What to do if ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor can't detect blood pressure due to motion or vibration?
If the ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor is unable to detect systolic, diastolic, or mean blood pressure due to excessive motion or vibration, take a single blood pressure measurement. Keep the patient as still as possible and insulate the patient and cuff from outside vibrations as much as possible.
What to do if the displayed HR is not accurate with artifact present on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
If the displayed heart rate (HR) is not accurate and there is artifact present, try the following: * Reduce or eliminate ECG artifact caused by electrode or patient cable movement by routing cables so they don’t pull on electrodes or swing excessively. * Ensure the patient is motionless. * Check for possible excessive radio frequency interference. * Verify a good connection of electrodes to the patient. Prepare the patient’s skin before electrode attachment. * Move patient cables away from other electrical equipment, especially any RFI source. * Ensure the ECG cable fits snugly in the unit. You may also try changing the ECG cable or replacing/repositioning the ECG electrodes.
What causes electronic interference in ZOLL M Series Medical Equipment?
Electronic interference can be caused by excessive radio frequency interference. To resolve this, check for potential sources of RFI and move patient cables away from other electrical equipment. Try turning off sources of excessive RFI or moving the M Series unit away from the RFI source.
What to do if displayed heart rate is not accurate on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
To address an inaccurate displayed heart rate, first verify that the heart rate flashes with each QRS on the display. Then, try changing the lead selection, adjusting the ECG size, and repositioning the ECG electrodes.
What to do if ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor shows weak or no oscillometric signal?
If you encounter a weak or no oscillometric signal on your ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor, check the cuff fit and positioning. Also, check the hose connection to the unit and inspect for any kinks in the hose. If clinically appropriate, consider increasing the cuff inflation pressure.
What to do if ZOLL Medical Equipment shows catheter whip?
If you are experiencing catheter whip, overdamped system, or underdamped system, follow your institution's procedures to address the catheter whip. Check for blood clots and remove them if present. Also, check for any blood remaining in the catheter following blood sampling, and eliminate it if found. Remove all air bubbles, including pinpoint air bubbles, from the fluid circuit.
What does 'CO2 OUT OF RANGE' mean on ZOLL M Series Medical Equipment?
If your ZOLL Medical Equipment displays 'CO2 OUT OF RANGE (dashed lines for CO )', it means the calculated CO value is greater than 100 mmHg. If this error continues, perform an adapter or module zero.
Why does my ZOLL Medical Equipment say 'CO2 IN ADAPTER: WAIT'?
If the ZOLL Medical Equipment displays 'CO2 IN ADAPTER: WAIT', it means there was CO in the adapter when you tried to zero it, or you tried zeroing within 20 seconds of the previous zero. Remove the adapter from any CO source, including exhaled breaths and ventilator exhaust valves. Wait up to 20 seconds before trying the adapter zero again.
What to do if my ZOLL M Series Medical Equipment unit was unable to establish a zero reference value?
If the M Series unit cannot establish a zero reference value, rezero the transducer.
What does 'REPLACE CO2 MODULE' mean on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
If your ZOLL Medical Equipment displays 'REPLACE CO2 MODULE', it means that the module is defective, incompatible, under temperature, or the temperature has been unstable for more than 5 minutes. You should replace the module.
General| Pacer Rate | 30 - 180 ppm |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Defibrillator Type | Manual and AED |
| Monitor Display | High-resolution LCD |
| ECG Monitoring | 3-lead |
| Pacing | Demand |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Display | High-resolution LCD |
| Waveform | Biphasic Truncated Exponential (BTE) |
| Monitoring Parameters | ECG, SpO2, EtCO2, NIBP, temperature |
| Connectivity | Data port for data transfer |
| Pacer Type | Transcutaneous |
| Pacer Output | 0 - 140 mA |
| Printer | Integrated thermal |
| Energy Selection | 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50, 70, 100, 120, 150, 200 Joules |
Lists all necessary equipment for performing the M Series maintenance tests.
Details steps for physically inspecting the unit for damage or wear.
Tests the functionality of all buttons and controls on the front panel.
Performs an internal self-test of the defibrillator's functions.
Tests the energy delivery and accuracy during shock delivery.
Tests the pulse oximetry functionality and readings.
Tests the end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring functionality.
Verifies the repeatability of NIBP measurements and pulse rate calculation.
Troubleshooting steps for ECG lead off errors.
Troubleshooting for pad connection errors.
Lists and explains error messages and their technical actions.
Lists available replacement parts for the ZOLL M Series devices.
Explains the primary functions performed by the M Series Main System Board.
Explains the HV module's function in pacing and defibrillation.
Describes how the defibrillator charges and discharges energy.
Explains the process of delivering energy to the patient or internally.
Explains the functionality and usage of the 12 lead ECG option.
Describes the SpO2 monitoring option and its operation.
Details the EtCO2 monitoring option and its functionality.
Explains the Rectilinear Biphasic waveform and its generation.
Outlines critical safety measures before performing disassembly.
Step-by-step guide to remove the front panel assembly.
Specific instructions for removing the front panel of CCT units.
Guide to safely remove the system board assembly.
Steps to remove the biphasic high voltage module.
Instructions for removing the monophasic high voltage assembly.
Steps for disassembling the monophasic high voltage capacitor.
A checklist for recording results of maintenance tests.
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