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14: Recordings / Reports
Patient Status
The Patient Status section of the Shift Report is a summary report focusing on a
patient's arrhythmia status. A Patient Status Report is also available as an
independent report and can be configured to print 2, 4, 8, 12, or 24 hours of data
(page 14-23).
Header Information
Heart Rate, calculated from trend data
Pacemaker
Bradycardia
Ventricular Ectopics
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Supraventricular Ectopics
Caliper Results
S-T Deviation (from ST trends)
Latest Alarm Event (in alarm categories)
Comment area
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Reports
Graphical Trends
In the Graphical Trends section of the Shift Report each parameter trend is plotted
according to type.
Parameter Type
Appearance on Trend Graph
Single-value,
continuous such as HR
Single, continuous line
Single-value,
intermittent such as C.O.
Cross-hairs representing each value
Multi-value,
continuous such as ART
Lines with a dotted line in the center indicating the mean value
Multi-value,
intermittent such as NIBP
Vertical line with a blank space in the center indicating the mean
value
e.g., The top and bottom line can represent systolic and diastolic
values.
This section resembles the full version Graphical Trend Report in appearance and
content (page 14-17) but is numbered and labeled as part of the Shift Report.
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Selected Events
Depending on how many events you select (page 16-14) the selected events section
may consist of up to three pages (4 waveform strips each). You must select each event
that will appear in this section of the shift report by clicking on the icon
so that a
check mark displays on the icon.
Cursor time minus selected report length (2, 4, 8, 12, 24 hrs)
Delay
Recording speed
The waveform contains 5 seconds of pre-event data and 5 seconds of real-time data. The
event marks the middle of the waveform.
Event Label
Event Marker
Example of an annotated event
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Reports
Graphical Trend Report
The Graphical Trend Report is a multi-parameter report containing up to 15 trended
parameters from bedside or telemetry patients. The report can be configured to print 2,
4, 8, 12, or 24 hours of Full or Event Disclosure data. The cursor time represents the
report ‘stop time’; the report ‘start time’ equals ‘stop time’ minus the report length.
You can customize the trend selection per patient (page 14-24) or at system setup
(page 4-4). The trend scale can be a fixed scale or have autoscale values. When you
select Enable Autoscale (page 14-24) in the Trend Order Setup screen, the low and
high scale values are determined by an autoscale factor to the highest and lowest
parameter value over the currently selected trend time. To request a Graphical Trend
Report, see page 14-22.
Parameter
Autoscale Factor (approximate)
HR
PVC/min
% Paced
SpO2
PLS
ST
STVM
STCVM
Pressures (including NIBP)
10 bpm
10
10%
10%
10
1.0 mm
All others
0.10 mV
10 mmHg
1 kPa
10
Selected Strip Report
The Selected Strip Report allows the user to select a waveform of interest within
Full Disclosure and define beginning and ending cursor times (not to exceed one
hour). The report can contain 8 seconds to 1 hour of information (8 second default)
with 8 seconds of waveform data per row. To request this report, see page 14-23.
Selected Events Report
The Selected Events Report may consist of up to six pages (4 event strips per page).
You can select and print up to 24 events. Each waveform contains 10 seconds of data,
and is annotated with Lead Printed, Lead Processed, Event Cause, 12 of the most
recent parameter values, Event End Time, and Event Date. If the lead processed is
stored in the Infinity CentralStation database, it will be printed on the report. If not,
the top lead of the displayed Full Disclosure data will appear.To request this report,
see page 14-23.
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ECG Caliper Report
The ECG Caliper Report includes an 18-second ECG waveform strip and up to ten
rows of interval measurements. To request this report, see page 14-24.
Count row number displays above measured complex.
“R” displays under complex from which reference measurements were taken when it is in the
18-second ECG strip.
Summary table from Caliper Review screen can include up to 10 rows of interval
measurements.
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Reports
Ventilator Report
With the VentCentral option you can request a ventilator report for a bedside patient
who is connected to a ventilator.
A ventilator report is divided into two sections:
Parameters And Settings
Waveforms and Loops
To request a ventilator report, see page 14-22.
Parameters and settings
This portion contains the parameter values, units of measure, the settings, and the time
the settings were last changed. The order of the parameters is fixed. Depending on the
number of available parameters originating from the bedside monitor, this portion of
the report may consist of several pages.
NOTE: Certain parameters, identified as measured values, are derived from other
values provided by the ventilator and may not reflect the true measured values. See the
operating instructions for your specific monitor for detailed information on derived
measurements.
Waveforms and loops
The waveforms and loops page contains the ventilator waveforms and loops displayed
in the VentCentral Review screen and may contain up to three waveforms and up to
two loops.
Each waveform consists of 7 seconds of data and begins at the time the report is
generated. Each loop represents the first detected breath within the 7 seconds of data.
All waveforms are printed at 25mm/sec.
The labels and the scale of the printed waveforms and loops are identical to the
displayed waveforms and loops in the VentCentral Review screen.
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Parameters and Settings
Time that the report request was processed
Time the setting was updated or data collection resumed after the monitor was disconnected
from the patient
Measured parameter values
Certain parameters, identified as measured values, are derived from other values or settings
provided by the ventilator and may not reflect actual values. See the operating instructions for
your specific monitor for detailed information on derived measurements.
Parameters measured at the time the report request was processed
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Reports
Waveforms and loops
Time that the report request was processed
Top 3 waveforms selected in VentCentral screen
Pressure Loop (represents the first breath)
Area to record Ventilator Identification Number
Area to record Ventilator manufacturer
Flow Loop (represents the first breath)
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Requesting Recordings and Reports
NOTE: The print queue can handle multiple report requests. You are notified when
the print queue is full, and must wait until some reports print before requesting more.
Recording/Report
Timed recording
(from Main Screen)
Required Steps
For an individual patient:
• Click on the REC button in the patient’s parameter.
If the patient is discharged, in Standby, or waveforms are stopped, the
REC button is ghosted and you cannot request a timed recording.
For all patients admitted to Main Screen:
• Press the keyboard F11 key.
NOTE:
If a recording was previously requested for a patient from Main Screen or the
patient’s waveforms are stopped, no recording is printed for that patient.
If the Infinity CentralStation is operating in Dual Display mode, recordings are only
printed for patients of the screen in which the mouse pointer is located at the time of
the request.
Timed recording
(from Bed View)
Timed manual recording
(from transmitter)
Automatic alarm
recording
Continuous recording
Continuous recording
(from transmitter)
Print Screen
• Click on Record on the menu bar.
• Press transmitter recording button for less than 3 seconds.
Automatically generated timed recordings are described in Chapter 13
and Chapter 10.
• Click on the CONT button.
If the patient is discharged, in Standby, or waveforms are stopped, the
CONT button is ghosted and you cannot request a timed recording.
• Press transmitter recording button for more than 3 seconds.
Main Screen
• Press the keyboard Print Screen key.
Bed View
1.Click on View in the menu bar.
2.Click on the desired menu selection.
3.Click on Print in the Bed View menu bar.
4.Click on Bed.
NOTE: If the Print button is ghosted, the Printer Connected setting is Off in the
Configure Central menu (page 18-3).
Simultaneous ECG
Report
Ventilator report
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1.Open patient’s Bed View Screen.
2.Click on Print in the Bed View menu bar.
3.Click on ECG Report.
1.Open the Ventilator Settings Review Screen (page 17-8).
2.Click on Report.
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Requesting Recordings and Reports
Recording/Report
• Strip Report
• Hour Report
• 24 Hour Report
NOTE:
Required Steps
Full Disclosure Reports
1.From the Full Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on Reports...
2.Click on and select desired report.
If you request a 24 Hour Report a popup displays to alert you that this
report will keep the printer busy. You must confirm your request by
clicking on OK in the popup.
You can change the cursor time by clicking on it.
• Batch Shift Reports
• Shift Report
• Patient Status Report
• Selected Strip Report
1.Open the Setup Central screen (page 4-2).
2.Click on Batch Shift Reports.
The report length selections display.
3.Select a report length (2, 4, 8, 12, or 24 Hour).
4.Click on Accept to save the setting.
5.Press F9 on your keyboard.
1.From the Full Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on Reports.... The
Reports menu displays.
2.Click on and select the desired report.
3.Select a report length from the menu (2, 4, 8, 12, or 24 Hour).
1.From the Full Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on Reports....
2.Select a report length from an entry on the menu (1, 5 10, or 60 minutes, and Selected).
The menu item ‘Selected” is ghosted until a second cursor is defined.
For a Selected report length
3.Right-click on the waveform to set a second cursor. The second cursor
displays with dotted lines and can represent either the Stop or Start
Time depending on its location relative to the first cursor.
A confirmation popup appears that shows Start Time, Stop Time, and
Total Pages.
4.Click on Continue or Cancel in the popup.
NOTE:
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You cannot set the cursors so that the report is longer than 60 minutes or less than 2
seconds. A popup will display that cancels the selected period.
The minimum report length is 8 seconds. Also, the report length will automatically
adjust so that each row will contain a full 8 seconds of ECG data.
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Recording/Report
• Graphical Trend
Report
•
•
•
•
•
Required Steps
On a Graphical Trend Report, which is also included in a Shift Report,
you can print a report with the system-assigned trend settings (page 4-4)
or you can configure the report to display particular trends for the
individual patient as follows:
1.From the Full Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on Reports....
From the Reports menu click on Trend Report Setup.
The Trend Order Setup screen displays.
2.Select the trends you want to display and move them to the Display
List window.
The trends typically display on a fixed scale, but you can change the
display by enabling autoscale.
3.If you want to change the display scale to autoscale, click on the selection box next to Enable AutoScale.
4.Select a number of Trends Per Page for the report.
5.Click on Accept to keep the trend order setup or on Cancel.
Caliper Report
1.Open the Caliper Review screen (page 16-24).
2.Click on Print Report.
Event Disclosure Reports
Event Disclosure Strip 1.From the Event Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on the button,
Report
Reports...
2.Click on Strip Report.
Event Disclosure Shift 1.From the Event Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on the button,
Report
Reports....
2.Click on and select desired report.
Event Disclosure
Graphical Trend
3.Select a report length from the menu (2, 4, 8, 12, or 24 hr).
Report
Selected Events
1.From the Event Disclosure screen (page 16-7) click on the button,
Report
Reports....
2.Click on Selected Events Report.
3.Select the events for the report.
A popup displays the number of events selected.
4.Click on Accept to continue or on Cancel.
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Canceling a Recording
Canceling a Recording
Recording Type
Cancel in
Main Screen
Cancel in
Bed View
Cancel at the
Recorder
Manual timed
recording
Click on patient(s) REC
key to ‘deselect’.
Click on the RECORD
key to ‘deselect’.
Press STOP key.
Alarm recording
Not possible
Not possible
Press STOP key.
ARR event recording
Not possible
Not possible
Press STOP key.
Continuous recording
Click on patient’s CONT
REC key to ‘deselect’ it.
Not possible
Press STOP key.
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Actions that Affect Recordings
Action
Effect on Pending
Recordings
Effect on Recordings in
Progress
Patient Discharge
Pending recordings
discarded
Recording is canceled.
Edit patient’s demographic data
No effect
No effect
Patient monitoring put in standby
mode
No effect
Recording is canceled.
Restore factory defaults
Pending recordings
discarded
Recording is canceled.
Configuration change of Main
Screen resulting in removal of a
Patient’s pending recordings
canceled
Recording is canceled.
Change in scale settings or
parameter order (parameters
might become available/
unavailable due to restored/
missing signals)
No effect
Recordings will continue
but waveform and
parameter data for any
removed parameter appear
as blanks. Added
parameters are not
included on an in-progress
recording.
Recorder assignment change
No effect. Additional
recordings are printed on
the new recorder.
No effect on recordings
Network time/date change
No effect on active or
pending recordings. All new
and continuous recordings
in progress reflect the new
date/time.
Continuous recordings
reflect the change
immediately (as will all
future timed recordings).
R 50 recorder becomes
unavailable, runs out of paper, or
jams
No effect
Recording is not lost, but
routed to another assigned
recorder, or stored for later
printing when the recorder
becomes available.
Remote device requesting a
recording of a local patient goes
offline
Deletes all recordings
associated with this device
Recording is canceled.
Patient disconnect for transport
Cancels all pending
recordings for that bed
Recording is canceled.
patient
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Recording Status Messages
Recording Status Messages
Recorder Status Messages
Status Message
Tone
Description
Action
•  Recording Request Accepted
• Cont. Recording Now Timed (for
Gamma/Gamma XL/Vista monitors only)
•  Report Request Accepted2
Request is accepted, but None
stored until a printing
device is available.
•  Recording Started1
•  Report Request Started2
Request is being printed. None
•  Recording Finished1
•  Report Request Finished2
Printout is finished or is
stored.
None
•  Report Request Canceled Queue full2
Report is canceled due
to a full print queue.
None
 Disconnected3
Advisory Recorder(s) not
connected to the
network.
•  Recording Interrupted1
 Door Open3
Recording stalled
because recorder is
disconnected or out of
paper, its door is open,
or an error occurred
during data
transmission.
Connect the
recorder.
Contact the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering Dept.
Advisory Recorder door open
Close door.
Advisory Recorder needs paper.
Replace paper.
Serious
Recorder failed.
Take recorder out
of service and
contact service
personnel.
 Offline3
Serious
Recorder is offline.
Recorder
communication with the
network failed.
Contact the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering Dept.
to check network
connection.
 Duplicate Address3
Serious
Recorder detected
duplicate address.
Contact the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering Dept.
Recorder Not Assigned
Attention No recorder assigned.
 Out Of Paper
 Failure
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(page 4-5)
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Recorder Status Messages
Status Message
Tone
Description
Action
Recording Request Not Accepted
Attention Bedside monitor’s print
queue is full, or
telemetry patient’s
recording is requested
within 5 seconds of
request for a higherpriority recording.
Wait until some of
the pending
recordings are
printed before
requesting
another recording.
Recording Status Unknown - Connection
Failed
Attention Recording status
unknown due to failed
bed connection
(telemetry or bedside).
Contact the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering Dept.
Cursor out of Range
Attention More than 60 minutes of
data is defined by
Selected Strip Report
cursors.
Set cursors for 8
seconds to 60
minutes of FD
data.
 represents recording title.
 represents report title.
3  represents device/host label.
Printer Status Messages
Status Message
Tone
Print Request Finished
Description
Action
Request is
complete.
None
Printer Not Configured
Attention
No printer is
configured at the
Infinity
CentralStation.
Configure the
printer
(page 18-4).
Print Request Not Accepted - Queue Full
Attention
Print screen request
was rejected
because the print
queue handles one
request at a time.
Wait until
previous
screens
complete
printing
before
requesting
another.
Printer/Communication Error
Attention
Communication to
network is faulty.
Consult the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering
Dept.
Printer Selection Failed
Attention
Selected printer is
not set up properly.
Consult the
Hospital
Biomedical
Engineering
Dept.
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15 Trends
Overview.......................................................................................................................15-2
Accessing a Patient’s Trends.....................................................................................15-2
Trend Graphs ...............................................................................................................15-3
Parameter Display Order and Trend Scales for Telemetry Patients ................15-4
Trend Table ..................................................................................................................15-5
Trend Cursor ................................................................................................................15-6
Representation of Special Conditions.......................................................................15-7
15: Trends
Overview
Trend information is available at the Infinity CentralStation for remote viewing of
bedside and telemetry devices.
Accessing a Patient’s Trends
1. Open the patient’s Bed View screen.
2. Click on Review.
3. Click on Trend Graphs... or Trend Table....
When you open the Trend Graphs screen, data is centered around the cursor time.
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Trend Graphs
Trend Graphs
Trend graphs show stored trend data for each parameter. Each trend page can
accommodate up to five parameter graphs that may be blank if the parameter is not
selected for trending. Trends are updated automatically, with the most recent data
entering continuously on the right. When you click on the trended parameter label, the
scale toggles between fixed and autoscale values (page 14-17).
1 Start date/time of Trend data
Cursor scrolling keys
and date corresponding to current
2 Time
cursor position
Horizontal arrows scroll time periods
Interactive scale permits selection of:
-autoscale or fixed scale (telemetry patients)
-autoscale or bed scale (bedside patients)
4 Radio buttons to select graph time period
Parameter label (click on Parameter Label
to autoscale)
5 Opens Trend Table
10
Vertical arrows scroll one graph at a time
Time labels
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Parameter Display Order and Trend Scales for Telemetry
Patients
Parameter
Display Order Upper/Lower Scale
HR
0 to 200 beats/min
PVC/min
0 to 60
% paced
0 to 100%
SPO2 (SPO2*)
50 to 100%
PLS (PLS*)
0 to 200 beats/min
NPB
0 to 250 mmHG
STI
7 - 26
-5 to 5mm or -0.5 to 0.5mV
ST VM
27
-10.0 to10.0 mm or -0.10 to 0.10mV
ST CVM
28
STII
STIII
ST aVR
ST aVL
ST aVF
ST V
ST V+
ST V1
ST V2
ST V3
ST V4
ST V5
ST V6
ST dV1
ST dV2
ST dV3
ST dV4
ST dV5,
ST dV6
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Trend Table
Trend Table
Each trend table row shows a parameters values; each column shows a trend data set
for all parameters at that time. If a parameter is assigned to trending but cannot be
trended, the row lists the parameter label but values are blank. Regardless of the
selected interval, a trend table displays up to 8 data columns. A trend table may also
represent special events (page 15-7).
Date/time of cursor position
Permits page scrolling
Time stamps
Parameter labels
Horizontal arrows scroll time columns
Start date/time of trend data
Radio buttons for selecting time period
Vertical arrows scroll rows of data
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Trend values appear in groups of associated parameter rows.
Discrete events such as NPB or CO measurements cause a set of trend data to
be stored for all parameters. Such data appears as a separate trend column a
with a green time stamp heading. This is also true when a mini-calc
computation is initiated on an Delta/Delta XL/Kappa/GammaX XL monitor.
The trend table updates automatically whenever an interval elapses. The most
recent column is at the right of the screen.
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Trend Cursor
On a trend graph, the cursor appears as a full-screen white vertical line; on a trend
table the cursor is the highlighted column time. Cursor time displays in the upper right
part of the screen.
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When using the time anchor function between Full Disclosure, Event
Disclosure and trends, the cursor time will match one of the trend table
column time stamps. The column time is highlighted and appears in the center
of the trend table screen.
If the cursor time does not exactly match one of the columns in the trend table,
cursor time is displayed but no column is highlighted. Click on any column
time to highlight it.
If the cursor time is not within the time span of the current trend page, the
cursor time displays but the cursor does not. Scroll to the desired data to
display the cursor on the current trend.
If the cursor time is older than any of the available trend data, the oldest trend
data is displayed without the cursor.
24 hours of trend graph data is displayed. One hour of tabular trend data is
displayed.
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Representation of Special Conditions
Representation of Special Conditions
Condition
Representation in Trend Table
Representation in Trend
Graphs
Telemetry
Patients
Telemetry
Patients
Bedside
Patients
Bedside
Patients
Discrete trend samples such as those
associated with NPB
and CO
Column designated with a
green time
stamp
Vertical line
with a gap in
the center indicating the
mean value
A trend event stored at
Column designated with
and a green time
stamp
Not shown in
graphs
• ASY = Asystole • Parameter
value = 0
• FIB =
Ventricular
Fibrillation
• APN = Apnea
• Parameter
value = 0
• Parameter
value = 0
• Parameter
value = 0
Delta/Delta XL/Kappa
bedside monitor
Physiological conditions such as an asystole or an apnea
• ASY = Asystole
• VF = ventricular
Fibrillation
No parameter could be
derived
Lead-Off
condition
Out-of-range
values
Blanks in the graphs
***
*L*
***
+ + + (high) or - - - (low)
*L*
Blanks (Move the cursor over
the blanks to display actual values.)
Artifact
*A*
Lead wires, electrodes
are unplugged
*U*
*U*
Hardware failure
*F*
*F*
Interference
*I*
No signal
*N*
Time change at bedside monitor
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***
***
*A*
Blanks in the
graphs
Blank spaces
Yellow line
between trend
columns
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***
shaded
Blanks in the graphs
Blank spaces
in the graph
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Condition
Representation in Trend Table
Representation in Trend
Graphs
Telemetry
Patients
Telemetry
Patients
Bedside
Patients
A trend event has been
stored by initiating a
mini-calc computation
at the bedside.
Change in units of
measure
Column designated with this
symbol
and a
green time
stamp
New units take
effect during the
next patient
admission.
Power loss in server
Telemetry receiver
goes offline.
not shown in
graphs
New units take
effect during
the next
patient admission.
Blank spaces are stored in place of trend values
Blank spaces
instead of trend
values
Relearning of ST
complexes
Changing of ST
measuring points
CHG
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Patients
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Blank spaces
instead of
trend values
Vertical dotted line that extends
through the entire graph
Vertical solid line that extends
through the entire graph
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16 Full/Event Disclosure
Overview.......................................................................................................................16-2
Full/Event Disclosure Census Operations ................................................................16-2
Accessing the Census Screen .............................................................................16-2
Admitting a Patient to Full/Event Disclosure ............................................................16-5
Data Collection Rules ...........................................................................................16-5
To Manually Admit a Patient: ...............................................................................16-6
Accessing Disclosure History ....................................................................................16-6
Locking a Full/Event Disclosure Record ............................................................16-6
Accessing the Full/Event Disclosure Review Screen ..............................................16-7
Full Disclosure Review Screen...................................................................................16-8
Event Disclosure Review Screen ...............................................................................16-9
Full/Event Disclosure Review Screen Functions....................................................16-10
Full/Event Disclosure Storage/Display Options ...............................................16-12
Annotating Events ..............................................................................................16-14
Viewing Events ....................................................................................................16-15
Deleting Events ...................................................................................................16-16
Viewing Parameter Values .................................................................................16-16
Renaming/Reclassifying Events ........................................................................16-17
Disclosure Review Screen Cursor.....................................................................16-18
Full Disclosure ECG Caliper Tool ............................................................................16-19
Caliper Measure Screen ....................................................................................16-20
Caliper Review Screen........................................................................................16-24
Full/Event Disclosure Reports..................................................................................16-25
Exporting Full/Event Disclosure Data......................................................................16-26
Exporting Full Disclosure Data to a Third-Party Device..................................16-26
Exporting Events from Event Disclosure .........................................................16-27
Special Conditions ....................................................................................................16-28
16: Full/Event Disclosure
Overview
The Infinity CentralStation has the ability to store Full Disclosure waveforms
continuously for a minimum of two hours to a maximum of 72 hours, depending on
the configuration. The number of waveforms stored in Full Disclosure depends upon
the configuration also. Event Disclosure is storage of arrhythmia, alarm events, or
manually triggered events. Depending upon the license option, storage capacity for
Event Disclosure is two to 72 hours and up to 1000 events per patient.
Full/Event Disclosure Census Operations
Accessing the Census Screen
From Bed View:
1. Click on Review.
2. Click on Full Disclosure... or Event Disclosure....
3. Click on Census in the menu bar.
From Main Screen:
1. Click on View.
2. Click on Full Disclosure... or Event Disclosure....
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Full/Event Disclosure Census Operations
Census Screen Illustration
Local - all patients with Full/Event Disclosure records on local Infinity CentralStation
All - all patients with Full/Event Disclosure records on the Infinity Network
Click on heading to sort columns
Opens selected patient’s History window
Opens Disclosure Review Screen
Census Screen patient list
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Census Screen Selection Description
Disclosure
Care Units
Select Patient:
Available patient
records are listed
and can be
sorted by clicking
on one of the
headings.
Selection
Description
Full
Full Disclosure data
Event
Event Disclosure data
Local
Patients with disclosure records being stored in the database
of the Infinity CentralStation currently being used
All
Patients with disclosure records accessible on the Infinity
Network
Record Lock
Denotes a “locked” record. Up to 16 records may be locked
at one time.
Time Disclosure record was acquired
Sort order places most recent record first.
Bed
Infinity Network bed label
Denotes Active/Inactive status
When the symbol displays, disclosure data collection is
active.
Search
Name
Patient Name
ID
Patient ID Number
Care Unit
Care Unit Label
• Name
• ID
• Bed
Selects field that will be searched for keyword entered in the
text entry box
text box
Text entry box for keyword search criteria (20-character
maximum)
Search
Activates search function for information entered in to text
box
Undo
Returns Census Screen
View Data
Opens selected patient’s disclosure review screen (Full or Event)
History
Opens selected patient’s disclosure history screen
Manual Admit
Assign...
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Manually admit up to 2 additional patients to Disclosure data
collection (See page 16-6)
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Admitting a Patient to Full/Event Disclosure
Full/Event Disclosure storage begins automatically when a patient is admitted at the
Main Screen of the Infinity CentralStation. There are two additional Manual Admit
records for patients within a Monitoring Unit, but they may not be added at the Main
Screen.
NOTE: A Monitoring Unit is a logical group of beds that provide patient monitoring
services such as alarm annunciation, recordings and remote control to its members.
Data Collection Rules
A patient remains admitted to the Infinity CentralStation and data storage continues
for as long as the patient remains on the same monitor on the Infinity network.
If the patient leaves the Monitoring Unit and returns with the same bedside monitor
(Pick and Go) or to the same Infinity CentralStation, data storage resumes
automatically when the patient is reconnected to the Infinity Network. If the patient’s
monitor/Infinity CentralStation is different, the new care unit data is linked to the
previous data set and is available on the patient’s Full or Event Disclosure Review
screen.
NOTE:
If the bedside monitor is disconnected for a PICK AND GO purpose and is
reconnected to the network, Disclosure storage resumes automatically.
Whenever you remove a bedside monitor from the network, small gaps will
appear in the Full Disclosure waveforms.
Once the Full/Event Disclosure capacity is reached (4, 8, 12, 16, or 32 patients,
depending on server option) new patients can be admitted as patients are discharged
and slots become available.
The Infinity CentralStation database permits storage of “active” and “inactive” patient
records. The total number of “inactive” records available is calculated using the
formula:
64 – (n +2), with “n” equal to the number of active patients.
“Inactive” records are included in the Census Screen patient list and have no “active
data collection” symbol (16-4). Stored waveforms for patients who are removed from
Main Screen are saved and sorted according to time spent, and have an inactive status.
As soon as the storage capacity is reached, the oldest data is replaced by the most
recent. Each inactive record deletes automatically after 72 hours, except when the
record is locked (16-4).
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To Manually Admit a Patient:
You can admit two additional patients to Full/Event Disclosure as follows.
1. Open the Census screen (16-2).
2. Click on the button labeled Assign... in the Manual Admit section of the
Census screen.
The Manual Assign Bed popup displays
3. Double-click on the patient you wish to admit, or
Highlight the patient you wish to admit and click on Accept.
Accessing Disclosure History
1. Open the Census screen (16-2).
2. Highlight the desired record in the Census screen patient list (16-3).
3. Click on History.
The Patient Care History popup displays.
4. Select the record you wish to view.
5. Click on View Data.
Locking a Full/Event Disclosure Record
You can lock up to 16 disclosure records in each Infinity CentralStation database.
When you lock the record, data will not be automatically deleted. When all 16 locks
are used, the button is ghosted.
To Lock/Unlock a Record:
1. Access the Patient Care History popup.
2. Select the record you wish to lock or unlock.
3. Click on the Lock/Unlock toggle button.
NOTE: If Clinical Password is enabled on the Biomed - Configure Central
screen (18-3), you will need that password to unlock a record.
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Accessing the Full/Event Disclosure Review
Screen
From Main Screen:
1. Open the Census Screen (16-2)
2. Highlight a record in the Census screen patient list (16-3) to activate the View
Data button.
3. Click on View Data to display the Full/Event Disclosure Review screen.
From Bed View:
1. Click on Review.
2. Click on Full Disclosure... or Event Disclosure...
The Full Disclosure screen displays in compressed screen (zoom out) format.
NOTE: When moving between Disclosure screens and other screens (such as Trends)
near a system time change, time stamps may be slightly different on the two screens.
This occurs because the Infinity CentralStation and the bedside monitors have different
methods of annotating time. These time differences do not affect the displayed data
which correlates exactly in both applications to an internal time stamp.
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Full Disclosure Review Screen
Patient Identification
Time/date corresponding to cursor position
Gain setting/lead label
Time Line reflects Full/Event Disclosure
Storage Option (16-1)
When navigating through care units the time
line changes to reflect the storage time of the
selected care unit
Selects number of waveforms to display
Opens ECG Caliper Tool Screen
10
Selects viewing mode (Zoom In or Zoom Out)
Generates Full Disclosure reports
Navigates by page
Permits scrolling through care unit data when
electronic patient transfer or manual transfer
When there is no previous or next care unit
data, the arrow is ghosted and no care unit
label displays.
11 Vertical scroll bar
12 Time/date of oldest displayed data
All time changes that occur at the Infinity CentralStation are identified on the
waveform by a yellow tick mark. Appended data is marked with a white tick mark,
which represents the time the data was appended.
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Event Disclosure Review Screen
When you open the Review-Event Disclosure screen, the most recent event
information displays along with its associated waveform (if the waveform is being
stored).
1 Patient Identification
2 Time/date corresponding to cursor position
3 Click symbol so a check mark displays to select an
event for the shift report. When an event is
annotated, the comment displays.
4 Time line with tick marks for all stored events
Prominent tick mark identifies displayed event
5 Displays parameter values at time of the event
(16-16)
Event class
Deletes event classes
Opens Reports submenu
Permits reclassification of event
10 To set up event classes see (16-17).
Scrolls to next/previous event on time line
11 Cause, lead, time, and date of stored event
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Full/Event Disclosure Review Screen
Functions
You can view a patient’s Disclosure data (Full or Event) in Zoom Out (compressed)
or Zoom In (expanded) format.
Zoom In
For 1 channel approximately 36 seconds
of data displays on a page.
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Zoom Out
For 1 channel approximately 9.5 minutes
of data displays on a page.
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Available functions on disclosure review screens are:
Full Disclosure
Event Disclosure
• navigate through and view stored Full/Event Disclosure data for multiple care units (16-8)
• generate reports (14-22)
• select how many channels of data you wish to
view (16-8)
• view parameter values
• select gain settings (16-12)
• delete events
(individual event or entire event class)
• choose the order of the displayed waveforms
• customize event storage
• select waveforms for storage (16-12)
• annotate events (16-14)
• access ECG caliper tool (16-19)
• reclassify events (16-17)
• configure trend order setup for Graphical
Trend Report (14-24)
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Full/Event Disclosure Storage/Display Options
Function
Steps
Select waveforms for display 1.Click on Options on the Disclosure
Review screen menu bar.
2.Click on Display Options...
3.Click on the channel’s Parameter button.
A list of available settings appears.
4.Click on the desired setting.
5.Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each channel.
Notes
Cursor time
appears in white
text on the Patient
Setup screen.
Set display gain
1.Click on Options on the Disclosure
Review screen menu bar.
2.Click on Display Options...
3.Click on the channel’s Gain/Scale button. A
popup of available settings appears
(16-13).
4.Click on the desired setting.
5.Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each channel.
Turn pacer mark ON/OFF
• Click on Pacer Mark toggle button on the Pacer marks for
bottom of the waveform selection screen. bedside patients
only display at the
Infinity CentralStation if they are
available at the
bedside monitor.
Select waveforms for storage 1.Click on Options on the Disclosure
Review screen menu bar.
2.Click on Storage Options...
3.Click on each channel’s ‘Parameter’ button.
4.Click on the desired setting in the popup.
Channel defaults:
1 - Lead II
2 - Lead V
3 - ART
4 - SpO2
Enable/Disable Automatic
waveform tracking
When Auto Track:
is ON, the first four
waveforms
displayed at the
bedside are stored
automatically.
When Auto Track:
is OFF, you must
manually select
waveforms for
storage.
NOTE: When the Expanded
Waveform locked option is
installed, Autotracking is always
ON. It cannot be disabled.
• Click on Auto Track toggle button near
the bottom of the Waveform Storage
screen.
WA R N I N G ! I f y o u c h a n g e l e a d s a t t h e b e d s i d e m o n i t o r a n d
t h e I n f i n i t y C e n t r a l Sta t i o n A u t o Tra c k i s s e t t o O F F, y o u m u s t
a l s o c h a n g e t h e l e a d s e l e c t i o n a t t h e I n f i n i t y C e n t r a l Sta t i o n .
T h e b e d s i d e w a v e f o rm s m a y n o l o n g e r c o r r e s p o n d t o t h e
I n f i n i t y C e n t r a l Sta t i o n w a v e f o r m s t o r a g e s e t t i n g s a n d d a ta
may be missing.
• Click on Accept, Undo, or Cancel.
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Available Gain Settings
Parameter
Available settings
Default size
ECG
0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, and 8 mV
1 mV
ART/IBP, LV, GP1,
GP2, P1a-P3d
0 to: 20, 40, 50, 100, 125, 150, 175,
200, 225, 250, 300 mm Hg
Adult
0 to 200 mm Hg/0 to 24 kPa
Neonatal
0 to 100 mm Hg/0 - 16 kPa
Pediatric
0 to 150 mm Hg/0 to 20 kPa)
0 to: 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 40 kPa
PA, RV
0 to: 20, 40, 50 100, 125, 150 mm Hg
0 to: 4, 6, 8, 12, 16, 20 kPa
0 to 50 mm Hg/0 to 8 kPa
LA, RA, CVP
-5 to: 5, 15, 20, 25, 40, 50, 100, 150,
200, 250, 300 mm Hg
-1 to: 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 kPa
-5 to 20 mm Hg/ -1 to 5 kPa
ICP
-30 to 30,
0 to: 20, 40, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250,
300 mm Hg
0 to 20 mm Hg/0 - 4 kPa
-4 to 4,
0 to: 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 16 kPa
SpO2
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100% 40%
etCO2
0 to: 40, 60, 80 mm Hg
0 to: 5, 8, 12 kPa
0 to: 5, 8, 12%
0 to 40 mm Hg/0 to 5 kPa
0 to 5%
0 to 12%/0 to 12 kPa
(MIB acquired)
Ventilator flow (MIB)
-5 to 5 L/min
-10 to 10 L/min
-20 to 20 L/min
-50 to 50 L/min
-100 to 100 L/min
-200 to 200 L/min
Adult
-100 to 100 L/min
Neonatal
-20 to 20 L/min
Pediatric
-50 to 50 L/min
Ventilator pressure
(MIB)
-5 to 25 cmH2O
-10 to 50 cmH2O
-20 to 120 cmH2O
-5 to 25 cmH2O
Agent (MGM):
Halothane,
Isoflurane, Enflurane,
Seflurane,
Desflurane
0 - 1%, 0 - 2%, 0 - 3%, 0 - 5%,
0 - 10%, 0 - 20%
0 - 3%
O2 (MGM)
20 - 50%, 20-100%
20 - 100%
Resp
5 - 100%
40%
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Annotating Events
On the Event Disclosure Review Screen you can annotate clinically significant
events. For example, you can add a remark to an event such as Chest Pain Decrease
after administering medications. A maximum of 100 annotations can be stored per
patient. If you attempt to store a comment once the maximum capacity has been
reached, a popup appears alerting you that the storage capacity is full. If this happens,
you must delete unnecessary comments to make room for new ones.
A list of frequently used terms is available to select from to annotate an event.
Annotating an event
1. Access the patient’s Event Disclosure Review
screen (16-7).
2. Scroll to the desired event either by clicking within
the Event window or by using the Next Event
button.
3. Click the right mouse button to activate the annotate
popup list.
4. Either click on a term within the popup or type in a
new comment (maximum of 25 characters).
5. Click on Annotate to add the comment to the
event database or on Exit to leave the popup without storing an annotation.
After an annotation is assigned to an event, it appears at the top of the waveform of the
Even Disclosure Review Screen.
Creating Your Own Annotations List
The annotations list contains a predefined set of terms that you cannot alter. However,
you can add your own terms to the list (maximum capacity = 100 terms).
1. Open the patient’s Event Disclosure Review screen (16-7).
2. Click on the right mouse button to activate the Notes popup.
3. Type in the note and click on the + button to add the entry to the top of the
list; or highlight the list item to delete and press the – button.
NOTE: You cannot delete a predefined entry from the annotation list; you can only
delete terms you have added manually.
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Viewing Events
To view and navigate through stored events:
Click on the time line of the Event Review screen and click on the
Next Event arrows.
Viewing a class of events
1. Click on the event class option button (see arrow) to display an event class list
with the number of events for each.
All is the default event class that displays when the screen opens and includes
all stored events.
NOTE: Only event classes that have had an event in the last 28, 48 or 72 hours
(depending on the configured option) are listed unless the disclosure record was locked.
2. Click on the desired event class.
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Deleting Events
You can either delete individual events or entire event categories.
To delete an individual event
1. Open the Event Review screen (16-7).
2. Select the event you wish to delete.
3. Click on Delete...
4. Click on Event to delete the currently displayed event (the previous event is
displayed; if no previous events exist, the next event is displayed instead).
To delete an entire event class
1. Click on the Event Class button to display a list.
2. Click on the Event Class you wish to delete.
3. Click on Delete... to delete the entire Event Class. This activates a
confirmation popup.
4. Click on Yes in the popup to delete all of the events for the selected class or
on No to exit the popup without deleting any events.
Viewing Parameter Values
To see parameter values stored at the time of an event:
1. Open the Event Review screen (16-7).
2. Click on Show Parameters.
Arrow buttons may appear on either side of the parameter screen popup depending on
the number of stored parameters for the events. Use these arrows to scroll through the
list.
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Renaming/Reclassifying Events
You can rename any stored arrhythmia event using labels from a pre configured
selection menu as follows:
1. Open the Event Review screen (16-7) and select the event you wish to
rename.
2. Click on Reclassify. The Reclassify Event popup displays.
The popup list includes all current Infinity arrhythmia class labels and ten
additional labels with a preceding asterisk. These additional labels can either
be the defaults or user-configured event names (18-5).
3. Select the desired event label and click on Accept.
A confirmation popup displays which asks you to confirm that you want to
reclassify the Current Event with your selection.
4. Click on Continue in the confirmation popup to accept the change or
Cancel to keep the current label.
The new label for the event displays on the Event Disclosure Review screen.
If an event has a label that is user-configured, it is grouped in the event class,
“other” (16-15).
You can only reclassify events if they are in one of the following arrhythmia
categories. Otherwise, the Reclassify button is ghosted on the Event Review
Screen.
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ASY
VF
VT
RUN
AIVR
CPT
BGM
TACH
BRDY
PAUSE
SVT
OTHER
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Disclosure Review Screen Cursor
When you open a Disclosure Review screen data is centered around the cursor time,
which appears at the top right of the screen.
Changing the Cursor Time
Left-click the mouse anywhere on the displayed waveforms to change cursor time.
NOTE: Cursor time does not change when you scroll through the data or select a time
on the time line.
The cursor height varies with the number of channels selected.
1 Channel cursor
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2 Channel cursor
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Full Disclosure ECG Caliper Tool
An on-screen ECG caliper tool allows you to obtain, calculate, store, and review timebased interval measurements and averages using Full Disclosure.
Before you can use the ECG caliper tool the Full Disclosure Channel 1 setting must
be set to display ECG data (16-12).
Accessing The ECG Caliper Screens
1. Open the Full Disclosure Review screen (16-7).
2. Position cursor over the ECG area you wish to measure.
3. Click on Calipers...
A submenu displays.
4. Click on the desired function.
Measure Executes Caliper Measure screen which uses 18 seconds of
complete Full Disclosure ECG data following cursor time.
Review
NOTE:
patient.
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The Review button is ghosted when no measurements are stored for the
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Caliper Measure Screen
Waveform area - Right click mouse to move
right caliper to any position on Waveform.
Caliper positioning adjustment controls
10 Accepts/Saves measurements, calculations, and
11
Summary Table
12
Updates reference
13
Deletes last row of measurements
14
Cancels measurements
15
Resets selected row’s measurements to zero 16
Generates an immediate printed report of
current measurements (14-18)
Last saved reference lead, date, and time
16-20
averages
Generates new row of caliper measurements
Reference values (white text)
Interval averages
Current measurement (yellow text)
Interval measurements and QTc
Interval Advance Arrows rotate or “march”
calipers to the next common interval in the strip. In
order for the calipers to march, you must measure
the first RR interval in the strip.
17 Left click mouse to move left caliper to any position
on waveform.
18 Cursor date and time
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Waveform Area
Cursor time marks the first second of an 18-second ECG strip that displays at the top
of the Caliper Measure screen. If less than 18 seconds of data follows the cursor in
the FD review screen, the last full 18 seconds of data will display.
Initially the calipers appear at the beginning of the waveform but can be set by
clicking the mouse buttons.
Summary Table
The summary table of the Caliper Measure screen displays interval measurements
taken (16-21), calculated averages, and saved reference information (16-23).
It includes up to ten Count rows that contain RR, PR, QRS, and QT interval
measurement entries, and calculates QTc for each corresponding RR and QT entry.
Interval Measurement Calculation
RR avg
Sum of RR intervals/quantity of samples
PR avg
Sum of PR intervals/quantity of samples
QRS avg
Sum of QRS intervals/quantity of samples
QT avg
Sum of QT intervals/quantity of samples
QTc
QT/square root of RR
QTc avg
Sum of QTc values/quantity of samples
Taking Interval Measurements
When the Caliper Measure screen first opens there is one highlighted row of
measurements with zero values. As soon as one row of measurements is taken, these
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values display as Average measurements. All rows, except those containing no
measurements, are used to calculate averages.
To measure an interval:
Your first measurement must be the RR interval in order to determine the QT interval.
After you measure the first RR interval, measure the PR, QRS and QT intervals.
1. Move the cursor to the RR interval measurement box and click. The active
measurement displays in yellow text.
2. Position the cursors over a complex in the ECG strip.
3. Right-click the mouse button to set the right caliper.
4. Left-click the mouse button to set the left caliper.
NOTE:
It is not possible to set negative measurement values.
5. Move the cursor to the next interval measurement box and click.
6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each desired measurement interval of that
complex.
Once you measure an RR interval between complexes, you can use the Interval
Advance Arrows (16-20) to march or rotate the cursors the distance of the RR
interval along the strip.
After all your measurements are complete you can save the data for review or future
report generation or you can print an ECG Caliper Report immediately.
To save the measurements click on ACCEPT.
To print an ECG Caliper report immediately click on Print Report.
If you Cancel the Caliper Measurement screen without saving data, a popup
displays. To save measurements not previously stored, click on Yes in the popup.
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Adding/Removing/Changing Measurement Rows
The Caliper Measure screen Summary Table holds up to ten rows of interval
measurements that are used to determine averages.
To add a row of interval measurements:
1. Click on New. A row of interval measurements with zero values is added and
is highlighted.
2. Complete interval measurements for the complex (16-21).
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each new row. You can have up to ten Count rows.
To remove last row of interval measurements:
The Delete Last Row button is ghosted until more than one row of measurements
exists and the last row of measurements is highlighted.
1. Click on any interval measurement in the last measurement row to select and
highlight the row.
2. Click on Delete Last Row to remove the row from the summary table.
To reset a row of interval measurements:
1. Click on any interval measurement in a row to select and highlight the row.
2. Click on Clear to reset all measurements to zero.
Saving References
At the bottom of the summary table saved reference measurements appear in the row
labeled Reference and display in white text. Reference Time: shows the last
saved reference date and time.
Reference measurements are displayed and stored with all associated caliper interval
measurements until a new reference is selected.
To save a reference:
1. Click on any interval measurement in a row to select and highlight the row.
2. Select Update Reference to save these reference measurements.
When you save a new reference and reference values already exist, a popup displays requesting confirmation.
3. Select YES in the popup to update the reference.
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Caliper Review Screen
The Caliper Review screen lists all saved caliper measurements in its summary
table. It can contain up to 72 hours of saved measurements.
From the Caliper Review screen you can:
Delete saved measurements
Generate a Caliper Report (14-18)
Review - Caliper Review Screen
Waveform Area
Scroll through saved measurements.
(Arrows are ghosted at beginning and end of
stored data.)
Deletes saved measurements
Exit screen
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Last saved reference lead, date, and time
Generates Caliper Report (14-18)
Summary Table
Calipers display selected measurement
(yellow text)
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When the Caliper Review screen opens the latest saved interval measurements,
averages, and associated references display along with the ECG waveform. Whenever
you click on an interval measurement in the summary table, the calipers display the
measured interval on the actual complex in the waveform area.
To open the Caliper Review screen see 16-19.
To delete interval measurements:
1. Open the Caliper Review Screen.
2. Click on Delete.
A popup displays. To remove all of the measurements in the summary table,
click on Yes in the popup.
Full/Event Disclosure Reports
Reports that are generated at the Full/Event Disclosure Review screen follow.
Full Disclosure
Event Disclosure
• Strip Report
• Shift Report
• Graphical Trend Report
• Selected Events Report
• One-Hour Report
• 24-Hour Report
• Selected Strip Report
• Patient Status Report
• Caliper Report
Full/Event Disclosure report requests are printed to the laser printer even if you exit
the screen.
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Exporting Full/Event Disclosure Data
Exporting Full Disclosure Data to a Third-Party Device
When exporting data, a minimum of a patient ID must be entered in the ADT screen.
To Export Waveforms from Full Disclosure:
The Export Waveforms feature exports up to 25 hours of four continuous waveforms
to a compatible third party device (contact your local Dräger representative for a list
of compatible third party devices).
1. Open the patient’s Full Disclosure Screen (16-7).
2. Click on Reports...
A popup menu displays.
3. Click on Export Waveforms.
NOTE:
If the Export Waveforms selection is not listed, the destination IP address is
not configured for the device. Consult the Hospital Biomedical Engineering
Dept.
The waveform export feature supports transfer of one file at a time, during
which the Export Waveforms selection is ghosted.
To Export Full Disclosure Data:
The Export Strip feature exports up to 4 waveforms each containing 18 seconds of
data in which the cursor time marks the center of the exported waveform segment.
1. Open the patient’s Full Disclosure Review Screen (16-7).
2. Click on the cursor to set the end time of the data to be exported.
3. Click on Reports.
A popup menu displays.
4. Click on Export Strip.
NOTE: If the Export Strip selection does not appear, the Infinity MegaCare IP
address is not configured. Consult the Hospital Biomedical Engineering Dept.
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Exporting Events from Event Disclosure
The Export Event feature exports 18 seconds of the selected event’s waveform data in
which the event is the middle of the waveform segment, the event’s cause string (e.g.
ASY), and the parameter values at the time of the event.
To Export Event Disclosure Data:
1. Open the patient’s Event Disclosure. Review screen (16-7).
2. Access the desired event
3. Click on Reports...
A popup menu displays.
4. Click on Export Event.
NOTE: If the Export Event button does not appear, the Infinity MegaCare IP address
is not configured. Consult the Hospital Biomedical Engineering Dept.
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Special Conditions
Various situations during patient monitoring may affect Full/Event Disclosure data
collection.
Special Condition
Effect
The monitoring device is being
powered up.
• Full Disclosure data storage resumes accordingly.
• No Events are stored until the monitor is operational.
The monitoring device is powered
down.
The Full/Event Disclosure data is stored.
CPS/IDS is offline, has failed, or is
powered down.
• Blank spaces appear in the Full Disclosure data for the
duration of the interruption.
• No events are stored during the interruption.
The patient monitor is put in
Standby mode.
• Blank spaces appear in the Full Disclosure data for the
mode duration.
• No events are stored for the mode duration.
Standby is canceled.
Storage of Full/Event Disclosure data resumes.
The patient is discharged at the
bedside.
Full/Event Disclosure data remains until manually deleted
at the Infinity CentralStation.
The patient demographics are
changed.
Full/Event Disclosure data is stored under the edited
demographics.
The bedside monitor is
disconnected.
• The Full Disclosure database shows blanks for the
duration of the interruption. A message describes the
absence of data.
• No events are stored while the monitor is disconnected.
The pod/cartridge or a signal
source such as a transducer is
connected.
Full Disclosure data collection begins for any displayed
parameter that was selected for the Full Disclosure
application.
The pod/cartridge or a signal
source is disconnected.
Blanks will appear in the Full Disclosure display of the
parameter for the duration of the interruption.
Network date and/or time changes. Up to 20 system time changes are stored. The time stamps
on the waveforms and event calls mark the time the data
was actually stored.
The patient leads are changed at
the bedside monitor while Full/
Event Disclosure automatic
waveform tracking is OFF.
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Data may be missing since the leads selected for display on
the bedside monitor may no longer correspond to the
Infinity CentralStation storage settings.
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Overview.......................................................................................................................17-3
The Ventilator Screen.................................................................................................17-5
Accessing the Ventilator Screen .........................................................................17-6
Waveform Area in Ventilator Screen ...................................................................17-6
Loops Area in Ventilator Screen..........................................................................17-7
Trend Area in Ventilator Screen ..........................................................................17-7
The Ventilator Settings Review Screen .....................................................................17-8
Accessing the Ventilator Settings Review Screen.............................................17-8
Parameter and Settings Order .............................................................................17-9
Special Conditions ..............................................................................................17-10
Ventilator View Setup Screen ...................................................................................17-11
Accessing the Ventilator View Setup Screen ...................................................17-12
Selecting Waveforms for Display ......................................................................17-12
Selecting Waveforms for the Trend Display .....................................................17-13
VentCentral Trend Parameters .................................................................................17-14
MIB Ventilator Alarms ...............................................................................................17-18
Ventilator Report........................................................................................................17-18
VentCentral Messages ..............................................................................................17-19
Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels..................................................................17-19
Dräger Cato Anesthesia System ......................................................................17-20
Dräger Cicero Anesthesia System ....................................................................17-21
Dräger Julian/Julian Primus/Primus Anesthesia System ...............................17-22
Dräger Narkomed IIC / IV / 6000 / 6400 Anesthesia System ............................17-25
Dräger Fabius GS/Fabius CE/Tiro Anesthesia System ...................................17-26
Dräger Apollo Anesthesia System ....................................................................17-28
Dräger Zeus Anesthesia System .......................................................................17-30
Ohmeda Modulus CD Anesthesia System ........................................................17-32
Dräger BabyLog Ventilator ................................................................................17-33
Dräger Evita 1 Ventilator ...................................................................................17-34
Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator ....................................................................................17-37
Dräger Evita 2D / 4 / XL Ventilator .....................................................................17-40
Dräger Savina Ventilator ....................................................................................17-43
P-B 7200/840 Ventilators ....................................................................................17-45
Taema Horus Ventilator......................................................................................17-47
Hamilton Galileo Ventilator ................................................................................17-49
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Maquet SV 300/SV 300A/Servoi Ventilator........................................................17-50
Maquet SV 900 Ventilator ...................................................................................17-52
Viasys Bear 1000 Adult Ventilator .....................................................................17-53
Viasys BearCub 750 Infant Ventilator .............................................................17-55
Baxter Vigilance/Vigilance II Cardiac Output Monitor ...................................17-57
etCO2/Respiratory Mechanics Pod ...................................................................17-58
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Overview
Overview
With the VentCentral option you can review a patient’s ventilator information at the
Infinity CentralStation.
NOTE:
Certain parameters, identified as measured values, are derived from other
values or settings provided by the ventilator and may not reflect actual values.
See the operating instructions for your specific device for detailed information
on derived measurements.
The VentCentral option supports only modular monitors with VF and later
software. If VentCentral is intended for use with an MIB device, the MIB must
also have VF (or later) software.
The displayed parameters and settings may originate from bedside monitor-connected
devices, such as:
NOTE: You cannot change any MIB-connected device settings from the Infinity
CentralStation.
Medical Information Bus (MIB)-connected Ventilators and anesthesia
machines (See tables starting on page 17-19.)
Infinity hemodynamic bedside monitors (parameters only)
etCO2/Respiratory Mechanics Pod directly connected to a bedside monitor
(parameters only)
You may interact with the VentCentral option via three Ventilator screens:
Ventilator screen
Ventilator Settings Review screen
Ventilator Setup screen
WA R N I N G ! Ve n t i l a t o r d a ta s h o u l d b e u s e d f o r i n f o r m a t i o n a l
p ur p o s e s o nl y. R e f e r t o t h e p r i m a ry m o n i t o r i n g d e v i c e b e f o r e
making therapeutic or diagnostic decisions. Always verify
alarm condition at the actual device.
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Dräger has tested/validated the following supported MIB devices and software
versions, and cannot make any claim for the reliability of data for other software
versions.
Device
Software Version
Dräger Babylog Ventilator
5.00
Dräger Evita 1 Ventilator
Tested to published protocol Medibus
Intensive Care 3.00/4.00
Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
2.00
Dräger Evita 4 Ventilator
3.21
Dräger Evita XL ventilator
5.00
Dräger Savina ventilator
2.10
Hamilton Galileo Ventilator
GMP02.11a
Maquet SV 900 Ventilator
not applicable
Maquet SV 300/300A Ventilator
2.00
Maquet Servoi Ventilator
1.00
P - B 7200 Ventilator
SP1/PM Revision .005
P - B 840 Ventilator
4-070212-85-D
Taema Horus Ventilator
3.055/mdv -1.170
Dräger Cato Anesthesia System
Tested to published protocol Medibus
anesthesia devices 3.00/4.00
Dräger Julian Anesthesia System
Dräger Cicero Anesthesia System (B, C, EM)
Dräger Julian Primus Anesthesia System
Dräger Primus Anesthesia System
Tested to published protocol Medibus for
Primus, Software 1.n, 2.n
Dräger Fabius GS Anesthesia System
Tested to published protocol Medibus
anesthesia devices 4.00
Dräger Tiro
Dräger Fabius CE
Dräger Apollo Anesthesia Workstation
Tested to published protocol Medibus
anesthesia devices 4.03
Dräger Zeus® Anesthesia System
3.n
Dräger Narkomed IIC
1.30
Dräger Narkomed IV
2.01
Dräger Narkomed 6000/6400
4.01
Ohmeda 7900 / Modulus CD anesthesia machine
2.8
etCO2/respiratory mechanics pod
VF0 (and later versions)
Viasys Bear 1000® Adult Ventilator
2020
Viasys
BearCub®
750 Infant Ventilator
Edwards/Baxter Vigilance/Vigilance II SvO2/CCO
monitor
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Tested to Viasys RS-232 communication
protocol ER 11, revision E
4.42, 5.02
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The Ventilator Screen
Parameter box with fixed set of parameters
If a parameter is not available, the area is
blank.
8-hour trend of user-selected parameters
Pressure vs. Volume Loop
Flow vs. Volume Loop
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Select “1” for single loop and “4” for multiloop display. During multi-loop configuration,
four successive loops (of different shades)
show. All loops erase and the sequence
restarts after the fourth loop is complete.
Display of 3 waveform channels
Waveform adjustment scale
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Accessing the Ventilator Screen
1. Click on the patient’s Main Screen parameter box. For information on
accessing a remote patient, refer to page 8-3.
2. Click on View.
3. Click on Ventilator.
Scaling
If the VentCentral waveforms, loops, or trends appear clipped, you can
change the display size by clicking on the scale at the left edge of the
waveform area or to the left of the trends.
Waveform Area in Ventilator Screen
The Ventilator screen allows you to select up to three waveforms for display and
prioritize their order (page 17-12). If a waveform is not available from the bedside or
the MIB-connected device, the next waveform in the priority list is used to fill the
three waveform areas. If less than three waveforms are available, waveform areas are
blank.
Parameter Box
The parameter boxes to the right of the waveform area may consist
of MIB and/or Infinity parameters and cannot be changed. These
parameter boxes are independent of the bedside monitor and do
not flash when a parameter is in alarm. MIB parameters do not
support units, limits, and/or alarm-off icons. For Infinity
parameters a crossed bell icon appears next to the parameter label
when the alarm function is turned off.
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Loops Area in Ventilator Screen
The real-time ventilator loops in the Ventilator screen are synchronous with the
associated breath. Flow Volume is shown on the left and Pressure Volume on the right.
Loops are drawn with the same display scale as the associated waveforms.
Displaying Loops
You can save and display a Reference Loop with the actual loop display. The color of
the reference loop is magenta. The Ventilator screen can display a Single Loop or
Multi-loop draw.
Loop Parameter Box
The parameter box next to the loop area contains dynamic compliance, dynamic
resistance, and arterial blood gas values. If blood gas values are not available, the
labels do not appear. The order and ranges of the parameters follow.
Parameter
Units
Measurement Range
pH
pH, nmol/L
6.6 - 7.8
HCO3
mEq/l, mmol/L
1-200 mEq/l
Hct (Hematocrit)
15-75%
tHb (Hemoglobin)
g/dl, g/100ml, g/L, mmol/L
5-25 g/dl
PCO2
mmHg (kPa)
10-200 mmHg (1.333 - 26.66 kPa)
PO2
mmHg (kPa)
10 - 700 mmHg (1.33 - 93.31 kPa)
Trend Area in Ventilator Screen
Three trend graphs on the Ventilator screen show the most recent 8 hours of trend
data for user-selected parameters (page 17-13). If a selected parameter is not available
from the bedside/MIB device, the next parameter from the Trends Setup screen is
automatically displayed. If less than three parameters are available, the Ventilator
screen parameter graph is blank.
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The Ventilator Settings Review Screen
Ventilator type
Selected units of measure at the MIB device
or ventilator
Most recently updated measurement value
Certain parameters, identified as measured
values or settings, are derived from the
values provided by the ventilator and may not
reflect actual values.
Most recent setting of the ventilator/MIB
device
Time and date the setting was modified
Generates Ventilator report (Chapter 14)
Scroll bar for accessing additional
parameters
Parameter or setting labels
Accessing the Ventilator Settings Review Screen
1. Click on the patient’s parameter box.
2. Click on Review.
3. Click on Ventilator Settings Review.
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Parameter and Settings Order
The Ventilator Settings Review screen displays settings and supported parameters
sent by the connected MIB device, Infinity bedside monitor, or compatible bedside
monitor pod.
NOTE: The Infinity CentralStation does not support Acoustic Evoked Potential
(AEP) and Somatosensory Evoked Potential (SEP) functions that are enabled at a
bedside monitor.
Each Ventilator Settings Review screen parameter and setting displays in a fixed
order. If a setting or parameter is not available, the corresponding field on the
Ventilator Settings screen is blank. Additional settings and parameters not assigned
to the fixed order are at the end of data received from the MIB-connected device.
Parameters/settings sent to Infinity monitors for various MIB-compliant devices are
listed in tables starting on page 17-19.
Order
Description
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Ventilator type
Ventilator mode
CMV frequency
SIMV frequency
PEEP (End Expiratory Pressure)
PEEP
RRv (measured respiration rate)
O2 concentration
PIP (Peak Airway Pressure)
MAP (Mean Airway Pressure)
Pause Airway Pressure
End Expiratory Flow
Tvi (Tidal Volume inspired)
TVe (Tidal volume expired)
Tve s (Tidal Volume Expired spontaneous)
Minute Volume inspired (MV i)
Minute Volume expired
Minute volume expired spontaneous (MVe s)
Dynamic compliance (Cdyn)
Dynamic resistance
I of I:E I-Part
E of I:E E-Part
end-tidal CO2 (etCO2)
CVP
SpO2
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Parameter
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Setting
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Order
Description
26
27
28
iCO2
etCO2*
iCO2*
Parameter
29
30
31
32
33
34
pH
HCO3
Hematocrit (Hct)
Hemoglobin (tHb)
PCO2
PO2
Setting
Blood Gas Parameters
35
36
37
Other Parameters and settings
Barometric pressure
Additional parameters from Ventilator/MIB devices (see
tables starting on page 17-19)
Additional settings from Ventilator/MIB devices (see tables
starting on page 17-19)
Special Conditions
Special Conditions Affecting Ventilator Settings Review Screen
Condition
Effect
Disconnected parameter
hardware
The VentCentral application is not available and cannot be
accessed for the respective patient.
Reset of MIB- device, bedside
monitor, or Infinity
CentralStation
The Ventilator Settings screen time stamp reflects the first
setting following the reset.
Bedside monitor PICK AND GO
The Ventilator Settings screen time stamp reflects the
monitor’s reconnect to the network.
First connection of MIB-compliant ventilator, etCO2/Respiratory Mechanics Pod, or Delta/
Delta XL monitor
Time stamp reflects the first setting received after the device is
connected.
Blood gas values stored for
more than 30 minutes
Values are removed from the VentCentral screen.
Device sends more digits than
the Ventilator Settings screen
field can accommodate
Instead of the parameter values, overflow characters display.
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Ventilator View Setup Screen
Ventilator View Setup Screen
The Ventilator View Setup screen permits selecting an individualized display for a
selected patient
Reverts to previous settings
Accepts new settings/changes
Opens Waveforms Setup screen
Fixed - Always shows Flow vs. Volume and
Pressure vs. Volume
Opens Trends Setup screen
Restores system defaults
Saves current setup as system default for
all patients
Top ventilation waveform
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Accessing the Ventilator View Setup Screen
1. Click on the patient’s Main Screen parameter box. To access a remote patient,
see page 8-3.
2. Click on Setup.
3. Click on Ventilator View Setup.
Selecting Waveforms for Display
You can set up the display priority of ventilator parameters.
NOTE: If a selected waveform is not available from the bedside monitor, the next
waveform is selected to fill available Infinity CentralStation waveform channels.
1. Open the Ventilator View Setup screen (page 17-12).
2. Click on Setup Waveforms. The Waveforms Setup popup displays.
Parameters selected for display
Arrows permit changing the priority order of
selected waveforms
17-12
Arrows permit moving selected parameters
from one window to the other
Available parameters
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3. Select the desired display configuration.
The left/right arrows move desired waveforms from the display window to the
Waveforms window. The up/down arrows move parameters in a desired sort order.
NOTE: You may select several parameters at once before you move them from one
window to the other.
4. Click on Accept to save or Cancel to keep prior settings.
5. Click on Save as System Defaults in the Ventilator View Setup screen
to retain this setup as the system default.
Selecting Waveforms for the Trend Display
To select and prioritize ventilator parameters for trend display:
1. Open the Ventilator View Setup screen (page 17-12).
2. Click on Setup Trends. The Trends Order Setup popup displays.
Trends selected for display
Arrows permit changing the priority order of
selected trends
Cancels current setup
Arrows permit moving selected parameters
from one window to the other
Accepts current setup
Available parameters for selection
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3. Select the desired display configuration.
The left/right arrows move the desired parameters from the display window to the
Trend window. The up/down arrows move parameters in a desired sort order.
NOTE: You can select several parameters at once to move them from one window to
the other.
4. Click on Accept to save or Cancel to keep prior settings.
5. Click on Save as System Defaults in the Ventilator View Setup screen
to keep this setup as the system default.
VentCentral Trend Parameters
Parameter Label
Definition
Heart Rate
HR
ECG measurement
Ventilation
AW-Temp
Airway temperature
Cdyn
Dynamic compliance
C20/Cdyn
Dynamic compliance over last 20% of breath.
etCO2
End-tidal carbon dioxide
InspT%
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)%
ICO2
Inspired CO2 (etCO2)
iO2
Inspired oxygen
iPEEP
Peak end expiratory airway pressure, intrinsic
MAP
Mean airway pressure
Mve
Minute volume, expired
MV s%
Minute volume, spontaneous
MValv
Minute volume, alveolar, total
MVe
Expired minute volume
MVi
Inspired minute volume
PAP
Peak airway pressure
Pause
Pause pressure
PeCO2
Mixed expired carbon dioxide
PEEP
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
PEF
Peak expiratory flow
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Parameter Label
Definition
Ventilation (Continued)
PIF
Peak inspiratory flow
Raw
Dynamic resistance
Raw e
Expired airway resistance
Raw i
Inspiratory dynamic resistance
RRv
Respiratory rate
RRs
Respiratory rate, spontaneous
RRm
Respiratory rate, mechanical
RSBI
Rapid shallow breathing index
Te
Expiratory time
Ti
Inspiratory time
TVe
Tidal volume, expired
TV Leak
Leakage, system
TValv m
Tidal volume, alveolar, mechanical
TValv s
Tidal volume, alveolar, spontaneous
Tva
Tidal volume, alveolar, total
TVd/TV aw
Dilution ratio, airway
TVCO2
CO2, tidal volume
TVe
Expired tidal volume
TVi
Inspired tidal volume
TVi m
Tidal volume, inspiratory, mechanical
TVi s
Tidal volume, inspiratory, spontaneous
TVd aw
Dead space, airway (Vds)
VCO2
CO2 production, minute volume
WOBimp
Work of Breath imposed
Pulse Oximetry
SpO2/SPO2*
oxygen saturation
PLS/PLS*
Pulse rate
Δ SpO2
Delta SpO2
Respiration
RR
Respiratory rate
RR
Respiratory rate (etCO2)
RV
Respiratory rate
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Parameter Label
Definition
Temperatures
T1, T2, T3
Temperature
Basic temperature
Pressures
ART
Arterial pressure
CPP
Cerebral perfusion pressure
CVP
Central venous pressure
GP1
General pressure 1
GP2
General pressure 2
ICP
Intracranial pressure
LA
Left-atrial pressure
NIBP
Non-invasive blood pressure
P1
P1 pressure
P2
P2 pressure
PA
Pulmonary arterial pressure
PWP
Pulmonary Wedge Pressure
RA
Right arterial pressure
Ventricular pressure
Cardiac Output
BT
Blood temperature
CCO
Continuous cardiac output
CCI
Continuous cardiac index
CCO
Continuous cardiac output
DO2
Oxygen delivery or availability
FiO2
Fraction of inspired O2
ICI
Intermittent cardiac output index
ICO
Intermittent cardiac output
PVR
Pulmonary vascular resistance
PVRI
Pulmonary vascular resistance index
SVR
Systemic vascular resistance
SVRI
Systemic vascular resistance index
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Parameter Label
Definition
Cardio Respiration
SaO2
Saturation of arterial oxygen
SvO2
Saturation of venous oxygen
VO2
Oxygen consumption
TCP/CO2
TCO2
Transcutaneous carbon dioxide
ht pwr
Heater power
O2
Oxygen concentration
Anesthesia
etCO2
End-tidal carbon dioxide
eO2
Expired O2
iCO2
Inspired CO2
FiO2
Fraction of inspired O2
RRc*
Respiration rate
SEV
Sevoflurane
iDES
Inspired desflurane
etDES
End-tidal desflurane
iENF
Inspired enflurane
etENF
End-tidal enflurane
iHAL
Inspired halothane
etHAL
End-tidal halothane
iISO
Inspired isoflurane
etISO
end-tidal isoflurane
iN2O
Inspired nitrous oxide
etN2O
End-tidal nitrous oxide
Lab data
HCO3
Bicarbonate
hct
Hematocrit
tHb
Hemoglobin concentration
pCO2
Partial pressure CO2
pH
Blood pH
pO2
Partial pressure O2
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MIB Ventilator Alarms
MIB-connected ventilators: Orange alarm messages appear in the lower right corner
of the topmost Main Screen waveform channel and are available without the
VentCentral option enabled.
WA R N I N G !
Ve n t i l a t i o n a l a rm s f u n c t i o n i n d e p e n d e n t l y f r o m t h e
b e d s i d e m o n i t o r.
T he b e d s i de mo ni t o r d oe s no t a nn un c i a t e v e n t i l a t i o n
a l a rm s .
T he c o n n e c t e d v e n t i l a t o r a l l o w s n o r e m o t e c o n t r o l .
In the VentCentral screens alarm messages appear on the right side of the information
area (see arrow).When an MIB-connected ventilator is active at the Infinity
CentralStation and the signal is lost, the Infinity CentralStation sounds a one-shot
alarm and displays the message, MIB Disconnected
NOTE: MIB alarm messages will be sent to and displayed at the Infinity
CentralStation when you put a patient’s bedside monitor in standby mode.
Parameter boxes in the VentCentral screens that originate at MIB-connected
ventilators do not flash when they are in alarm.
Alarm messages that originate at MIB-connected ventilators are displayed for as long
as the ventilator sends them. If multiple alarm conditions occur simultaneously, the
messages rotate.
Alarms that originate from the etCO2/Respiratory Mechanics Pod can be silenced
remotely when the corresponding remote silence function is enabled.
Ventilator Report
For detailed information on ventilator reports and how to request them, see
page 14-19.
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VentCentral Messages
VentCentral Messages
Message
Description
Action
Trend data not available
When you admit a new patient to Main
Screen, it takes a moment for the
trend data to be compiled. Within 1
minute the database will contain trend
data.
Exit and re-enter the trend
application.
No trend parameters
selected
Trend parameters have not been
selected.
Select trend parameters
(page 17-13).
Serious Alarm at <%s>
There is an MIB alarm at the
corresponding bed.
Check the patient.
MIB Disconnected
MIB cable is disconnected
Re-connect MIB cable
Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Tables on the following pages list messages, labels, and settings sent by various MIBconnected devices to the Infinity bedside monitors for display at the Infinity
CentralStation.
Please refer to the table on page 17-9 for information about display of these data on
the Ventilator Settings Review screen and the Ventilator report.
CAUTION! The following tables list possible labels and messages for identification
purposes. For complete information about message interpretation and device operation,
please refer to the equipment documentation.
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Dräger Cato Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Dräger Cato Anesthesia System is not commercially available in the
U.S. and its future availability cannot be ensured.
Parameter Label
Description
Displayed in...
e[HAL, ISO, ENF, SEV,
DES]
i[HAL, ISO, ENF, SEV,
DES]
eCO2
iCO2
eO2
iN2O
iO2
MAP
MVe
Pause
PIP
PEEP
Expired agent
Ventilator screen (page 17-6)
RRc
RRv
TVe
17-20
Inspired agent
Expired CO2
Inspired CO2
Expired O2
Inspired N2O
Inspired O2
Mean Airway Pressure
Expired Minute Volume
Pause Pressure
Peak Inspired Airway Pressure
Peak End Expiratory Airway
Pressure
Respiratory rate
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired breath
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Dräger Cicero Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Dräger Cicero Anesthesia System is not commercially available in
the U.S. and its future availability cannot be ensured.
Parameter Label
Description
Displayed in...
HAL, ISO, ENF, SEV,
DES
eO2
iN2O
iO2
MAP
MVe
Pause
PIP
PEEP
RRc
RRv
TVe
Expired and inspired agent
Ventilator screen (page 17-6)
Expired O2
Inspired N2O
Inspired O2
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Pause Pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Respiratory rate
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired breath
Selected Settings
HAL, ISO, ENF, SEV,
DES
eO2
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Tidal volume, expired breath
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Tidal volume, inspired breath
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Dräger Julian/Julian Primus/Primus Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Dräger Julian Primus and Dräger Primus Anesthesia Systems are
not commercially available in the U.S. and their future availability cannot be
ensured.
Parameter Label
Description
Displayed in...
[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
ECO23 or etCO2
etCO2
eN2O
eO2 or etO2
iN2O
iCO21
iO2
MAP
MVe
Pause
PIP
PEEP
RRc
RRv
Expired and inspired agent
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
TVe
Cdyn1
Baro Prsr1
Leakage1
iMAC1
eMAC1
APNEAt1
Delta O21
Expired CO2
End Tidal CO2
Expired N2O
Expired O2
Inspired N2O
Inspired CO2
Inspired O2
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Pause Pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Respiratory rate (CO2)
Respiratory rate (Volume/flow/pressure/
derived)
Tidal volume, expired breath
Compliance
Barometric Pressure
Leakage
Inspired MAC (minimum alveolar
concentration)
Expired MAC
Apnea Duration
(iO2 - eO2)
Selected Settings
iO2 set
TVi set1
Ti set1
IPPV FREQ1
INT PEEP set1
P Support1
PIP set1
FLOW trig set1
F Gas Flow
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iO2 setting
Tidal volume, inspired breath
Inspiratory Time
frequency
Intermittent PEEP
Support Pressure
Maximum Inspired Airway Pressure
Flow Trigger
Fresh Gas Flow
Infinity CentralStation
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Alarm Messages
Message
Description
Displayed in...
APNEA
Paw > HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
Apnea
Airway pressure > high limit
• Inspired Agent > High Limit1
• Expired Agent > High Limit1
• Mean Airway Pressure < -2 mbar
• Problems with Ventilator1
• Internal Temperature High1
• Gas Supply Alarm1
• Ventilator Communication lost1
• Fresh Gas delivery failure1
• O2 Cylinder empty without wall supply1
• O2 Cylinder not connected1
• N2O Cylinder empty1
• N2O delivery failure1
• O2 delivery failure1
• Air delivery failure1
• Internal/external switch over valve error1
• Circle Occluded1
• Ventilator not in locked position1
O2 Supply Pressure Low
Inspiratory O2 < low limit
Breathing System Disconnected
Airway temperature > high limit
N20 delivery failure
Air delivery failure
Fresh gas failure
O2 delivery failure
No fresh gas
Main Screen-lower right hand
corner of the top waveform
channel
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 < LO LIM
Patient Disconnect1
AW-TEMP>HI LIM1
N20 Fail1
Air Fail1
Fresh Gas Fail1
O2 Fail1
No Fresh Gas1
Bed View-information area, right
below menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that
can be configured at the ventilator.
Waveforms1
Paw
Flow
CO2
Loops
VF8
Airway Pressure
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Flow (Insp/exp)
Only 2 waveforms can display. If CO2 is
available, Paw displays with it. Flow is only
available if CO2 is not.
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Mode Display
Mode at Device
IPPV
SIMV
PCV
VCV
Standby
PSV
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas external
Pressure Support added to Volume Control
Pressure Support added to Pressure Control
1Applicable only to Dräger Primus
In some languages IPPV is used for CMV or VC
Applicable only to Dräger Julian
17-24
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Mode at Infinity CentralStation
IPPV2
SIMV
PC
VC
Standby
PS
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas EXT
VC+PS
PC+PS
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Dräger Narkomed IIC / IV / 6000 / 6400 Anesthesia System
Parameter Label
Description
Displayed in...
i[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
e[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
etCO2
iCO2
eO2 or etO2
iO2
iN2O
etN2O
MAP
MVe
PIP
PEEP
RRc
RRv
TVe
Inspired agent
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Expired agent
Expired CO2
Inspired CO2
Expired O2
Inspired O2
Inspired N2O
Expired N2O (6000 and 6400 only)
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Respiratory rate
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired breath
Selected Settings (IIC and IV only)
iO2 set
Waveforms
Paw
Flow
Alarms
APNEA
Paw > HI LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
O2 SUPPLY?
No Fresh Gas
Low Battery
PEEP > HI LIM
MVe < LO LIM
etCO2< LO LIM
etCO2>HI LIM
VF8
iO2 setting
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Airway Pressure
Flow (Insp/exp)
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Apnea
Airway pressure > high limit
Inspired O2 > high limit
• Agent > High Limit
• Ventilator failure
• Ventilator Communication lost
• Mean Airway Pressure < -2 mbar
• CO2 device error
• Check expiration valve
O2 Supply Pressure Low
No fresh gas
Low battery
PEEP exceeds high limit
MVe below lower alarm limit
etCO2 below lower limit
etCO2 exceeds upper limit
Main Screen-lower right hand
corner of the top waveform
channel
Bed View-information area, right
below menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that
can be configured at the ventilator.
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Dräger Fabius GS/Fabius CE/Tiro Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Dräger Fabius CE Anesthesia System is not commercially available
in the U.S. and its future availability cannot be ensured.
Parameter
Description
Displayed in...
Pause
iO2
MAP
MVe
PIP
PEEP
RRv
TVe
Air Flow4
N2O Flow4
O2 Flow4
Plateau Pressure
Inspired O2
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired breath
Air flow (Fabius GS only)
Nitrous oxide flow
Oxygen flow
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Setting
Description
Displayed in...
TVi set
I:E I part
I:E E part
IPPV FREQ
INT PEEP set
PIP set
FLOW Trig set 1
i FLOW set1
P Support1
Inspired Tidal Volume setting
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
I:E ratio - expiratory component
IPPV frequency setting
Intermittent PEEP setting
PIP setting
Flow trigger Level setting
Inspiratory flow setting
Support pressure
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
17-26
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Alarm Messages
Description
Displayed in...
APNEA
Apnea
Paw > HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
Airway pressure > high limit
• Mean Airway Pressure < -2 mbar
• PEEP > Pressure Threshold for 15
seconds
• Problems with Respirator
• No Fresh Gas
• Check APL Valve
• Pressure Measurement Inoperable2
• Internal System Fault2
• Power Supply Error2
• Problems with Ventilator2
• Loss of Data2
O2 Supply pressure low
Inspiratory O2 < low limit
Battery low
Breathing system disconnected
Check APL valve
Main Screen-lower right hand
corner of the top waveform
channel
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 < LO LIM
BATTERY2
Patient Disconnect2
APL Valve?1
Bed View-information area, right
below menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that
can be configured at the ventilator.
Waveforms
Paw
Flow
Loops1
Airway Pressure
Flow (Insp/exp)
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Mode Display
Mode at Device
IPPV
SIMV1
PCV1
Standby
PSV1
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas external
1Not applicable to Dräger Fabius CE
2Applicable only to Dräger Fabius CE
3In some languages IPPV is used for CMV or VC
4Applicable only to Dräger Fabius GS
VF8
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
IPPV3
SIMV
PC
Standby
PS
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas EXT
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Dräger Apollo Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Dräger Apollo Anesthesia System is not commercially available in
Canada and its future availability cannot be ensured.
Parameter
Description
Displayed in...
[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
ECO2
eO2
iN2O
iO2
MAP
MVe
Pause
PIP
PEEP
RRc
RRv
TVe
Baro Prsr
Leakage
iMAC
eMAC
APNEA t
Delta O2
Expired and inspired agent
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Expired CO2
Expired O2
Inspired N2O
Inspired O2
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Pause Pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Respiratory rate
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired breath
Barometric Pressure
Leakage
Inspired MAC
Expired MAC
Apnea Duration
(iO2 - eO2)
Setting
Description
Displayed in...
TVi set
I:E I part
I:E E part
IPPV FREQ
INT PEEP set
PIP set
Inspired Tidal Volume setting
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
I:E ratio - expiratory component
IPPV frequency setting
Intermittent PEEP setting
PIP setting
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
17-28
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Alarm Messages
Description
Displayed in...
APNEA
Apnea
Paw > HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
Airway pressure > high limit
• Mean Airway Pressure < -2 mbar
• PEEP > Pressure Threshold for 15
seconds
• Problems with Respirator
• No Fresh Gas
• Check APL Valve
• Pressure Measurement Inoperable
• Internal System Fault
• Power Supply Error
• Problems with Ventilator
• Loss of Data
O2 Supply Pressure Low
Inspiratory O2 < low limit
Battery Low
Breathing System Disconnected
Main Screen-lower right hand
corner of the top waveform
channel
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 < LO LIM
BATTERY
Patient Disconnect
Bed View-information area, right
below menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that
can be configured at the ventilator.
Waveforms
Paw
Flow
Loops
Airway Pressure
Flow (Insp/exp)
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Mode Display
Mode at Device
IPPV
SIMV
PCV
VCV
Standby
PSV
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas external
Pressure Support added to Volume Control
Pressure Support added to Pressure Control
1In some languages IPPV is used for CMV or VC
VF8
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
IPPV1
SIMV
PC
VC
Standby
PS
Man/Spont
Fresh Gas EXT
VC+PS
PC+PS
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Dräger Zeus Anesthesia System
NOTE: The Zeus Anesthesia System is not commercially available in the U.S. and
its future availability cannot be ensured.
Parameter
Description
Displayed in...
Air Flow
Baro Prsr
Cdyn
et[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
etCO2
etN2O
etO2
i[HAL, ISO, ENF,
SEV, DES]
iCO2
iN2O
iO2
Leakage
MAP
MVe
MVe s
MVm
N2O Flow
O2 Flow
O2 Supply Prsr
Pause
PIP
Raw
RRc
RRm
RRv
TVe
TVm
TVs
Air flow
Barometric Pressure
Compliance
Expired agent
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
17-30
Expired CO2
Expired N2O
Expired O2
Inspired agent
Inspired CO2
Inspired N2O
Inspired O2
Leakage
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Minute Volume, spontaneous
Mandatory MV
Nitrous oxide flow
Oxygen flow
O2 supply pressure
Pause Pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Resistance
Respiratory rate (CO2)
Respiratory rate (mandatory)
Respiratory rate (volume/flow)
Tidal volume, expired breath
Mandatory Tidal volume
Spontaneous Tidal volume
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Setting
Description
Displayed in...
ASB RAMP set
F Gas Flow
FLOW Trig set
I:E E part
I:E I part
INT PEEP set
IPPV FREQ
PEEP set
PIP set
Te set
Ti set
TVi set
Assisted spontaneous breathing ramp
Fresh gas flow
Flow trigger Level setting
I:E ratio - expiratory component
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
Intermittent PEEP setting
IPPV frequency setting
PEEP setting
PIP setting
Expiratory time setting
Inspiratory time setting
Inspired Tidal Volume setting
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Alarm Messages
Description
Displayed in...
AIR SUPPLY?
AW-TEMP>HI LIM
etCO2< LO LIM
etCO2>HI LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
iO2 < LO LIM
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
O2 SUPPLY?
Paw > HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
Air supply low
Airway temperature exceeds high limit
etCO2 below lower limit
etCO2 exceeds upper limit
Inspiratory O2 exceeds high limit
Inspiratory O2 below low limit
MVe below lower alarm limit
MVe exceeds upper alarm limit
O2 Supply Pressure Low
Airway pressure > high limit
• Check Flow Sensor
• Battery error
• CO2 device error
• Problems with respirator
• Check expiration valve
Main Screen-lower right hand
corner of the top waveform
channel
Bed View-information area, right
below menu buttons
Waveforms
CO2
Flow
Paw
Flow (Insp/exp)
Airway Pressure
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that
can be configured at the ventilator.
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Mode Display
Mode at Device
IPPV
IPPV/AutoFlow
PCV
SIMV/AutoFlow
Standby
VF8
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
IPPV
IPPV
PC
SIMV
Standby
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Ohmeda Modulus CD Anesthesia System
Parameter
Description
Displayed in...
MAP
MVe
Pause
PIP
RRv
TVe
Mean Airway Pressure
Minute Volume, expired
Pause Pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Respiratory rate (volume/flow)
Tidal volume, expired breath
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
iO2 setting
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Selected Settings
iO2 set
17-32
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Dräger BabyLog Ventilator
Parameters
Gas Trans Coeff
I:E l-Part
iO2
TV Leak
MAP
MVe
MVe / l
MV s%
PEEP
PIP
RRv
TVeml
TVhfml
Gas transport coefficient
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
I:E ratio (Inspiratory component)
Inspired O2
Leakage in system
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume - high
resistance
Expired minute volume - low
resistance
Minute volume, spontaneous fraction
Peak end expiratory pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Respiratory rate - vol/flow
Tidal volume, expiratory
Tidal volume, high frequency
Settings
APNEA TIME
FLOW
i FLOW
SIMV FREQ
HFV AMPL
HFV FREQHz
I:E E-Part
Te set
I:E I-Part
Ti set
iO2 set
MV ALM DLY
MV HI LIM
MV LO LIM
PIP set
PEEP set
TRIG VOL
Vent:
VF8
Apnea time limit
Expiratory flow setting
Inspiratory flow setting
Frequency, IMV
High frequency ventilation (HFV)
mode amplitude
HFV mode frequency
I:E ratio - expiratory component
I:E ratio (expiratory time)
I:E - inspiratory component
Inspiratory time
Inspired O2 setting
Minute volume alarm delay
Upper minute volume alarm limit
Lower minute volume alarm limit
PIP setting
PEEP setting
Trigger volume
Babylog
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
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Dräger Evita 1 Ventilator
NOTE: The Dräger Evita 1 Ventilator is not commercially available in the U.S.
and its future availability cannot be ensured.
Alarm Messages
Description
Paw > HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
AW -TEMP>HI LIM Airway temperature exceeds upper
limit
AW -TEMP INOP Airway temperature measurement
inoperable
Ventilator Alarm
• Airway temperature sensor alarm
• Check expiration - valve
• Failed to cycle
• The gas mixer is faulty
• Faulty pressure measurement
• Problems with respirator (Evita)
• Respirator synchronization
inoperable
• The device temperature of the
respirator is too high
• Volume measurement
unsuccessful
• The volume is not constant
• Faulty airway temperature
measurement
APNEA
Apnea alarm
ASB>4 SEC
Patient
AIR SUPPLY?
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 > HI LIM
IO2 < LO LIM
% O2 ERR
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
RR > HI LIM
17-34
Displayed in....
Main Screen-lower right hand corner of
the top waveform channel
Bed View-information area, right below
menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to non-clinical
device conditions. All other alarm
messages refer to clinical events that
violate a setting that can be configured
at the ventilator.
ASB is longer than 4 sec
Patient Disconnect
Gas supply, air
Gas supply, O2
iO2 exceeds higher limit
iO2 is below lower alarm limit
iO2 measurement inoperable
Mve is below lower alarm limit
Mve exceeds upper alarm limit
RR exceeds upper alarm limit
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Parameter Labels Description
AW Temp
Cdyn
I:E I-Part
iO2
MAP
MVe
MVe s
Occlusion Press
Paw MIN
Pause
PEEP
iPEEP
PIP
Raw
RRv
RRs
TVe
Trapped VOL
Displayed in....
Airway temperature
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
Dynamic compliance
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
Inspired O2
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Spontaneous expired minute volume
Occlusion pressure
Minimum airway pressure
Pause pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Peak end expiratory airway
pressure, intrinsic
Peak inspired airway pressure
Dynamic resistance
Respiratory rate - vol/flow - pediatric
Spontaneous respiratory rate
Tidal volume expired breath
Trapped volume
Selected Settings Description
Displayed in....
APNEA TIME
ASB RAMP set
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
ASB set
BIPAP HI P set
BIPAP HI T set
BIPAP LO P set
BIPAP LO T set
FLOW Trig set
SIMV FREQ
IPPV FREQ
I:E E-Part
I:E I-Part
iO2 set
MAX iFLOW set
PIP set
PEEP set
VF8
Apnea time
Assisted spontaneous breathing
ramp
Assisted spontaneous breathing
BIPAP high pressure
HIPAP high time
BIPAP low pressure
BIPAP low time
Flow trigger
Frequency, IMV - SIMV
IPPV Frequency
I:E ratio (expiratory component)
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
Inspired O2 setting
Maximum inspired flow
PIP setting
PEEP setting
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Selected Settings Description
(continued)
Displayed in....
INT PEEP set
TACHY LENGTH
TACHY FREQ
TVi set
TRIG PRESS
Vent:
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
17-36
Intermittent PEEP setting
Tachyapnea duration
Tachyapnea frequency
Inspired tidal volume
Trigger pressure
Evita 1
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Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
Alarm Messages
Paw > HI LIM
AW -TEMP>HI LIM
Ventilator Alarm
APNEA
ASB>4 SEC
Patient
Disconnect
etCO2< LO LIM
etCO2 > HI LIM
AIR SUPPLY?
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 < LO LIM
iO2> HI LIM
% O2 ERR
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
PEEP > HI LIM
RR > HI LIM
VF8
Description
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
AW -TEMP exceeds upper alarm limit
• Airway temperature measurement unsuccessful
• Check expiration - valve
• Check flow sensor
• CO2 device failure
• CO2 not calibrated
• CO2 sensor disconnected or malfunctioning
• Failure to cycle
• Gas mixer inoperable
• Pressure measurement unsuccessful
• Problems with respirator
• Respirator synchronization inoperable
• Device temperature is too high.
• Volume measurement unsuccessful
• Volume is inconsistent.
• Airway temperature sensor alarm
Apnea alarm
ASB is more than 4 sec
Patient may be disconnected from ventilator
Displayed in....
Main Screen - lower right
hand corner of the top
waveform channel
Bed View - information
area right below the menu
buttons.
Alarm causes that are
labelled as ‘Ventilator
Alarm’ refer to non-clinical
device conditions. All
other alarm messages
refer to clinical events that
violate a setting that can
be configured at the
ventilator.
etCO2 below lower alarm limit
etCO2 exceeds upper alarm limit
Gas supply alarm, air
Gas supply alarm, O2
iO2 less than lower alarm limit
iO2 exceeds upper alarm limit
iO2 measurement unsuccessful
MVe is below lower alarm limit
MVe exceeds upper alarm limit
PEEP exceeds upper alarm limit
RR exceeds upper alarm limit
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Parameter Labels
Paw MIN
AW-Temp
VCO2
Cdyn
TVd aw%
TVd aw
etCO2
I:E I-Part
iO2
MAP
MVe
MVe s
Occlusion Press
Pause
PEEP
iPEEP
PIP
Raw
RRv
RRs
TVe
Trapped VOL
17-38
Description
Minimum airway pressure
Airway temperature
CO2 production, minute volume
Dynamic compliance
Dead space
Dead space, airway
end-tidal CO2
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
Inspired O2
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Spontaneous expired minute volume
Occlusion pressure
Pause pressure
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Intrinsic peak end expiratory airway pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Dynamic resistance
Pediatric respiratory rate - vol/flow
Spontaneous respiratory rate
Tidal volume expired breath
Trapped volume
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Displayed in....
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Selected Settings
APNEA TIME
Description
Apnea time
ASB RAMP set
ASB set
BIPAP HI P set
BIPAP HI T set
BIPAP LO P set
BIPAP LO T set
FLOW Trig set
SIMV FREQ
IPPV FREQ
I:E E-Part
I:E I-Part
iO2 set
MAX iFLOW set
PIP set
PEEP set
INT PEEP set
TACHY LENGTH
TACHY FREQ
TVi set
TRIG PRESS
Vent:
Assisted spontaneous breathing ramp
Assisted spontaneous breathing
BIPAP high pressure limit
BIPAP high time limit
BIPAP low pressure limit
BIPAP low time limit
Flow trigger setting
Frequency, IMV - SIMV
Frequency IPPV
I:E ratio - expiratory component
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
Inspired O2 setting
Maximum inspired flow
Peak inspired airway pressure
PEEP setting
Intermittent PEEP setting
Tachyapnea duration
Tachyapnea frequency
Inspired tidal volume setting
Trigger pressure
Evita 2
VF8
Infinity CentralStation
Displayed in....
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Dräger Evita 2D / 4 / XL Ventilator
Alarm
Messages
Description
Displayed in....
Paw > HI LIM
AW-TEMP >
HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
Upper airway temperature exceeds upper alarm limit
Main Screen - in the
lower right hand corner of
the top waveform
channel
Bed View - in the
information area right
below the menu buttons
Ventilator Alarm •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
17-40
AW-TEMP below lower alarm limit (Evita 2D / 4)
AW-TEMP measurement unsuccessful
Battery error (Evita XL)
Check expiration valve
Check flow sensor
CO2 device error
CO2 not calibrated (Evita 2D / 4)
CO2 Zero/Cal required
CO2 window dirty (Evita XL)
CO2 sensor disconnected or faulty
Cycle failure
Gas mixer inoperable
Pressure measurement unsuccessful
Device malfunction (Evita 2D / 4)
Synchronization malfunctioning (Evita 2D / 4)
Volume measurement unsuccessful
Volume not constant (Evita 2D / 4)
Neonatal flow sensor is not at the Y-piece
Pediatric volume measurement inoperable
(Evita 2D / 4)
Neonate volume measurement inoperable (Evita XL)
PEEP valve is inoperable
Problems with respirator
Respirator synchronizations faulty
Safety mode if neonatal flow sensor not available
(Evita 2D / 4)
Safety mode (Evita XL)
Standby
Loss of data
Inspiratory time in CPAP/PPS mode is less than 4
seconds (Evita 2D / 4)
Inspired time is greater than 1.5 seconds (Evita XL)
Infinity CentralStation
Alarm causes that are
labelled as ‘Ventilator
Alarm’ refer to nonclinical device conditions.
All other alarm messages
refer to clinical events
that violate a setting that
can be configured at the
ventilator
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Alarm Messages (continued)
APNEA
etCO2< LO LIM
etCO2>HI LIM
AIR SUPPLY?
O2 SUPPLY?
iO2 < LO LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
% O2 ERR
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
PEEP > HI LIM
PEEP ERR
RR > HI LIM
TVe > HI LIM
ASB > 4 sec
PATIENT
DISCONNECT
Apnea alarm
etCO2 below lower limit
etCO2 exceeds upper limit
Gas supply alarm, air
Gas supply alarm, O2
iO2 less than lower alarm limit
iO2 exceeds upper alarm limit
iO2 measurement unsuccessful
MVe below lower alarm limit
MVe exceeds upper alarm limit
PEEP exceeds upper alarm limit
PEEP valve inoperable (Evita 2D / 4)
RR exceeds upper alarm limit
TVe exceeds upper alarm limit
Assisted Spontaneous Breathing exceeds 4 sec
Ventilator disconnected (Evita XL)
Main Screen - in the
lower right hand corner of
the top waveform
channel
Bed View - in the
information area right
below the menu buttons
Parameters
Paw MIN
VCO2
Cdyn
TVd aw%
TVd aw
etCO2
I:E I-Part
I:E E-Part
iO2
MAP
MVe
MVe s
Occlusion Press
Pause
PEEP
iPEEP
PIP
Raw
RRv
RRs
Trapped VOL
TVe
AW-Temp
VF8
Minimum airway pressure
CO2 production, minute volume
Dynamic compliance
Dead space
Dead space, airway
End-tidal CO2
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
I:E ratio (expiratory component)
Inspired O2
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Spontaneous expired minute volume spontaneous
Occlusion pressure
Pause pressure
Peak end expiratory pressure
Intrinsic peak end expiratory pressure (Evita 2D / 4)
Peak inspired airway pressure
Dynamic resistance
Pediatric respiratory rate - vol/flow
Spontaneous respiratory rate
Trapped volume
Tidal volume expired breath
Airway temperature (Evita XL)
Infinity CentralStation
Ventilator Settings
screen
(page 17-8)
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Parameters (continued)
Neg iForce
Vtasb
Negative inspiratory force (Evita XL)
Assisted spontaneous breathing, Support volume
(Evita XL)
Ventilator Settings
screen
(page 17-8)
Selected Settings
APNEA TIME
APRV Hi Prsr
APRV Hi Time
APRV Lo Prsr
APRV Lo Time
ASB RAMP set
ASB set
FLOW ASSIST
FLOW Trig set
SIMV FREQ
I:E E-Part
I:E I-Part
iO2 set
MAX iFLOW set
PIP set
PEEP set
INT PEEP set
TACHY FREQ
TVi set
TV set
Vent:
VOL ASSIST
Patient Type
Apnea time (s)
APRV high pressure setting
APRV high time
APRV low pressure setting
APRV low time
Assisted spontaneous breathing ramp (s)
Assisted spontaneous breathing
Flow assist
Flow trigger
Frequency, IMV - SIMV
I:E ratio - expiratory component
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
Inspired O2 setting
Maximum inspired flow setting
Peak inspired airway pressure
PEEP setting
Intermittent PEEP setting
Tachyapnea frequency
• Tidal volume, inspired
• Tidal volume setting
Inspired time (Evita XL)
The selected ventilator type
Volume assist
Adult, Pedi, or Neonate (Evita XL)
Ventilator Settings
screen
(page 17-8)
Ventilation Mode Display (Evita XL)
Ventilation Mode at Device
IPPV, IPPV/Autoflow, IPPV/Assist/Autoflow, or IPPV/Assist
SIMV, SIMV/ASB, SIMV/Autoflow, or SIMV/ASB/Autoflow
CPAP, CPAP/PPS, or CPAP/ASB
Standby
MMV, MMV/Autoflow, or MMV/ASB/Autoflow
BIPAP Assist
CMV
Waveforms (Evita XL)
Paw
Airway Pressure
Flow
Flow (Insp/exp)
Loops
Ventilator loops
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Mode at Infinity
CentralStation
IPPV
SIMV
CPAP
Standby
MMV
BIPAP
CMV
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Dräger Savina Ventilator
Parameters
Cdyn
I:E I-Part
I:E E-Part
iO2
MAP
MVe
MVe s
Pause
PEEP
PIP
Raw
RRv
RRs
TVe
AW -Temp
Max iFlow
Ti
Description
Dynamic compliance
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
I:E ratio (expiratory component)
Inspired O2
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Spontaneous expired minute volume spontaneous
Pause pressure
Peak end expiratory pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Dynamic resistance
Pediatric respiratory rate - vol/flow
Spontaneous respiratory rate
Tidal volume expired breath
Airway temperature
Peak Flow
Inspired Time
Displayed in...
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Selected Settings
APNEA TIME
ASB set
FLOW Trig set
SIMV FREQ
I:E E-Part
I:E I-Part
iO2 set
PIP set
PEEP set
INT PEEP set
Ti set
TVi set
Flow Accel
Tdeconnect
FREQbackup
TVbackup
VF8
Apnea time (s)
Assisted spontaneous breathing
Flow trigger
Frequency, IMV - SIMV
I:E ratio - expiratory component
I:E ratio - inspiratory component
Inspired O2 setting
Peak inspired airway pressure
PEEP setting
Intermittent PEEP setting
Inspired time setting
Tidal Volume, Inspired
Flow acceleration
Disconnect time
Backup frequency
Backup of Tidal Volume
Infinity CentralStation
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Waveforms
Paw
Flow
Loops
Airway Pressure
Flow (Insp/exp)
Ventilator loops
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Alarm
Messages
Description
Displayed in...
iO2 < LO LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
O2 SUPPLY?
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
PEEP > HI LIM
TVe > HI LIM
Paw > HI LIM
AW-TEMP >
HI LIM
APNEA
RRv > HI LIM
ASB > 4 sec
BATTERY
iO2 less than lower alarm limit
iO2 exceeds upper alarm limit
Gas supply alarm, O2
MVe below lower alarm limit
MVe exceeds upper alarm limit
PEEP exceeds upper alarm limit
TVe exceeds upper alarm limit
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
Airway temperature exceeds upper alarm limit
Main Screen - in the lower
right hand corner of the top
waveform channel
Bed View - in the
information area right
below the menu buttons
Apnea alarm
Respiratory rate exceeds upper alarm limit
Assisted spot breathing exceeds 4 seconds
• Battery problem
• Low battery
Ventilator disconnection
Patient
Disconnect
iO2 ERR
Inspired O2 measurement inoperable
Ventilator Alarm • Check flow sensor
• Standby
• PEEP control problems
• Problems with respirator
• Volume measurement inoperable
• Pressure measurement inoperable
• Check expiration - valve
• Airway temperature measurement inoperable
• Fail to cycle
• Fan problem
Alarm causes that are
labelled as ‘Ventilator
Alarm’ refer to non-clinical
device conditions. All other
alarm messages refer to
clinical events that violate
a setting that can be
configured at the
ventilator.
Ventilation Mode Display
Ventilation Mode at Device
BIPAP or BIPAP/ASB
IPPV, IPPV/Autoflow, IPPV/Assist/Autoflow, or IPPV/Assist
SIMV, SIMV/ASB, SIMV/Autoflow, or SIMV/ASB/Autoflow
CPAP or CPAP/ASB
Standby
17-44
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Mode at Infinity
CentralStation
BIPAP
IPPV
SIMV
CPAP
Standby
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
P-B 7200/840 Ventilators
Alarm
Messages
Paw > HI LIM
Paw < LO LIM
APNEA
AIR SUPPLY
O2 SUPPLY
Ventilator Alarm
Ventilator Alarm
(P-B 7200 only)
MVeHI LIM
TVe HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
APNEA
Expiration
Valve?
Patient
Disconnect
I:E Alarm
iO2 < LO LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
MVe < LO LIM
MVe > HI LIM
PEEP > HI LIM
Flow Sensor?
AIR SUPPLY?
O2 SUPPLY?
Parameter
Labels
Cdyn
MAP
MVe
MVi
Pause
PIP
PEEP
RRv
TVe
TVi
iO2
Apnea event
Check expiration - valve
Main Screen - in the lower right hand corner of
the top waveform channel
VF8
Patient may be disconnected from
ventilator
I:E error
iO2 is below lower alarm limit
iO2 exceeds upper alarm limit
MVe is below lower alarm limit
MVe exceeds upper alarm limit
PEEP exceeds upper alarm limit
Check flow sensor
Gas supply alarm, air
Gas supply alarm, O2
Bed View - in the information area right below
the menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as ‘Ventilator
Alarm’ refer to non-clinical device conditions.
All other alarm messages refer to clinical
events that violate a setting that can be
configured at the ventilator.
Description
Displayed in...
Dynamic compliance
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Inspired minute volume
Pause pressure
Peak inspired airway pressure
Peak end expiratory pressure
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired
Tidal volume, inspired
Inspired O2
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Selected
Settings
Description
Displayed in...
FREQ set
PEEP set
TVi set
TRIG PRESS
VENT MODE
VENT:
Frequency
PEEP setting
Tidal volume
Trigger pressure
Selected ventilation mode
Selected Ventilator type
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Airway Pressure
Flow (Insp/exp)
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Waveforms
Paw
Flow
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Hamilton Galileo Ventilator
Alarm
Description
Messages
Paw > HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
Ventilator Alarm • Minute volume exceeds upper alarm
limit
• Failure to cycle
• Gas supply alarm
• PEEP valve inoperable
• Ventilator disconnect
APNEA
Apnea alarm
%O2 Error
%O2 measurement error
MVe < LO LIM MVe below lower alarm limit
RR > HI LIM
RR exceeds upper alarm limit
Parameter Labels
Cdyn
Dynamic compliance
I:E E-Part
I:E ratio (expiratory component)
I:E I-Part
I:E ratio (inspiratory component)
iO2
Inspired O2
MAP
Mean airway pressure
MVe
Expired minute volume
Pause
Pause pressure
PIP
Peak inspired airway pressure
PEEP
Peak end expiratory airway pressure
Raw
Dynamic resistance
RRv
Pediatric respiratory rate - vol/flow
RRs
Spontaneous respiratory rate
TVe
Tidal volume, expired
TVi
Tidal volume, inspired
iO2
Inspired O2
Displayed in...
Main Screen - in the lower right hand
corner of the top waveform channel
Bed View - in the information area right
below the menu buttons
Alarm causes that are labelled as
‘Ventilator Alarm’ refer to non-clinical
device conditions. All other alarm
messages refer to clinical events that
violate a setting that can be configured
at the ventilator.
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
Selected Settings
iO2 set
INSP t%
PAUSE t%
PEEP set
TVi set
TRIG PRESS
Vent:
VF8
Inspired O2 setting
I:E ratio, inspiratory component
I:E ratio, expiratory component
PEEP setting
Inspired tidal volume setting
Trigger pressure
Selected Ventilator type
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
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Maquet SV 300/SV 300A/Servoi Ventilator
Alarm Messages
Paw > HI LIM
APNEA
BATTERY
CMV potentiometer
GAS SUPPLY?
HI CONT PRESS
iO2 < LO LIM
iO2 > HI LIM
MAINS FAIL
Description
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
An apnea detected
Battery alarm
CMV potentiometer error
Gas supply alarm
High continuous pressure
iO2 is below lower limit
iO2 exceeds upper limit
Mains failure
MVe > HI / LO LIM
VENT ERR
% O2 ERR
MVe is too high/too low
Mode switch error
O2 cell disconnect, or
O2 potentiometer error
Over range or
Range switch error
DEVICE ERR
Displayed in...
Main Screen - in the lower right hand
corner of the top waveform channel
Bed View - in the information area right
below the menu buttons
Labels/Settings
BAROM PRESS
AIR SUPPLY
O2 SUPPLY
1I:E I-Part
1,2INSP
t%
iO2
MAP cmH20
MVe I
MVi I
Pause
PEEP
PIP
RRv
TVe
TVi
CMV FREQ
SIMV FREQ
17-50
Barometric pressure
Gas air supply pressure
Gas O2 supply pressure
I:E ratio (inspiratory
component)
I:E ratio (inspiratory
component)%
Inspired O2
Mean airway pressure
Expired minute volume
Inspired minute volume
Pause pressure
Peak end expiratory pressure
Peak inspired pressure
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume expired breath
Tidal volume inspired breath
Frequency of CMV setting
Frequency of SIMV setting
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Labels/Settings
(continued)
Description
INSP t%
I RISE%
I:E ratio - inspiratory component Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
I:E ratio - inspiratory rise time
component
I:E ratio - pause component
iO2 setting
Lower alarm limit of iO2
Upper alarm limit of iO2
Lower alarm limit of MVe
Upper alarm limit of MVe
Patient type (Adult= 4;
Pediatric=15; Neonate=16)
PEEP setting
Pressure control level above
PEEP
Upper pressure alarm limit
Pressure support level above
PEEP.
Trigger sensitivity level below
PEEP
Ventilation mode setting
Selected Ventilator type
PAUSE t%
iO2 set
iO2 set LO
iO2 HI LIM
MVe LO LIM
MVe HI LIM
PATIENT RANGE
PEEP set
P CTL > PEEP
P HI LIM
P SUPPORT
TRIG SENS > PEEP
VENT MODE3
SV 300, SV 300A,
Servoi
VOL set
Paw
Flow
Displayed in...
Volume setting
Airway pressure
Flow (insp/exp)
Ventilation Mode Display (Servoi)
Ventilation Mode at Device
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
SIMV (PRVC)
SIMV (PRVC)
1Certain parameters, identified as measured values, are derived from other values or settings
provided by the ventilator and may not reflect actual values. See the operating instructions for your
specific monitor or ventilator for detailed information on derived measurements.
2Display of I:E value may be affected by mode of ventilation.
3Mode value may be blanked during certain conditions and modes of ventilation.
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Maquet SV 900 Ventilator
Parameters
RRv
TVe
Tvi
MVi
MVe
PIP
MAP
Pause
PEEP
Description
Respiratory rate
Tidal volume, expired
Tidal volume, inspired
Minute volume, inspired
Minute volume, expired
Peak inspired airway pressure
Mean airway pressure
Pause pressure
Peak End Expiratory Pressure
iO2
Inspired O2
17-52
Displayed in...
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
Infinity CentralStation
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Viasys Bear 1000 Adult Ventilator
Alarm Messages
Description
Displayed in...
Paw > HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
Paw < LO LIM
Paw is below lower limit
Main Screen - in the lower right
hand corner of the top waveform
channel
GAS SUPPLY?
Gas supply alarm
RR > HI LIM
Respiratory rate exceeds upper alarm limit
RR < LO LIM
Respiratory rate is below lower limit
MVe < LO LIM
Minute volume is below lower limit
MVe > HI LIM
Minute volume exceeds upper alarm limit
I:E Alarm
I:E Limit (I:E Error)
Cycle Failed
Fail to cycle
Bed View - in the information
area right below the menu
buttons
Parameters
PIP
Peak inspired airway pressure
MAP
Mean airway pressure
%MMV
% Mandatory minute ventilation
TVe
Tidal volume, expired
Ti
Inspiratory time
MVe
Minute volume, expired
MVe s
Spontaneous minute volume
RRv
Respiratory rate
Pause
Pause (plateau) pressure
RRs
Respiratory rate, spontaneous
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
Settings
Ti set
Inspiratory time
iO2 set
Inspired O2 setting
MAX iFLOW set
Maximum inspiratory flow
TVi set
Tidal volume, inspired
Pause t
I:E ratio (Pause component)
Inspiratory pause
Pslope
Pressure slope
TRIG PRESS
Pressure trigger sensitivity
FLOW Trig set
Flow trigger
Paw set
Inspiratory pressure
MMV
Mandatory minute ventilation
Freq set
Breath rate
PSupport
Pressure support
VF8
Ventilator Settings screen
(page 17-8)
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Ventilation Mode Display
Ventilation Mode at Device
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
Assist Control
Assist Control
Pressure Control
PCV
SIMV/CPAP/PSV
SIMV/CPAP/PSV
PC-SIMV/CPAP/PSV
PC-SIMV/CPAP/PSV
Waveforms
Paw
Airway Pressure
Flow
Flow (Insp/exp)
Loops
Ventilator loops
17-54
Infinity CentralStation
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Viasys BearCub 750 Infant Ventilator
Alarm Messages
Description
Displayed in...
Paw > HI LIM
Paw exceeds upper alarm limit
Paw < LO LIM
Paw is below lower limit
Main Screen - in the lower right hand
corner of the top waveform channel
GAS SUPPLY?
Gas supply alarm
RR > HI LIM
Respiratory rate exceeds upper alarm
limit
PEEP < LO LIM
Peak End Expiratory Pressure is below
lower limit
MVe < LO LIM
Minute volume is below lower limit
APNEA
Apnea
Battery
Low battery supply
Cycle Failed
Fail to cycle
Bed View - in the information area right
below the menu buttons
Parameters
PIP
Peak inspired airway pressure
PEEP
Peak End Expiratory Pressure
Te
Expiratory time
TVe
Tidal volume, expired
Ti
Inspiratory time
MVe
Minute volume, expired
RRv
Respiratory rate
TVi
Tidal volume, inspired
MAP
Mean Airway Pressure
O2 Supply Prsr
O2 Supply pressure
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
Settings
Ti set
Inspiratory time
Freq set
Breath rate
Vlimit
Volume limit setting
FLOW Trig set
Flow trigger setting
iFLOW set
Inspiratory flow setting
VF8
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
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Ventilation Mode Display
Ventilation Mode at Device
Mode at Infinity CentralStation
Assist Control
Asst Ctrl
PSV
PSV
SIMV/IMV
SIMV/IMV
CPAP
CPAP
SIMV/PSV
SIMV/PSV
SIMV (Flow Cycled)
SIMV-Flow Cycle
Flow Cycled A/C
Asst Ctrl-Flow Cycle
Waveforms
Paw
Airway Pressure
Flow
Flow (Insp/exp)
Loops
Ventilator loops
17-56
Ventilator Screen
(page 17-5)
Infinity CentralStation
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Ventilator and Device Messages/Labels
Baxter Vigilance/Vigilance II Cardiac Output Monitor
Parameters
Description
Displayed in...
BT
Blood Temperature
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
CCO
Continuous Cardiac Output
CCI
Continuous Cardiac Output Index
ICO
Intermittent Cardiac Output
ICI
Intermittent Cardiac Output Index
SaO2
Arterial Oxygen Saturation
SvO2
Venous Oxygen Saturation
SVR
Systemic Vascular Resistance
SVRI
Systemic Vascular Resistance
Index
VO2
O2 Consumption
DO2
O2 Delivery
The following parameters are available from the Baxter
Vigilance II only.
SV
Stroke Volume
SVI
Stroke Volume Index
EDV
End Diastolic Volume
EDVI
End Diastolic Volume Index
ESV
End Systolic Volume
ESVI
End Systolic Volume Index
EF
Ejection Fraction
VF8
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etCO2/Respiratory Mechanics Pod
Parameters
PIP
PEEP
MAP
TVi s
TVi m
TVe s
TVe m
TVd aw
MVe s/m
MVe
RR s/m
RRv
Cdyn
C20/Cdyn
Raw e
PEF
TValv
MValv s/m
VCO2
17-58
Description
Peak inspired pressure
Peak end expiratory pressure
Mean arterial pressure
Inspired tidal volume,
spontaneous
Inspired tidal volume, mechanical
Expiratory tidal volume,
spontaneous
Expiratory tidal volume,
mechanical
Displayed in...
Ventilator Settings screen (page 17-8)
Dead space, airway
Expiratory minute volume spontaneous/
mechanical
Expiratory minute volume
Respiratory rate, spontaneous/mechanical
Respiratory rate
Dynamic compliance
Dynamic compliance of the last 20%
breath
Dynamic resistance
Peak Expiratory Flow
Alveolar tidal volume
Minute volume
CO2 production, minute volume
Infinity CentralStation
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18 Biomed Functions
Biomed Screen Selections..........................................................................................18-2
Accessing the Biomed Screens...........................................................................18-2
Show Devices Screen..................................................................................................18-3
Configure Central Screen ...........................................................................................18-3
To edit Event Class: ..............................................................................................18-5
To modify Configure Central selections: ............................................................18-5
Configure Locked Options Screen.............................................................................18-6
Enabling Available Options..................................................................................18-6
Raid Option ..................................................................................................................18-6
System Console...........................................................................................................18-6
Rest ECG Reports........................................................................................................18-7
Available Report Formats.....................................................................................18-7
Viewing Logs................................................................................................................18-9
Copying Logs to Disk .........................................................................................18-10
Telemetry System Set Up..........................................................................................18-11
Infinity M300 Set Up ............................................................................................18-11
Infinity Telemetry Set Up ....................................................................................18-13
Radio Frequency Diagnostics .................................................................................18-16
Available Information on the RF Diagnostics Screen......................................18-16
18: Biomed Functions
Biomed Screen Selections
The Biomed functions are password-protected and intended only for the hospital’s
biomedical personnel or Dräger service representatives.
Selection
Description
Show Devices...
Allows your Biomed to view the status of network devices
within the monitoring unit of the Infinity CentralStation
Configure Central...
Provides access to setup features
Configure Locked Options...
Allows your Biomed to enable available options
System Console...
Activates a window from where you can perform remote
diagnostics, shut down the Infinity CentralStation, select Rest
ECG report formats, etc.
Diagnostic Log
Displays log of 1000 hardware and software error conditions
Clinical Events Log
Displays log of 1000 clinically significant events, such as alarm
detection, Alarm Silence requests, recording status, and
remote control of bedside monitors.
Configure Telemetry...
Accesses Telemetry set up functions (page 18-11)
Accessing the Biomed Screens
1. Click on Biomed in the Main Screen menu bar.
2. Click on the desired menu selection.
The password popup window displays.
3. Enter the Biomed password in the password popup.
4. Click on Accept in the password popup.
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Show Devices Screen
The Biomed - Show Devices screen lists status information for all network
devices assigned to the monitoring unit of the specific Infinity CentralStation. To open
the Biomed - Show Devices screen see page 18-2.
Selection
Description
Show Central Status
Opens a popup with status information for the Infinity
CentralStation
Radio buttons for listing device-specific information
Scrolls pages of information
Configure Central Screen
Biomed - Configure Central Screen Selections
Factory
Default
Selection
Description
Available Settings
Hospital Name
Defines hospital name
25 character max.
Language
Displays the language that was set
during installation
Biomed Password
Sets or modifies Biomed password
8 character max.
Clinical
Password
ON/OFF
Enables/disables clinical password
ON / OFF
ON
Clinical
Password
Sets or modifies clinical password
8 character max.
MVWS
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Selection
Description
Available Settings
Factory
Default
Central Layouts
Password
Enables/disables password protection
If enabled, screen is password protected.
ON / OFF
OFF
Printer Connected
Sets printer connection
• OFF
• Network
(Central station is
connected to a
network printer.)
• Local
(Printer is
connected directly
to the Infinity
CentralStation.)
OFF
Network Printer
Address
Displays network printer IP address
configured during installation (for
viewing only)
Cabrera
Permits activation/deactivation of the
hex axial lead configuration
When you turn Cabrera on, the leads
are displayed in the hex axial display
format.
If you turn Cabrera off, the leads
appear in standard mode.
ON/OFF
OFF
Event Class Editor
Permits editing of user-selectable
event classification labels
(page 18-5)
Edit / Hide
Hide
Patient
Confidentiality
Determines whether a patient’s name
appears on Infinity CentralStation
displayed screens
ON / OFF
OFF
Restore Default
Settings
Restores system default settings
NOTE: Whenever you restore defaults the Infinity CentralStation must be
restarted. An entry is made to the clinical events log.
Hospital Label
Identifies the hospital label for the
network
Monitoring Unit
Label
Identifies the monitoring unit to which 7 character max
the Infinity CentralStation is assigned
Care Unit Label
Identifies the care unit to which the
Infinity CentralStation is assigned
Host Label
View only
18-4
7 character max
7 character max
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Configure Central Screen
To edit Event Class:
1. Open the Biomed - Configure Central screen (page 18-2).
2. Click on the toggle button next to Event Class Editor so that it displays Edit.
A popup displays with ten default labels.
Class Name
Class Description
AFIB
Atrial Fibrillation
ATAC
Atrial Tachycardia
BBB
Bundle branch block
PNC
Pacer not captured
PNP
Pacer not pacing
TRIG
Trigeminy
MTI
Multifocal PVC
RONT
R-on-T
IRR
Irregular HR
NVTA
Non-sustained VTAC
3. After you make the desired changes, click on Accept to save changes or
Undo.
To modify Configure Central selections:
1. Open the Biomed - Configure Central screen (page 18-2).
2. Select a button or text entry box to set and click.
3. After entering information and modifying settings click on Accept to save
changes or Undo.
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Configure Locked Options Screen
This screen lists software that must be purchased separately and can only be enabled
with a unique password for each Infinity CentralStation. For a list of available
software options, contact your local Dräger representative.
Enabling Available Options
1.
2.
3.
4.
Open the Configure Locked Options screen (page 18-2).
Click on one of the available menu choices.
Enter the password for the option you wish to enable.
Click on Accept.
After an option is enabled, a popup displays the message:
The Infinity CentralStation must be restarted to allow the locked options to
take effect.
5. Restart the Infinity CentralStation.
Whenever you lock or enable an option, a message is stored in the clinical events log.
Raid Option
With the Infinity CentralStation RAID Option, RAID 1 mirroring provides disclosure
disk redundancy by writing all full/event disclosure data to two identical hard drives.
With this option configured, all disclosure disk data is written to a second, identical
hard drive in the background.
CAUTION: In the event of a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) failure, no
tone sounds, and no message appears. However, an LED on the hard drive that failed
will light.
System Console
This Biomed menu selection activates a console window with a prompt from which
you can:
Run remote diagnostics for all network devices,
Shut down or restart the Infinity CentralStation,
Review an alarm history log for telemetry patient channels consisting of the
last 5000 events (with time and date of the alarm occurrences), and
Select Rest ECG report formats
To open the System Console see page 18-2.
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Rest ECG Reports
Rest ECG reports are available in several formats which you can customize. As soon
as the data arrives from the bedside monitor, the Infinity CentralStation analyzes it and
generates a printed report.
Whenever the Infinity CentralStation issues a report successfully, an entry is made in
the clinical events log. If a report cannot be processed successfully, an entry is made in
the diagnostic log (page 18-9). If multiple printing requests exist, the Rest ECG report
is queued until the assigned printer becomes available.
WA R N I N G : D i a g n o s i s b a s e d o n i n t e r p r e ta t i o n o f 1 2 - l e a d
m o n i t o r i n g r e s u l ts s h o u l d o n l y b e d o n e b y q u a l i f i e d
p e r s o n n e l . P r i o r t o f i n a l i n t e rp re ta t i o n a n d d i a gn os is ,
q ua l i f i e d p h y s i c i a n s s h o u l d r e v i e w s u g g e s t e d d i a g n o s t i c
s ta t e me n ts a n d a l l o t h e r a v a i l a b l e i n f o r m a t i o n
Available Report Formats
The format of a Rest ECG report determines the layout and the type of information
included in the report. For more detailed information on generating ECG reports,
please refer to the bedside monitor documentation.
Report Type
Resolution
Diagnostic
Statements
Y/N
# of
Pages
Orientation
6x2 waves, 2.5 s
50 mm/s
Landscape
6x2 waves, 2.5 s
6x2 waves, 2.5 s
6x2 waves, 2.5 s
Portrait, standard
Cabrera
Complexes and 3 waves
(V1, II, V5) 7 s
Complexes:
50mm/s
Landscape,
cabrera
Waveforms:
25mm/s
12 waveforms, each 5 s
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12 waveforms, each 5 s
50 mm/s
12 waveforms, each 10s
50 mm/s
12 waveforms, each 10s
50 mm/s
3x4 waveforms, each 2.5 s
25 mm/s
3x4 waveforms, each 2.5 s
25 mm/s
6x2 waveforms, each 5 s
25 mm/s
6x2 waveforms, each 5 s
25 mm/s
Landscape
Accessing the Rest ECG Report Selection Menu
1. Open the System Console (page 18-2).
2. At the system prompt type the following:
rekgSelect
A selection list appears.
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3. Enter the number before the format or function you wish to select (1 - 15, 99)
or press  for the default (9).
If you want to change hospital name you must type the new information after
making your selection, then press  on the keyboard.
Viewing Logs
The password-protected diagnostic and clinical events logs support recording
hardware and software conditions and clinical events. The Diagnostic log contains a
record of up to 1000 hardware and software events and are helpful in determining
system status. The Clinical Events log contains information on up to 1000 events of
clinical significance.
Typical clinical events log entries may include:
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Transitions in/out of local alarm silence
Infinity CentralStation Alarm State Change (e.g., Audible Alarm
Annunciation Change from active to silenced or vice versa)
Alarm Limit Change from the Infinity CentralStation
Arrhythmia Setup Change from the Infinity CentralStation
Bedside State Change (e.g., on-line, off-line)
CPS/IDS State Change (e.g., on-line, off-line, duplicate IP address detected)
Main Screen Layout Change
Edits of Patient Demographics
Alarm Volume Change
Clinical Password Modification
Language Change
Restoration of Factory Default Settings
Recording Status (other than cancellation of continuous or timed recordings)
Recorder State Change (e.g., Recorder off-line, Recorder Failure, CPS/IDS
Off-line)
Time and Date Change
Locked Options Change
A request for SPO2 with no additional SPO2 licenses available
Infinity CentralStation detection of incompatible Infinity M300 software
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Log entries appear as separate lines and are displayed in chronological order with the
most recent entry at the top. Each entry includes date, time, event class, event code,
and event description.
To open the Diagnostic or Clinical Events logs, see page 18-2.
Copying Logs to Disk
1. Insert a 3.5” high-density disk into the disk drive of the Infinity
CentralStation.
NOTE:
You do not need to format the disk before copying logs.
Both the Diagnostic and Clinical Events logs are copied during a copy request.
2. Access the log you wish to copy (page 18-9).
3. Click on Copy Logs To Disk. The Infinity CentralStation formats the disk
automatically.
Logs are copied as individual files. During the copying process, the Infinity
CentralStation is fully operational. However, the Copy Logs To Disk button
remains ghosted until the process completes. If the operation fails, a status message
displays and an advisory tone sounds.
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Telemetry System Set Up
The following Biomed setup functions pertain exclusively to the Infinity M300.
Before you can access these functions, the Infinity M300 option must be enabled
(page 18-6).
Infinity M300 Set Up
Accessing the Infinity M300 Telemetry Setup Screens
1. Click on Biomed in the Main Screen menu bar.
2. Click on Configure Telemetry....
3. Click on Telemetry Devices or M300 Setup.
4. Enter the Biomed password in the password popup.
5. Click on Accept in the popup.
The selected screen displays.
You must use the Biomed password to access these screens (See Installation
Instructions, included with this Instructions for Use in product packaging).
Infinity M300 Devices Screen
The Telemetry Devices screen permits the Biomed to configure up to 300 devices
to use with the Infinity CentralStation.
1. Open the Telemetry Devices screen.
2. Click on the New Device button.
3. For each available device, enter the IP address in a row of the table.
4. Assign a unique Telemetry ID (4 character maximum).
5. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each device.
6. When you have added all the devices, click on the Accept.
Once you assign the Telemetry IDs, those devices are available for selection from the
Telemetry ID section of the Admit screen (page 9-3).
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Biomed - Infinity M300 Setup Screen
NOTE: You can only configure the Infinity M300 Alarm Paused key, STAFF ALERT
key, Record key, and speaker for an individual patient (page 18-15) if Per Patient is
selected during setup.
Selection
Description
Alarm Paused
Determines how the Infinity M300 Alarm
• All On
Paused key can be used
• All Off
If you want to be able to individually set this • Per Patient
function for each patient, you must select Per
Patient (page 18-15).
If you select All Off Alarm Paused key will
be disabled for all Infinity M300 devices in the
system.
Record
Determines how the Infinity M300 Record
key can be used
If you want to be able to individually set this
function for each patient, you must select Per
Patient (page 18-15).
If you want to generate manual timed
recordings when you press the Infinity M300
Record key, you must select All Record or All
Record/Store.
Staff Alert
Determines how the Infinity M300 STAFF
• All On
ALERT key can be used
• All Off
If you want to be able to individually set this • Per Patient
function for each patient, you must select Per
Patient (page 18-15).
If you want to generate a STAFF ALERT
alarm at the Infinity Central Station when you
press the Infinity M300 STAFF ALERT key,
you must select All On.
All On
Speaker
Determines if the Infinity M300 speaker can
be enabled
• All On
• All Off
• Per Patient
All Off
• OFF
• 10 - 100 %
OFF
WARNING: The
Infinity M300
speaker is intended
for use only in the
patient vicinity. It is
not intended for
primary alarm
annunciation. Use
the Infinity
CentralStation
speaker for primary
alarm annunciation.
M300 Volume
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NOTE:
• If set to ALL OFF, Infinity M300 will not present
the Volume screen and Volume will be forced to
OFF.
• Unless you select Per Patient, you cannot
individually set this function for each patient
(page 18-15).
Determines volume of Infinity M300 audible
alarm
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Settings
•
•
•
•
•
Default
All Off
All Record
All
Record
All Off
All Record/Store
All Store
Per Patient
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Selection
Description
Settings
Default
•
•
•
•
•
1 min
2 min
3 min
4 min
5 min
1 min
ECG Notch
Filter
Assigns Infinity M300 ECG Notch filter setting • 50 Hz
• 60 Hz
60 Hz
Régulation
Sets French Homologation mode
Par
défaut
Display Shut Off Determines how long the Infinity M300
Timer
display remains on with no user activity
• Par défaut
• France
• Click on Accept or on Undo to return to previous settings.
Infinity Telemetry Set Up
Accessing the Infinity Telemetry Setup Screens
1. Click on Biomed in the Main Screen menu bar.
2. Click on Configure Telemetry...
3. Click on one of the following:
Receiver Setup...
Transmitter Setup...
RF Diagnostics...
4. Enter the Biomed password in the password popup.
5. Click on Accept in the popup.
Once you access a Telemetry Setup screen with the Biomed password, you can open
all other Telemetry Setup screens without having to re-enter the Biomed password.
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Infinity Telemetry Receiver Setup
The Receiver Setup screen is further protected by a special password, which is only
accessible to authorized service personnel. For detailed information on the various
setup functions of this screen, please consult the accompanying service
documentation.
To open the Receiver Setup screen see page 18-11.
Receiver Setup Screen Selections
Selection
Description
Country
Permits selection of country from option list (Password protected.
Contact Dräger Service)
ECG Notch Filter
Displays list of possible ECG Notch Filter selections
Regulation
Permits selection of possible Regulation configurations
Receiver Details
S/W Version
Displays Infinity CentralStation software version
ID Label
Displays receiver identification name assigned at installation
Ethernet Address
Displays telemetry receiver IP address configured during installation
Antenna System
Displays Antenna System type
Channel Spacing
Permits channel selections for selected country
Receiver Type
Permits selection of UHF or VHF
Frequency Range
Graphic display of Channel Spacing range
• Click on Accept to save changes or Undo to keep original settings.
Configuring the Transmitter Buttons
In the Transmitter Setup screen, you can configure the transmitter Recording
buttons. These settings determine whether or not a recording or
and the Staff Alert
a staff alert can be initiated from the transmitter.
1. Open the Transmitter Setup screen (page 18-12).
The top of the screen contains the Transmitter Record and Transmitter
Staff Alert buttons.
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2. Click on the Transmitter Record or Transmitter Staff Alert button and
scroll to a setting:
Transmitter Record and Staff Alert Button Selections
Setting
Description
All On
This selection activates the transmitter Staff Alert and Recording buttons for
all telemetry channels. A timed recording is initiated if you press the recording
button, and if you press the staff alert button, a serious alarm is generated at
the Infinity CentralStation. Also, an alarm message appears in the patient’s
corresponding Main Screen and Bed View waveform areas.
All Off
The transmitter staff alert button and recording button are deactivated for all
telemetry channels. You cannot generate any recordings or staff alert calls from
any transmitter.
Per Patient
This setting allows you the greatest flexibility because the transmitter buttons
can be enabled or disabled for each patient individually in the Transmitter
Setup menu (page 3-5)
3. Click on Accept to save the setting or Undo button to keep the previous
setting.
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Radio Frequency Diagnostics
To open the RF Diagnostics screen see “Infinity Telemetry Set Up” on page 18-13.
Available Information on the RF Diagnostics Screen
The RF Diagnostics screen displays the frequency and I.D. for active Infinity
Telemetry patients that currently have a transmitter assigned to the receiver channel.
The screen also provides the information outlined in the following table. This
information is updated every minute even as you are viewing it. Please consult the
Service documentation for further information.
Information
Description
Possible Values
Channel
Lists the channels of the receiver reported by the
receiver subsystem
1 to 4; 1 to 8; 1 to
12; 1 to 16; blank
Frequency
Lists the center operating frequencies (MgHz) of
the receiver’s channels.
abc.defg; blank
I.D.
Lists the transmitter ID number for each channel
as reported by the receiver subsystem. A blank
means that no ID is reported (the transmitter
signal is not being received).
1 to 255; blank
RSSI-dBm
Receiver’s signal strength indicator for each
channel (averaged over 1 minute)
0 to -125 dBm; blank
1 min,
5 min,
10 min,
1 Hour,
24 Hours
Percentage of good ECG signal samples received
over the specified interval
0 to 100%
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This appendix provides information about patient preparation and electrode placement
for telemetry monitoring.
General .......................................................................................................................... A-2
ECG Electrode Placement............................................................................................ A-3
Lead Wire Color Codes.......................................................................................... A-4
Attaching the Pulse Oximeter...................................................................................... A-4
A:
General
Careful skin preparation and proper electrode placement ensure strong signals with
minimal artifact. In case of a technical alarm (e.g., a detached lead), re-prep the patient
according to the following recommendations.
WA R N I N G ! P l a c e t h e I n f i n i t y M 3 0 0 o r I n f i n i t y Te l e m e t r y
device to reduce the possibility of:
- t h e d e v i c e f a l l i n g o n o r i n j u r i n g pa t i e n t .
- a n y a c c e s s o r y c a b l e s a c c i d e n ta l l y e n ta n gl i n g
pa t i e n t ’s n e c k .
Follow hospital protocol for preparing the patient’s skin. To ensure a good quality
signal, change electrodes every 24 to 48 hours (or in accordance with manufacturer’s
instructions). Electrodes may have to be changed more frequently under the following
conditions:
ECG signal degradation
Excessive patient perspiration
Patient skin irritation
A wide selection of reusable and single-use electrodes is available. Select the best
electrode for the monitoring situation. Dräger recommends Ag/AgCl single-use
electrodes. If you are using pre-gelled electrodes, verify that there is enough gel in the
electrode gel-filled area. Never use disposable electrodes after their expiration date or
when the gel has dried out.
Choose electrode sites in the configuration that will provide the best ECG based on
the patient’s underlying cardiac condition and the number of leads you wish to
monitor. (P- and T-wave amplitudes should be no more than one third of the QRS
amplitude.) Select flat, non-muscular sites to maximize electrode contact and
minimize muscle artifact. Avoid joints or bony protrusions. Consider the following
special conditions when selecting sites for electrode placement:
Surgery — Keep the electrodes as far from the surgical site as possible.
Burn Patients — Use sterile electrodes. Clean the equipment thoroughly.
Follow hospital infection control procedures.
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ECG Electrode Placement
WA R N I N G ! W h e n p l a c i n g e l e c t r o d e s , e n s u r e a l l c o n n e c t i n g
w ir e s a re p l a c e d s a f e l y a n d c a n n o t i n j u r e t h e pa t i e n t . S e r i o u s
i n j u r y c a n o c c u r i f t h e e l e c t r o de w i r e s a re a ll o w e d t o e n c i r c l e
t h e n e c k o r e x t r e mi t i e s
The following illustrations show typical ECG electrode placement for 3-, 5-, and 6wire lead sets:
3-Wire Standard
5-Wire Standard
Paced
6-Wire Standard
V+ is only used with 6-wire monitoring.
Dräger recommends that you do
not use this modified placement for
TruST monitoring.
Select 2 chest lead positions
for V and V+ (page 8-14).
Chest Lead Standard
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Lead Wire Color Codes
Lead wire color codes designated by the IEC and the AHA/AAMI appear in the table
that follows.:
ECG Lead
IEC
AHA/AAMI (US)
LA
Yellow
Black
LL
Green
Red
RA
Red
White
RL
Black
Green
White
Brown
V+
Gray and White
Gray and Brown
Attaching the Pulse Oximeter
The accuracy of SpO2 monitoring depends largely on the strength and quality of the
SpO2 signal.
If a finger is used as a monitoring site, remove any nail polish. Cut the patient's finger
nails, if necessary, for better sensor placement. Use only approved sensors and apply
them per the sensor manufacturer’s recommendation (contact your local Dräger
representative for a list of approved sensors). Ambient light can interfere with pulse
oximetry measurements if the sensor is not properly attached, causing erratic
measurement or missing values. Ensure proper sensor placement and cover the sensor
with opaque material if interference due to ambient light is suspected.
CAUTION: Read the instructions provided with the sensor for optimal application
techniques and for safety information.
1. Select the sensor type and size best suited for your patient.
2. If the sensor is reusable, clean it before and after each patient use.
3. Position the sensor correctly and attach it to your patient.
4. Connect the sensor to the patient cable.
5. Inspect the sensor application site frequently. If the sensor is too tight it may
damage the tissue and impede blood flow. If the sensor is damaged, do not use
it.
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NOTE:
Specifications are subject to change.
The telemetry system complies with the Radio Equipment and
Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive (1999/5/EC).
Technical Data .............................................................................................................. B-2
Infinity Telemetry Systems.................................................................................... B-7
Electromagnetic Compatibility .................................................................................. B-20
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Technical Data
Infinity CentralStation
Display Specifications
Display Size
432 mm (17 in.), 533 mm (21 in.) diagonal, CRT or TFT
Resolution
1280 x 1024 pixels (native resolution)
User Controls
Input Device Controls
PS/2-compatible keyboard and PS/2-compatible optical
mouse included in country-specific kit. Optional Dräger
Medical supplied touch screen is also supported.
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Processor
Intel® XeonTM Processor minimum 3.20 GHz
Storage
• (1) minimum GB RAM, 1.44 Mb 3.5 in. floppy drive
• (1) DVD/CDRW
• (2) minimum 73 GB hard drives
Disk Array
SCSI Raid 1 in locked drive bay (available with locked option)
Software Updates
• 1.44 MB 3.5 inch floppy disk drive
• CD-ROM
Connections
• 2 Asynchronous RS-232 serial ports
• 2 GB LAN connections
• 4 USB ports
Network Connectivity
• Infinity Network
• Infinity TruST Telemetry Network
Video Output
Dual Head PCI 32M graphics board,
1280 x 1024 @ 75 Hz
Audio Output
Internal speaker standard. Dräger Medical supplied external
speakers also required
Alarm Grades
Life-threatening, Serious, Advisory
(Audible and visual indicators)
Number of patients supported
per CPU
• 16 patients with single display
• 32 patients with two displays
Electrical Specifications
Power consumption
115V / 230V 4.0A/2.0A
Power Output
Up to 460W
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Infinity CentralStation(continued)
Environmental Requirements
Cooling
Passive heatsink moved across 1 - 120 mm fan
SCA drive array and power supply cooled by dedicated
80 mm fans
Operation Temperature
0 to 45oC (32 to 113oF)
Non-Operating Conditions
-20 to 50oC (-4 to 122oF)
Altitude
Operating: 3500 m (11000 feet)
Storage: 10600 m (35000 feet)
Acoustic Noise
< 53 dBA
Physical Attributes
Size (H x W x D)
426.7 x 218.4 x 508.0 mm (16.8 x 8.6 x 20.0 in.)
Weight
22.5 kg (50 lbs.)
Regulatory Standards
Compliances
UL/CSA/CE Certification as required per Original Equipment
Manufacturers (OEM). Infinity CentralStation is CE marked in
accordance with the requirements of the 93/42/EEC Medical
Device Directive.
Uninterruptible Power Supply (350VA, 120V, 220V)
Connections
Infinity CentralStation, Infinity TruST Telemetry Receiver
Audio output
< 45 dB at 1 m (3 ft.)
Physical Specifications
Size (H x W x D)
165 x 114 x 368 cm (6.5 x 4.5 x 14.5 in.)
Weight
11.3 kg (25 lbs.)
Electrical Specifications
Inverter Waveform
Low distortion sine wave
Input voltage
115, 220, 230, 240 VAC ± 20% (nominal, user-selectable)
Input frequency
50/60 Hz ± 5%
Noise Rejection Isolation
With unit under power and an ANSI/IEEE C62.41 Cat. A pulse
applied either normal or common mode at the input, the noise
output voltage will be <10 normal mode and < 0.5V common
mode in all 4 quadrants (CM-NM, NM-NM, CM-CM, NM-CM).
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Uninterruptible Power Supply (350VA, 120V, 220V)(continued)
Surge Voltage Withstand
Capability
Tested under power to ANSI/IEEE C62.41 Cat. A & B (formerly
IEEE 587-1980). Cat. A 6000V @ 200 amps, 0.5 usec risetime,
100 kHz decay, Cat. B 6000V @ 500 amps, 0.5 usec risetime,
100 kHz decay.
Battery charging time
3 to 8 hours
Backup time
6 to 20 minutes (half/full loaded)
Internal batteries
2 -12 volt user hot-swap batteries, recharge time 4 hours
Indicators
LEDs for Load level, voltage manager boost, voltage manager
nominal, voltage manager buck, on battery, replace battery,
overload
Environmental Requirements
Operation Temperature
0 to 40oC (32 to 104oF)
Non-Operating Conditions
-20 to 60oC (-4 to 140oF)
Altitude
Operating: 3000 m (10000 feet)
Storage: 3000 m (10000 feet)
Wall Mountable
Yes
Regulatory Standards
Compliances
UL 1778, cUL 1778
Laser Printer
Black and white 1200x1200 dpi laser printers, 115V/220V sold separately. Contact Dräger Medical
to obtain list of supported laser printers.
Strip Recorder
Infinity R50N Network Strip Recorder provides two-channel strip recordings of automatically captured arrhythmia or alarm events or manually initiated recordings.
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Infinity Telemetry Systems
Infinity M300 System
Infinity M300 Programming Cable
Connections
PC via 3m or optional 20m Serial cable
HxWXD
44.0 x 96.5 x 96.4 mm (1.7 x 3.8 x 3.8 in.)
Weight
450 g (1 lb.)
Method
Directly to PC and to SpO2 connector of Infinity M300
Infinity M300
Physical Specifications
Size, H x W x D
139.7 x 76.2 x 30.4 mm (5.6 x 3 x 1.2 in)
Weight
276.4 g (9.75 oz) with battery
Cooling
Convection
Disposal
All materials must be disposed of or recycled properly and in
accordance with local regulations. There are no known
special disposal requirements for any accessories.
Connections
ECG, SpO2, Programming Cable
Environmental Specifications
Atmospheric Pressure
Operating: 647 to 1060 hPa
Storage: 500 to 1060 hPa
Temperature
Operating: 0 to 40° C (32 to 104 °F)
Storage: -20 to 60° C (-4 to 140 °F)
Humidity (non condensing)
Operating: 10% to 85%
Storage: 10% to 85%
Shock
IEC 60068-2-27
50 g half-sine waveform, 11 mS duration,
3 shocks in each +/- directions/axis, 18 total shocks,
3 mutually perpendicular axes
Frequency Response
0.5 - 40 Hz: ± 3 dB
Sinusoidal Vibration
IEC 68-2-6
5-10 Hz @ 0.098 DA, 100-500 Hz @ 2 G
10 sweep cycles/axis, 3 axes, 1 octave / minute
Random Vibration
IEC 60068-2-36
Reproducibility Medium
ASD 10 to 20 Hz: 0.05 g2 /Hz, -3dB/Octave
ASD 20 to 150 Hz: 0.05 g2 /Hz, -3dB/Octave
Duration: 30 min
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Infinity M300(continued)
Bump
IEC60068-2-29
Peak acceleration: 15 g
Pulse duration: 6 ms
Number of bumps: 1000
Direction: Vertical (normal operating position)
Free Fall
IEC 60068-2-32, Procedure 1
Height of fall: 1 m
Number of falls: 1 on each of six surfaces
Drop
Per IEC68-2-31, Packaged drop- 30"
Water Resistance
Per EN 60529 rating IPX7
Electrical Characteristics
Power Source
Rechargeable lithium ion battery
Mode of operation
Continuous
Typical Battery Run Time
ECG only
18 hours
User Interface
User Interface
6 fixed keys: alarm pause, view screen, staff alert, record/
mark event, up/down screen scroll,
Audio annunciator,
LCD Display
Alarm Indicator
LED Battery Charging Indicator,
Visual Alarm Banners on LCD,
Audible alarms via speaker
Display
Type
Color Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
Communications
Network
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (802.11b)
Operating Frequencies
ISM-2.4: 2400MHz to 2483.5MHz
Arrhythmia
Leads Analyzed
Any user-selected, non-derived single lead or Lead II and V
Detected Events/Rhythms
Asystole, Ventricular Fibrillation, Ventricular Tachycardia,
Sinus Bradycardia, Ventricular Run, Accelerated
Idioventricular Rhythm, Supraventricular Tachycardia,
Ventricular Couplet, Ventricular Bigeminy, Sinus Tachycardia,
Pause, Artifact, PVC/min
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Infinity M300(continued)
ECG
Available leadsAdult/Pediatric
I, II, III, aVL, aVR, aVF, V, V+V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6, dV1,
dV2, dV3, dV4, dV5, dV6 (dVx leads using TruST 12-lead
algorithm K030738)
Measurement Range
15 to 300 bpm
Accuracy
± 2 beats/minute or ± 1%, whichever is greater
Degree of protection against
electrical shock
Type CF
Defibrillation Protection
95%, 0.5 periods
>95%, 0.5 periods
Dip 60%, 5 periods
60%, 5 periods
Dip 30%, 25 periods
30%, 25 periods
Dip >95%, 5 seconds
>95%, 5 seconds
Mains power should be that of a
typical commercial or hospital
environment. If user requires
continued operation during power
mains interruptions insure that
batteries are installed and
charged. Insure that battery life
exceeds longest anticipated
power outages or provide and
additional uninterruptible power
source.
Conducted RF
RF coupled into lines
(IEC 61000-4-6)
150 kHz – 80 MHz:
3 V/m
Radiated RF
(IEC 61000-4-3)
80 MHz – 2.5 GHz
3 V/m
Electromagnetic environment
Portable and mobile RF
communications equipment
should be used no closer to any
part of the, including cables, than
the recommended separation
distance calculated from the
equation applicable to the
frequency of the transmitter as
below.
Recommended separation
distance:
d=1.2/V1]√P
d=1.2/√P 80 MHz to 800MHz
d=2.3√P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
where ‘P’ is the maximum
output power rating of the
transmitter in watts according to
the transmitter manufacturer
and ‘d’ is the recommended
separation distance in metres.
Field strengths from fixed RF
transmitters, as determined by an
electromagnetic site survey1,
should be less than the
compliance level in each
frequency range2.
Interference may occur in the
vicinity of equipment marked with
the wireless symbol:
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Electromagnetic Compatibility
Electromagnetic Immunity
Immunity against...
IEC 60601-1-2 test level
Compliance level
(of this device)
Electromagnetic environment
1Field
strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and land
mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast, and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically
with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic
site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the equipment is used
exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the equipment should be observed to verify normal
operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as re-orienting
or relocating the equipment.
2If the frequency range is 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.
Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and
the equipment
Rated maximum output
power of Transmitter
(watts)
Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter (meters)
150 kHz to 80 MHz
d=1.2/V1]√P
80 MHz to 800MHz
d=1.2/V1]√P
800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
d=2.3√P
0.01
0.12
0.12
0.23
0.1
0.38
0.38
0.73
1.2
1.2
2.3
10
3.8
3.8
7.3
100
12
12
23
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed, the recommended separation distance ‘d’ (in
meters) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where ‘P’ is the
maximum output power rating of the transmitter (in watts) according to the transmitter manufacturer.
NOTE:
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At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency
range applies.
These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic
propagation is affected by absorption and reflection from structures,
objects, and people.
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Infinity CentralStation
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C: Cleaning
CAUTION! Do not sterilize any components.
Cleaning the Infinity CentralStation............................................................................ C-2
Cleaning and Disinfecting Infinity Telemetry and Infinity M300.............................. C-2
Recommended Cleaning Agents .......................................................................... C-3
Patient Cables ........................................................................................................ C-3
Reusable ECG Electrodes ..................................................................................... C-3
Reusable SpO2 Sensor.......................................................................................... C-3
Cleaning the MicrO2/MicrO2+® Oximeter................................................................... C-4
Oximeter.................................................................................................................. C-4
Reusable Sensor .................................................................................................... C-4
C:
Cleaning the Infinity CentralStation
CAUTION!
Do not immerse the CPU or its peripherals.
Do not pour or spray cleaning solution directly on equipment surfaces.
Do not allow fluids to contact electrical connectors or drip into ventilation
openings.
During normal use the display, CPU, accessories, and peripherals may become soiled.
Clean these components according to the original manufacturer's Instructions For Use
or hospital protocol for computer equipment and peripherals.
Cleaning and Disinfecting Infinity Telemetry
and Infinity M300
CAUTION!
Do not use disinfectants other than those recommended by Dräger. The use of
non-approved disinfectants can damage the device.
Do not use disinfectants containing phenol. Do not use strong aromatic ketone,
ether, or ester solvents, or sharp tools and abrasives. These will damage the
device.
Do not gas sterilize, steam autoclave, immerse, or rinse the device in fluids. If
you accidentally spill liquid on the device, remove the battery and contact the
Hospital Biomedical Engineering Dept. regarding the continued safety of the
unit before placing it back in operation.
1. Clean the device with gauze moistened in soapy water.
2. Thoroughly dry with a lint-free cloth.
3. Disinfect the device with gauze moistened in a cleaning agent.
4. Thoroughly dry with a lint-free cloth.
C-2
Infinity CentralStation
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Cleaning and Disinfecting Infinity Telemetry and Infinity M300
Recommended Cleaning Agents
Dräger recommends the following cleaning agents for Infinity Telemetry and Infinity
M300.
Diluted isopropyl alcohol
Sodium hypochlorite 2.5%
Green tinctured soap
Patient Cables
Clean the patient cables with a gauze pad moistened with a soap solution.
Dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth.
To disinfect patient cables, wipe the cables with a gauze moistened with
diluted alcohol.
Dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth.
Reusable ECG Electrodes
Clean grabber-wire clips regularly with a toothbrush.
Remove any gel residue from the electrode by brushing it off under running
water.
Clean the electrodes with a gauze moistened with a soap solution.
Dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth.
Disinfect the electrodes with a gauze moistened with diluted alcohol.
Dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth.
Reusable SpO2 Sensor
See the cleaning instructions and recommendations provided with the sensor.
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Infinity CentralStation
C-3
C:
Cleaning the MicrO2/MicrO2+® Oximeter
Oximeter
1. Turn the oximeter off.
2. Clean the oximeter with gauze moistened in soapy water.
3. Thoroughly dry with a lint-free cloth.
4. Disinfect the oximeter with gauze moistened in diluted isopropyl alcohol
(70%), or sodium hypochlorite (2.5%).
5.
Thoroughly dry with a lint-free cloth.
Reusable Sensor
1. Unplug the sensor from the oximeter.
Disposable sensors are intended for single-use only and should not be
reprocessed.
NOTE:
2. Clean reusable sensors according to the instructions supplied with the sensor
CAUTION!
C-4
Do not use disinfectants containing phenol. Do not use strong aromatic ketone,
ether, or ester solvents, or sharp tools and abrasives. These will damage the
oximeter.
Do not use disinfectants other than those recommended. The use of nonapproved disinfectants can damage the oximeter.
Do not gas sterilize, steam autoclave, immerse, or rinse the oximeter and its
reusable sensor in fluids. If you accidentally spill liquid on the device, remove
the battery and contact the Hospital Biomedical Engineering Dept. regarding
the continued safety of the unit before placing it back in operation.
Infinity CentralStation
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These Instructions for Use only apply to
Infinity CentralStation
with Infinity Telemetry System
and with Infinity M300
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with the Serial No.:
If no Serial No. has been filled in by Dräger,
these Instructions for Use are provided for
general information only and are not intended
for use with any specific machine or device.
This document is provided for customer information only, and will not be updated or
exchanged without customer request.
Directive 93/42/EEC
for medical devices
Manufactured by
Draeger Medical Systems, Inc.
3135 Quarry Road
Telford, PA 18969
U.S.A.
(215) 721-5400
(800) 4DRAGER
(800) 437-2437
FAX (215) 723-5935
http://www.draeger.com
MS23349 RI 01
© Dräger Medical Systems, Inc.
05/2008
Dräger reserves the right to make modifications to the equipment without prior
notice.
In Europe, Middle East, Africa, Latin
America, Asia Pacific distributed by
Dräger Medical AG & Co.
KG
Moislinger Allee 53 – 55
D-23542 Lübeck
Deutschland
+49 451 8 82-0
FAX
+49 451 8 82-20 80
http://www.draeger.com

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