Physio Control LIFEPAK 9 - PIP-Analyze

Testing 3
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PIP-Physical
Inspection
Before
beginning
the
PIP-Physical
Inspection,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
С
ac
power
cord
from
the
ac
power
source.
9 Perform a complete visual inspection of the LIFEPAK 9
defibrillator/monitor and shock advisory adapter.
e Inspect all controls, indicators, and displays for physical
deterioration and proper operation.
e Inspect for cracks, dents, loose or missing hardware, damaged
labels, and contamination for foreign substances.
e Inspect the power cord and all cables and accessories for damage,
cracks, breaks, bent or broken connector pins, or other signs of wear.
The display flow diagram in Figure 3-1 shows the entire sequence of
CRT screens called out in the PIP. Figure 3-1 also defines the priority of
the audible tones in the procedure.
Priority 1: A 440Hz and 880Hz tone — a life-threatening condition is
imminent and immediate action by the operator is required.
Priority 2: A continuous 698Hz tone — an urgent condition that requires a
timely operator response
Priority 3: Three 1046Hz tone bursts — a status change or abnormal
condition exists.
PIP-Analyze
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. Install the adapter into the LIFEPAK 9 defibrillator/monitor.
E | 2. Connect the defibrillation cable to the adapter and the patient
simulator.
3. Press ON to apply power to the patient simulator and set to NSR.
4. Press ON to apply power to the defibrillator/monitor and confirm that
the ON LED illuminates.
5. Select PADDLES on the defibrillator by pressing LEAD SELECT.
6. Press the adapter ANALYZE pushbutton and verify:
° The CRT displays 200 JOULES SELECTED
e ANALYZING NOW, STEP BACK
e PADDLES X 1.0
7. Verify the SYNC LED is not on and a Priority 3 tone sounds.
8. After the adapter has completed analysis (about 10sec), the CRT
displays NO SHOCK ADVISED and three tones sound.
9. After analysis has timed out (about 20sec), NO SHOCK ADVISED is
no longer illuminated and the CRT screen is blank.
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