Philips FM20 - Report Recording; Auto Trace Rec.; Short Term Var.; Max. Decelerat.

6 Monitor Settings
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Report Recording
Use the Report Recording setting to select what triggers the NST Report:
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Manual:
A report will be recorded, when you select the
Record Report pop-up key.
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After Recorder Stop:
A report will automatically be recorded as soon as the recorder is idle.
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Immediately:
A report will automatically be recorded directly after finishing or stopping the
NST Report. A
running real-time trace will be paused during printout.
Auto Trace Rec.
Use the Auto Trace Rec. setting to define the recording behavior if the NST Criteria of a current NST
Report
are not met, or the NST Trace interpretation has been stopped manually.
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Yes: The NST Report and the stored trace episode that belongs to the current report will
automatically be recorded on paper.
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No: No automatic report or trace recording will take place.
Short Term Var.
Use the Short Term Var. setting to define if STV (Short Term Variability) is displayed and recorded.
Choices are
On and Off.
Max. Decelerat.
Use the Max. Decelerat. setting to define the maximum number of decelerations for an NST Report.
Choices are
0 to 15, in steps of 1.
Min. Accelerat.
Use the Min. Decelerat. setting to define the minimum number of accelerations for an NST Report.
Choices are
0 to 20, in steps of 1.
Baseline Limits
Use the Baseline Limits setting to define how the baseline limits for an NST Report are defined.
Choices are:
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Manual: The baseline limits can be configured manually.
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FHR Alarm Limits: The baseline limits are defined by the FHR/DFHR alarm limits.
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Guideline: The baseline limits are defined by the selected guideline.
Baseline High
Use the Baseline High setting to define the highest baseline value acceptable for an NST Report. Choices
are
120 bpm to 210 bpm, in steps of 10 bpm.
This setting is only available if the parameter
Baseline Limits is set to Manual.