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General| Brand | Ohmeda |
|---|---|
| Model | Biox 3700 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the basis of hemoglobin oxygen saturation measurement using light absorption.
Describes the key hardware components of the oximeter system.
Explains how analog signals are processed to derive physiological data.
Details the digital calculations and algorithms used to determine SaO2 and pulse rate.
Covers visual checks of the case and functional tests for the oximeter unit.
Details inspection of probes and functional checks related to probe alarms.
Details the dimensions, weight, and cable specifications for the oximeter and its probes.
Covers power ratings, battery life, safety standards, and operating environmental tolerances.
Specifies the oximeter's accuracy metrics and lists substances that can interfere with readings.
Explains how to choose the correct probe and properly connect it to the oximeter unit.
Step-by-step guide for correctly attaching the ear probe to the patient's ear lobe.
Instructions for properly attaching the finger probe, including considerations for fingernails.
Detailed procedures for applying the flex probe to adult patients.
Instructions on how to safely remove the flex probe and its adhesive wrap.
Detailed procedures for applying the flex probe to neonatal patients.
Lists and describes the various status messages the oximeter provides to the user.
Details alarm conditions, their causes, probable remedies, and troubleshooting messages.
Details connecting the oximeter to computers via RS-232C interface, including connector pinouts and settings.
Explains how to output trend data using analog jacks to recorders or other devices.
Guides on programming an IBM PC to communicate with the oximeter, including BASIC commands.
Describes various communication modes (Auto-Output, Trend, Waveform, Slave, Control) and related troubleshooting.
Guides on proper methods for cleaning and sterilizing the oximeter unit and its probes.
Covers procedures for recharging the battery and performing oximeter calibration.
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