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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Resolution | 1 mmHg |
| Type | Transcutaneous Monitor |
| Power Supply | AC adapter or battery |
| Sensor Heating Power | Typically 44°C |
Manufacturer's exclusions for warranty claims and product liability.
Lists patents, trademarks, and copyright information for the product.
Details the intended use of the SDMS for monitoring carbon dioxide and oxygen in patients.
Explains the principles of measuring transcutaneous PCO2 and PO2.
Outlines clinical situations or factors that limit transcutaneous PCO2 and PO2 correlation.
Explains the principles of pulse oximetry for SpO2 and pulse rate monitoring.
Lists factors affecting SpO2 and PR measurement correlation and pulse signal.
Describes the features, measurement principles, and maintenance of SenTec TC Sensors.
Details the monitor (SDM), sensors, adapter cable, attachment rings, adhesive, gel, changer, software, and manuals.
Instructions for connecting the SDM to AC power.
Details battery operation, expected monitoring time, and how to turn on the SDM.
Procedure for installing the service gas bottle.
How to connect and disconnect the digital sensor adapter cable and SenTec TC Sensor.
How to visually check the sensor's membrane and integrity.
Procedure for sensor calibration and proper storage.
Steps for changing the sensor membrane.
How to insert the sensor into the membrane changer tool.
Guides patient type, site, and accessory selection for monitoring.
Verifies SDM settings and readiness before monitoring.
Detailed steps for applying the sensor using attachment rings or ear clips.
Describes stabilization time, potential artifacts, and system messages after sensor application.
Steps for removing the sensor with attachment rings or ear clips.
Explains how parameter quality is indicated (Valid, Questionable, Unstable, Invalid).
Describes Ax-values, baseline values, and their meaning.
Explains Relative Heating Power trends and setting a reference.
Details the V-Check mode for ventilation spot checks.
Procedure for bedside adjustment of PCO2 readings based on arterial blood gas analysis.
How the SDM stores and manages patient data.
Explains the alarms related to monitoring time and site time.
Details the functions of the SDM's control buttons.
Describes LED indicators and auditory signals provided by the SDM.
Information on SDM alarm types, priorities, visual/auditory indications, and settings.
Explains the elements of the SDM status bar, including icons and messages.
Lists regular checks for the SDM and sensors.
Guidelines for performing safety checks, service, and repair.
Technical specifications for tcPCO2 and tcPO2 measurements.
Technical specifications for SpO2 and pulse rate monitoring.
Summarizes symbols used on the SDMS and its packaging.
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