Physio Control LIFEPAK 9 - PIP-Definitions; PIP-Requirements; PIP-Scope and Applicability; Testing

Testing
Introduction
This
section
provides
two
test
procedures
for
the
LIFEPAK
9
shock
advisory
adapter:
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Performance
Inspection
Procedure
(PIP),
a closed-case
test
to
confirm
instrument
functions.
e
The
Test
and
Calibration
Procedures
(TCP)
provide
more
extensive
testing
plus
calibration
and
may
require
that
the
instrument
be
opened.
Performance
This
section
provides
a suggested
Performance
Inspection
Procedure
oe
Procedure
(PIP)
for
the
LIFEPAK
9
shock
advisory
adapter.
A
checklist
is
provided
PIP-Scope and
Applicability
PIP-Definitions
PIP-Requirements
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Perform the PIP every six months as a periodic maintenance check and
after any repair or calibration. Each test in the PIP should be performed
in sequential order. Table 3-1 provides a list of test equipment required
for the PIP.
This PIP applies to all configurations of the Shock Advisory Adapter.
This PIP does not apply to the LIFEPAK 9 family of
defibrillator/monitor/pacemakers; refer to their respective service
manuals for testing information.
Pushbuttons are indicated in CAPITAL LETTERS,
Displayed messages are indicated in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.
The requirements for test equipment, workstation, and personnel are
listed below along with important safety information.
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