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Virtual Monitor
An Acuity System Virtual Monitor represents a patient monitor and the information
obtained from the monitor. The appearance and button sequences can differ from the
actual patient monitor.
Options or monitor functions that are not available are shown in faint gray type.
MCO
2
indicates mainstream CO
2.
SCO
2
indicates sidestream CO
2
. IPI indicates
Integrated Pulmonary Index and displays when the IPI feature is enabled on the
Welch Allyn 1500 Patient Monitor.
Bells appear in larger numeric zones.
•
Solid bell indicates that all of this vital sign’s alarm limits are set.
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Half-shaded bell indicates that some of this vital sign’s alarm limits are set.
•
Bell missing from larger numeric zone indicates that none of this vital sign’s
alarm limits are set.
Up to eight labeled numeric displays
Buttons are visible when the pointer is within the window. Options or monitor
functions that are not available or active are shown in faint gray type.
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Setup: Opens setup windows for Patient ID, Alarms, Printouts, Waveform
Window, Arrhythmia Alarms, and ST Analysis.
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Review: Opens review windows for Graphical Trends, Tabular Trends/Events,
Waveforms, Arrhythmia Events, and OxyCRG.
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Suspend: Suspends an audible alarm tone for 90 seconds.
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Snapshot: Prints a snapshot at the Acuity Central Station printer.
Alarm and alert messages replace patient mode indicator.
F. Patient/monitor status icon
Patient/monitor status icon. For details about all status icons, see
.
Up to three waveform display areas
For patient monitors that include Masimo SpO
2
measurement capabilities,
indicator beneath SpO
2
wave is Signal IQ
TM
. For more information, refer to Masimo
Corporation literature.
F. Patient/
monitor
status icon
D. Buttons
B. Bells
C. Numerics
A. CO
2,
IPI
H. ECG lead
E. Patient
mode/
messages
I. Color indicates status.
G. Waveforms