and reference numbers, and the importance of storing software identification.
States that the document is protected by copyright and prohibits reproduction without consent.
Mentions that information is subject to change without notice and disclaims warranties.
Provides critical safety information about device use, potential risks, and adherence to instructions.
Identifies conditions or practices that could lead to equipment damage or data loss, requiring careful attention.
Offers additional information to assist in the use of the device, clarifying specific points for better understanding.
Explains warning and caution symbols used in the manual for user safety and equipment protection.
Defines various symbols representing manufacturer, disposal, USB, single-use, and identification codes.
Indicates that the package should be handled with care to prevent breakage.
Specifies that the package must be protected from moisture to prevent damage.
Advises to store the package away from heat sources and direct sunlight to maintain product integrity.
Denotes a specific temperature range within which the package must be kept for preservation.
Indicates that the package is sensitive to atmospheric pressure changes and requires specific conditions.
Specifies that the package's contents are sensitive to humidity and must be kept in a controlled environment.
Lists essential safety measures before inspecting or cleaning the device, such as turning it off and avoiding certain cleaning agents.
Details daily checks for equipment, including cords, connectors, case, and controls, and when to contact service.
Provides guidelines for cleaning PC accessories and cautions against improper cleaning of the spirometer components.
Outlines the scope of the manual, covering software installation, settings, and operational procedures for spirometry.
Identifies the intended readers of the manual as clinical professionals familiar with medical procedures for cardiac patients.
Describes the device as a prescription device for physicians and trained personnel in clinical settings for pulmonary function testing.
Introduces the Welch Allyn Diagnostic Cardiology Suite Spirometry software and its purpose in recording, viewing, and interpreting tests.
Lists the components of the Spirometry module required for recording spirometry efforts.
Specifies conditions under which the spirometer should not be used to ensure safety and accurate results.
Guides through the process of installing the spirometry software, requiring prior installation of the Manager software.
Emphasizes the user's responsibility for ensuring the electrical safety of the entire system, compliant with IEC 60601-1.
Details the steps to connect the Welch Allyn spirometer sensor, pressure tubing, and USB cable to the computer.
Outlines the connection steps for the SpiroPerfect spirometer, including the use of a USB extension cable.
Describes the main sections of the spirometry application interface: Toolbar, Graph Area, and Interpretation Area.
Indicates where the current date and time are displayed within the spirometry application interface.
Explains the function of various icons used in the spirometry display, such as Patient Information, Sign, and Review.
Defines default values for prediction norms, VC parameter, reversibility, and best result calculations.
Sets the layout of the six-parameter table to Columns or Rows for viewing data.
Selects parameters for display in the Six Parameters table, with a maximum of six parameters per test type.
Explains how to customize medication and interpretation statements in the spiro.txt file using a text editor.
Details how ambient settings can be accessed and adjusted before calibrating the flow sensor.
Outlines the calibration protocols supported and the recommendation to warm up the SpiroPerfect spirometer before calibration.
Describes the three methods to initiate spirometer calibration and the parameters required to start the process.
Guides on initiating a spirometry test from the desktop application by selecting a patient and test.
Explains how to launch spirometry tests from within an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system.
Describes the different viewing modes and tabs available for analyzing spirometry data, including FVC, SVC, MVV, Trend, and Measurements.
Guides on how to open the interpretation editor, add or edit text, and confirm the interpretation of test results.
Describes how to access the report viewer to print test reports, using the print icon or selecting an exam.
Explains the functions of toolbar icons for printing, such as the printer icon, magnifying glass, and page navigation keys.
Lists the various report formats available for printing, including FVC, SVC, MVV, and Trend reports.
Guides on adding a custom logo to reports using the Report Configuration Tool by selecting an image and scaling it.
Explains how to hide specific report sections from the Report Viewer using the Report Configuration Tool.
Describes how to add a practice name to generated reports via the Report Configuration Tool.
Introduces predictive norms and their role in supporting specific parameters and populations, detailed in profile charts.
Defines the criteria for an acceptable spirometry effort, including good start and satisfactory exhalation.
Lists common spirometry errors and their corresponding resolutions, such as device not responding or incorrect measurements.
Lists the technical specifications for the spirometry software, including tests supported, sensor type, accuracy, and parameters.
Provides information on the electromagnetic compatibility of the USB Spirometry flow sensor and general EMC guidance.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for Welch Allyn products, including coverage periods and exclusions.
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