How long should the 'WARM UP' message display on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
If your ZOLL Medical Equipment displays 'WARM UP', the mainstream sensor or LoFlo sidestream module is warming up. Wait for the sensor or module to warm up, which can take up to 5 minutes. If the message persists for more than 5 minutes, replace the sensor or module.
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 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.
What to do if ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor cuff is too large?
If the cuff is too large or the limb is above the level of the heart, select a smaller cuff and lower the patient’s limb to heart level.
What to do if ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor exceeds maximum inflation attempts?
If the ZOLL Blood Pressure Monitor exceeds the maximum number of inflation attempts or exceeds the 180-second measurement time limit, check the cuff and hose, and then repeat the NIBP measurement.
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 to do if my ZOLL M Series Medical Equipment shows 'CHECK CO2 LINE'?
If the ZOLL Medical Equipment displays 'CHECK CO2 LINE', it means there is a sample line blockage. First, make sure the sample line is correctly plugged into the module. Then, check that the sample line and exhaust tube are not blocked, kinked, or pinched. Also, ensure the airway adapter isn't blocked. If you find any blockages, fix them, then remove and reinsert the sample cell into the receptacle. If the problem continues, replace the sample line.
What does V LEADS OFF message mean on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
If you are not using V leads, attach the V lead connector terminator plug to the cable’s V lead connector. If a V1 lead wire metal snap comes into contact with the patient’s skin, the system will show all V leads as OFF. Remove V1 leads and others away from the patient, then turn off the unit and wait ten seconds before turning it back on.
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 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.
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 |
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