Introduction
12 EasyOne Pro™ / EasyOne Pro™ LAB
The patient should never be left unattended during the
tests.
The following should be available throughout provocation
tests:
- a medical specialist capable of treating acute
bronchospams
- appropriate medication as well as resuscitation
equipment (defibrillator, cardiac pacemaker)
Refer to the relevant literature for creating safe protocols
for bronchial provocation tests. Examples are: Sterk PJ,
Fabbri LM, Quanjer PhH, et al. Airway responsiveness.
Standardized challenge testing with pharmacological,
physical and sensitizing stimuli in adults. Report Working
Party Standardization of Lung Function Tests. European
Community for Steel and Coal. Official position of the
European Respiratory Society. Eur Respir J 1993; 6:
Suppl.16, 53–83).
Caution
Equipment Damage—Before connecting the device to the
power line, check that the voltage and frequency ratings of
your power line match the values indicated on the device
nameplate.
Equipment Damage—Protect the equipment from viruses,
malware, etc. Always check the USB flash drive for viruses,
before connecting it to the equipment.
Equipment Damage—Do not set up EasyOne Pro™ in the
direct vicinity of a window. Rain, humidity and sunlight may
damage EasyOne Pro™. Do not operate EasyOne Pro™ in
the vicinity of heating appliances (radiators). Do not block air
vents and do not place any objects on the device.
Equipment Damage—Do not drop EasyOne Pro™.
Equipment Damage—For equipment transport, switch off
EasyOne Pro™ and store it in its original packing.
Restricted Sale—U.S. Federal law restricts this device to sale
by or on the order of a physician.
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