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16.Memory Retrieval
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16.6. Trend Graph
Identifies trends within an individual patient’s multiple measurements.
1. Press the F4 key [TREND GRAPH] on the [ALL
DATA] or [PATIENT DATA] screens, or press the
SET button on the [DETAILS] screen. A trend over a
1-day time will be displayed. [Fig. 14]
* Data that can be used to display a trend graph is limited
to those patients with IDs.
Press the F5 key [SELECT GRAPH] to change the
display from 1 DAY to 30 DAYS to 360 DAYS to cSBP-
SBP contrast graph.
* When the number of measurements in a day is quite
large and you display the [DAY] trend graph, the device
will thin out measurement values for you. [Fig. 14]
The [30 DAYS] shows a graph of the measurement
results for the previous 30 days starting from the date of
the selected result. [Fig. 15]
The [360 DAYS] shows a graph of the measurement
results for the previous 360 days starting from the date
of the selected result. [Fig. 16]
Press the [ ]* key to show a graph that is newer than
the date/time of the selected results.
Press the [ ]* button to view a graph that is further in the
past. This will work only if there are measurement results
recorded from before and after the date/time of the
selected results.
When several measurements are taken for a certain
period of time, the data with higher priority will be
displayed on the graph. Only one piece of data every 10
minutes on [1 DAY] graph, one piece of data every 6
hours on [30 DAYS] graph and one piece of data every 3
days on [360 DAYS] graph are automatically selected
and displayed, respectively.
Data is selected in the following priority.
1) data containing a measurement of both blood pressure
and AI.
2) data containing a measurement of AI.
3) data containing a measurement of blood pressure.
When multiple pieces of data contain the same type of
data, the newest one will be selected.
When the data contains a measurement of high blood
pressure with more than 200 mmHg, it will be displayed
with
on the graph.
[Fig. 14]
1 DAY
30 DAYS
[Fig. 15]
360 DAYS
[Fig. 16]
cSBP-SBP contrast graph
[Fig. 17]
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