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General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | MP2 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers electrical hazards, interference, and safe use environment for the monitor.
Overview of the IntelliVue MP2 monitor's capabilities and features.
Detailed description of the monitor's physical controls, indicators, and connection ports.
Guide to operating the monitor using the touchscreen and physical keys.
Explanation of predefined monitor configurations and how to adapt them.
Instructions for adjusting monitor settings like brightness and tone volume.
Procedures for visually inspecting the monitor and accessories before use.
Information on connecting the monitor to a network for data transmission.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release L.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release K.2.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release J.0.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release H.0.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release G.0.
Details new features and improvements introduced in Release F.0.
Information on red and yellow alarms indicating patient status.
Explanation of technical alarms indicating measurement reliability issues.
Description of how alarms are visually indicated on the monitor screen.
Details on audible alarm patterns and their configuration.
Instructions for temporarily pausing or permanently switching off alarms.
Information on setting and viewing alarm limits for measurements.
How to view active and historical alarms and INOPs.
Lists patient alarms with their source, condition, and indication.
Lists technical alarms (INOPs) with their cause and recommended actions.
Defines how patients are identified and managed within the system.
Explains how devices are associated with patients or beds.
Procedures for identifying and managing patient data.
Step-by-step guide for admitting a patient to the monitor.
Procedures for associating and managing monitoring equipment.
Instructions for transferring patient data and equipment between devices.
Guidance on resolving discrepancies in patient data between devices.
Guidance on preparing the patient's skin for optimal ECG signal acquisition.
Procedure for connecting ECG cables and sensors to the monitor.
Importance of setting the correct paced mode for ECG monitoring.
Explanation of the elements and information presented on the ECG display.
Specific considerations for monitoring patients with pacemakers.
Overview of how the monitor analyzes patient rhythms and detects ectopics.
Details on ST segment analysis for detecting elevations and depressions.
Procedure for selecting specific ECG leads for ST analysis.
Explanation of QT interval monitoring for detecting prolonged QT syndrome.
How to select and configure the system's pulse rate source.
Guidance on configuring and managing pulse rate alarms.
Determining whether ECG or Pulse is used as the active alarm source.
Correct electrode placement techniques for accurate respiration measurement.
How to set respiration detection levels automatically or manually.
Instructions for configuring and managing respiration alarms.
Setting the time delay before an apnea alarm is indicated.
How the CL Respiration Pod derives respiration and pulse signals.
Overview of the available modes for respiration/pulse measurements.
Procedure for selecting Manual, Auto, or Frequent measurement modes.
Configuring the interval between measurements in Auto mode.
Guidance on selecting and using appropriate SpO2 sensors.
Instructions for correctly applying the SpO2 sensor to the patient.
Procedure for connecting SpO2 sensors and cables to the monitor.
Steps for performing SpO2 measurements and ensuring accurate readings.
Explanation of the displayed SpO2 values and related indicators.
Adjusting the averaging time for SpO2 calculations.
Details on SpO2 specific alarms including high, low, and desaturation.
Configuration and dynamics of the Smart Alarm Delay feature for SpO2.
Overview of the oscillometric method for non-invasive blood pressure measurement.
Factors affecting NBP measurement accuracy and potential limitations.
Description of the four available modes for NBP measurement.
Step-by-step guide for setting up and preparing for NBP measurement.
Selecting the source (systolic, diastolic, mean) for NBP alarm monitoring.
Information on NBP transducer verification and calibration procedures.
Procedure for taking temperature measurements using available probes.
How to calculate and display the difference between two temperature values.
Steps for connecting and preparing the pressure measurement system.
Choosing the appropriate pressure label for monitoring.
Procedure for zeroing the pressure transducer for accurate readings.
Steps for calibrating reusable pressure transducers.
Selecting the source for monitoring pressure alarm conditions.
Explanation of how CO2 is measured using infrared transmission.
Procedures for measuring CO2 using mainstream or sidestream methods.
Instructions for measuring CO2 using Microstream technology.
Common tasks for setting up all CO2 measurements.
Interpretation of the Integrated Pulmonary Index (IPI) numeric.
Methods for combining monitor and telemetry devices for patient monitoring.
Procedure for manually pairing a telemetry device with the monitor.
How automatic pairing works for direct telemetry connections.
Steps to end pairing between the monitor and telemetry device.
Specifications for monitors and telemetry transceivers for direct connection.
Information on the data transmitted to the Information Center via telemetry.
Methods for viewing trend data in graphic or tabular format.
How to configure trend settings like groups, priorities, and scales.
Printing trend reports and recordings from the trends database.
Information on how trend data is stored and organized.
Displaying trends directly on monitor screens.
Using pop-up keys to initiate and terminate recordings.
Details on delayed, alarm, and realtime recording types.
How to create and modify templates for common recording scenarios.
Procedures for initiating patient report printing.
Configuring content and settings for different report types.
Customizing the appearance of individual print jobs.
Verifying and configuring printer settings for report output.
Monitoring print job status and manually printing reports.
General precautions for cleaning and maintaining the monitor and accessories.
Specific instructions for cleaning the monitor's screen and housing.
Recommended disinfecting agents for equipment.
Procedure for cleaning the monitor's battery and compartment.
Understanding the battery LED and status information on the main screen.
Accessing and interpreting the battery status window.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the monitor's battery.
Tips for maintaining and extending rechargeable battery performance.
Instructions for charging the monitor's battery.
Guidance on proper storage of batteries to maintain their lifespan.
Visual inspection procedures for the monitor and its accessories.
Schedule of maintenance tasks and performance tests for service professionals.
General guidance for diagnosing and resolving monitor issues.
Environmental guidelines for the proper disposal of the monitor.
List of approved accessories for ECG and Respiration monitoring.
Approved cuffs and tubings for Non-Invasive Blood Pressure monitoring.
Transducers and accessories for monitoring invasive pressure.
Approved sensors, cables, and accessories for SpO2 monitoring.
Probes and accessories for measuring patient temperature.
Accessories for mainstream carbon dioxide measurements.
Accessories for sidestream carbon dioxide measurements.
Defines the intended use and patient populations for the monitor.
Specifies the hospital and EMC environments suitable for monitor operation.
Lists safety standards and compliance information for the monitor.
Details regarding electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency compliance.
Provides dimensions and weight of the monitor and accessories.
Defines operating and storage conditions for temperature and humidity.
Technical details on power, indicators, sounds, and display performance.
Details on the monitor's connectors and communication interfaces.
Lists the factory default settings for various alarm parameters.
Default settings for ECG, Arrhythmia, ST, and QT monitoring.
Factory default settings for pulse rate monitoring and alarms.
Default settings for SpO2 measurement modes and alarms.
Factory default settings for Non-Invasive Blood Pressure measurements.
Default settings for temperature measurements and alarms.
Default settings for invasive pressure monitoring and alarms.
Factory default settings for carbon dioxide measurements and alarms.
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