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General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | EarlyVue VS30 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes typographical conventions, decimal points, and warning symbols used in the guide.
Explains symbols found on the monitor and its packaging, referencing ISO standards.
Explains UDI label content and structure as required by US regulation.
Provides a brief overview of the VS30 monitor's capabilities and features.
Defines the monitor's purpose and patient types it supports.
Details standard and optional features available for the VS30 monitor.
Explains how to use the monitor's navigation controls and touch screen interface.
Describes the physical layout and main screen elements of the monitor.
Provides instructions for turning the monitor on and charging the battery.
Explains battery operation, charging, and status indicators.
Details how to use Standby and Deep Sleep modes to manage power.
Overview of the primary display screen and its main elements.
Instructions for accessing and modifying system settings via the System menu.
Information on connecting the monitor to a network for data export.
General safety precautions and warnings for operating the monitor.
Overview of features used for managing patient data and records.
Step-by-step guide to admitting a patient and starting a new record.
Process for validating patient records before sending to EMR.
Managing current and saved patient records, including sharing options.
Describes visual cues like alarm lights, message panes, and icons.
Describes the decibel levels and tone durations for different alarm priorities.
Methods for managing active alarms.
Information on receiving and responding to QuickAlerts messages.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate SpO2 sensor based on patient factors.
Overview of adjustable SpO2 settings.
How to use Continuous mode for ongoing SpO2 monitoring.
Details the Desat alarm and its triggers.
Safety precautions related to SpO2 monitoring.
Guidelines for obtaining accurate NBP measurements.
Guidance on choosing the correct NBP cuff size and type.
Overview of adjustable NBP settings.
Steps to manually initiate NBP measurements.
Setting up automatic NBP measurements at specified intervals.
Safety precautions related to NBP monitoring.
Step-by-step guide for taking a predictive temperature measurement.
Overview of adjustable temperature settings.
Safety precautions related to temperature monitoring.
Step-by-step guide for taking a temporal temperature measurement.
Safety precautions for using the temporal thermometer.
Guidance on choosing appropriate CO2 accessories based on patient type and condition.
Instructions for connecting the CO2 sampling line to the monitor.
Overview of adjustable CO2 settings.
How to monitor CO2 in Continuous mode and set save intervals.
Safety precautions related to CO2 monitoring.
Overview of adjustable pulse rate settings.
How to select the source for pulse rate data (SpO2, NBP, Manual Input).
Instructions for modifying pulse rate alarm limits.
Explains sources for respiration rate calculation (awRR, RRa).
Overview of adjustable respiration rate settings.
How to manually enter a respiration rate.
Explains the purpose and calculation of Early Warning Scores.
Explains the various authentication and validation steps in QuickCheck.
How to use QuickCheck workflows when connected to IGS and EWS.
Common problems and solutions for IGS integration issues.
Instructions for loading paper into the integrated recorder.
How to print current patient data or saved records.
Adjusting settings for how waveforms appear on printouts.
Configuring automatic printouts when a physiological alarm occurs.
General precautions and recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting the monitor and accessories.
Specific instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the monitor unit.
Schedule and procedures for routine maintenance of the monitor.
Lists accessories compatible with the VS30 monitor for SpO2 monitoring.
Lists Philips NBP air hoses and reusable cuffs.
Lists accessories for CO2 monitoring.
Lists accessories for predictive temperature monitoring.
Lists accessories for temporal temperature monitoring.
Lists other approved Philips accessories like batteries and mounts.
Details physical dimensions, weight, display, and audio specifications.
Lists applicable safety and operational standards the monitor complies with.
Details the technical specifications for NBP measurements.
Details the technical specifications for CO2 monitoring.
Specifics on range, accuracy, and measurement time for predictive temperature.
Specifics on accuracy, range, and environment for temporal temperature.
Details the technical specifications for SpO2 monitoring.
Presents data from studies validating SpO2 accuracy with various sensors.
Details the technical specifications of the integrated print recorder.
Lists specifications for various ports and connections (Nurse Call, Data, USB, Wireless).
Compliance information related to FCC and European Union regulations for wireless transmission.
Basic checks to perform before troubleshooting specific monitor issues.
A table listing common problems, causes, and suggested actions.
Troubleshooting steps for power-related issues.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with auditory alarms or nurse call function.
Troubleshooting steps for NBP cuff inflation issues.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with predictive and temporal temperature measurements.
Troubleshooting steps for SpO2 measurement display or accuracy issues.
Troubleshooting steps for CO2 measurement display or accuracy issues.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with the print recorder.
Lists physiological alarm messages, their priority, and cause.
Lists technical alarm messages, their priority, and cause.
Lists default alarm limits and adjustable ranges for physiological alarms.
Formulas used by the Auto Set Alarm Limits feature.
General information on EMC compliance and RF interference for medical equipment.
Steps to identify and minimize interference from RF sources.
How the monitor complies with EMC emission and immunity standards.
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