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Chapter 4 Adjust monitoring settings and patient information

Welch Allyn Acuity Central Monitoring System

Response time: SpO

2

and CO

2

Task

Clicks at Virtual Monitor

Notes

(Propaq Encore and CS
monitors) Set SpO

2

response time.

1. SpO2 or SpO2/CO2
2. SpO2
3. MORE
4. RESPONSE

Can be changed also at the patient monitor.

(Propaq Encore and CS
monitors) Set CO

2

response time.

1. SpO2/CO2
2. CO2
3. MORE
4. RESPONSE

Can be changed also at the patient monitor.

Waveforms and pacer display

Adjust sweep speed of
all waveforms except
CO

2

and RESP.

1. MAIN MENU
2. MORE
3. MORE
4. NEXT
5. CHANGE

Waveform sweep speed changes in the Virtual Monitor and
Waveform Window.

You can adjust RESP sweep speed separately in this window,
and CO

2

sweep speed changes with it.

Optimize all waveform
scales (except CO

2

).

1. MAIN MENU
2. MORE
3. STATSCALE

Waveforms are adjusted for best display in the Virtual
Monitor and Waveform Window.

Turn on or turn off the
pacer display.

No Arrhythmia Analysis
option:
1. ECG or ECG/RESP
2. MORE, (MORE), (MORE)
3. NEXT
4. CHANGE

Arrhythmia Analysis option:
1. Setup
2. Arrhythmia Alarms
3. Pacer Display

Also set Analyze Pacer for
arrhythmia monitoring. For
instructions, please see

page 62

.

The pacer display is shown as a dashed line in the waveform
areas of the Virtual Monitor, Waveform Window and
Waveforms Review window.

WARNING Keep all pacemaker patients under close
observation. Rate meters might continue to count the
pacemaker rate during occurrences of cardiac arrest or
some arrhythmias. Do not rely solely upon rate meter
alarms.

WARNING Always turn on Analyze Pacers for paced
patients, and always turn off Analyze Pacers for non-
paced patients. The Acuity System analyzes
arrhythmias based on whether the Analyze Pacers
setting is on or off. The Analyze Pacers setting is Off
by default

.

Table 2. Typical monitoring functions at the Virtual Monitor