142 EN MEDUCORE Standard
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WM 68401 04/2021
6 Operation
4. To activate audio alarm output: Briefly press the alarm button
.
5. Prepare 6-lead ECG monitoring (see “6.10.1 Preparing 6-lead
ECG monitoring”, page 164).
Alternatively:
Position paddles on the upper torso in line with currently
applicable guidelines to carry out a rapid derivation.
6. Evaluate the ECG lead.
7. If necessary: Select another ECG lead using the Lead function
button.
8. If shock is required: Select shock energy using the Energy
function button.
Risk of injury from movement artifacts during rapid
derivation!
Movement artifacts may falsify the ECG and lead to
misinterpretations. This may injure the patient.
In the normal case, use 6-lead ECG monitoring.
Only use rapid derivation in an emergency.
Risk of injury due to incorrectly selected shock energy in
children!
If the attachments for small electrode surfaces are used in
combination with too high a shock energy on the paddles, this
may lead to injuries in children/infants.
When using the attachments for small electrode surfaces, set a
maximum shock energy of 100 J for children/infants.
Risk of injury from incorrect positioning of the paddles!
Incorrect positioning of the paddles may lead to incorrect
measurements and unsuccessful defibrillation. This may injure the
patient.
Select the position of the paddles in accordance with the
diagram.
Maintain distance from ECG electrodes.
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