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2.1.1 MAP (Mean Arterial Pressure)


Mean Arterial Pressure is calculated from the systolic and diastolic measurements. MAP may be
optionally displayed by selecting it on the Advanced Configuration menu. MAP is displayed in the upper
left corner of the screen.

MAP - (Mean Arterial Pressure) display can be
turned on and off by using the Advanced
Configuration menu. When MAP is shown, you
will see it in the upper left corner of the screen,
above the ECG waveform.

To display (or turn off) MAP, enter the Advanced
Configuration menu:

• Press the

Date/Time

button.

• Press the

Trend

button.

• Use the left

Select

button to highlight

MAP.”

• Press the left

Set

to choose “Yes” or “No.”

• Press the

Trend

button again to exit

Advanced Configuration.

If MAP is displayed on the screen, it will also
appear in the trend data and in the current
readings of a waveform printout.

Alarms - When either of the MAP limits are
exceeded, an audible alarm sounds and the
affected measurement flashes. If the Print On
Alarm configuration is set to Yes, a MAP alarm
will trigger an automatic print. You can silence
the MAP alarm, and all alarms, by pressing the
large blue

Silence

button at the right side of the

instrument. This will silence all alarms for 60, 90,
or 120 seconds, depending on the setting selected
in Advanced Configuration. However, any
measurement still outside the set limits will flash.
When alarms are silenced, they do not trigger a
Print On Alarm.

To suspend the MAP alarm, press the

BP

ALARMS Off

button so the red LED in the button

lights. A suspended alarm will still flash if it goes
outside the range of the limits, but it will not
sound the audible alarm. When an alarm is

suspended, it will not trigger a Print On Alarm.

Note:
The BP alarm can be suspended for only 3

minutes when the language setting is
configured to “Francais”. If the language is set
to any other language, pressing the

BP

ALARMS Off

button will suspend the alarm

until you remove the suspension.


Note: MAP is calculated mathematically from the

Systolic and Diastolic pressures; it is not
measured directly.


Setting alarm limits – If MAP is displayed, you
can set the alarm limits, using the

Select

and

Set

buttons on the left side of the monitor to follow
these steps:

• Press the left Select button to cycle

through MAP

HI

and

LO

,

Heart Rate

HI

and

LO

, Respiration

HI

and

LO

(models 622xx

or 623xx)

, then (model 623xx) CO

2

HI

and

LO

.

• Each push of Select moves you to the next

limit. Stop at the limit you want to set. The
measurement and

HI

or

LO

will flash,

indicating which limit is being changed.

• Press the Set button up or down to raise or

lower the alarm limit. (When you come to
the end of the range, the numbers will stop
changing).

• Press the Select button again to go to the

next limit, or press it several times until
none of the measurements flash and no

HI

or

LO

indicators are lit. The instrument is

now in its normal measurement mode. (If
you do not press any button for 10 seconds,
the instrument will automatically revert to
its normal measurement mode).