Introduction, What can i do with the temperature option, How do i use the temperature option – ZOLL M Series CCT Defibrillator Rev C User Manual
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Introduction
What Can I Do With the Temperature Option?
Using the Temperature option you can do the following:
• Take two continuous temperature measurements simultaneously.
• Display two temperature values (T1 and T2) and the absolute value of the difference between the
two values ( T).
• Print all three temperature values and their time of measurement.
• Store temperature measurements in code summary, trend memory, and a PCMCIA memory card.
• Configure alarms to go off when the unit detects temperature values above or below user-
programmable limits.
How Do I Use the Temperature Option?
To take safe and accurate temperature measurements using the M Series Temperature option, you
must do all of the following:
1. Select the proper YSI 400 compatible temperature probe.
2. Connect temperature probe to the patient and the M Series.
3. Configure alarms (if present settings are not appropriate).
4. Read the display.
Each step corresponds to a section in this chapter. Read each section carefully before you use the
M Series Temperature option.
WARNING! Do not use the Temperature option without proper training.
How Does the Temperature Option Work?
The Temperature option consists of the following:
• YSI 400 compatible temperature probe.
• Temperature probe interface cable, if needed for use with disposable temperature probes.
• Data acquisition and signal processing module inside M Series unit.
When measuring temperature with the M Series, the following occurs:
1. Thermistor in temperature probe converts temperature to electrical resistance.
2. M Series unit measures this resistance, converts it into degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit and
continuously displays the temperature values.
3. If two temperature probes are connected, the M Series unit also calculates and displays the
difference between the two measured temperatures ( T).
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