How to test a masimo rainbow spo2, How to perform an oximeter limits test, Oxygen limits test – Fluke Biomedical ProSim 6 User Manual
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Vital Signs Simulator
Oximeter SpO2 Optical Emitter and Detector
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3. Push or to highlight a type value in the list. Below is the list of types in the
Product.
Nellcor Philips
Masimo Hihon
Khoden
Masimo Rainbow
Mindray
Nonin BCI
GE/Ohmeda
4. Push to set the type value and go back to the SpO2 screen.
To test other manufacturer types of oximeters, you must download R-Curve data into the
Product through the USB Port. Oximeter R-Curve design and data download is done
through the Ansur functionality.
How to Test a Masimo Rainbow SpO2
When you set the SpO2 type parameter to Masimo Rainbow, you must connect the
Product to the monitor with the optional SpO2 Masimo Rainbow cable. See the Optional
Accessories table for a part number. The SpO2 screen shows three more parameters than
what is shown for other types of sensors: SpMet, SpCO, and SpHb.
SpMet, SpCO, and SpHb can not be set through the Product. The special Masimo
Rainbow cable sets them based on the measured SpO2 percent. At 100 %, SpMet = 0 %,
SpCO = 0 %, and SpHb = 25 g/dl. A -1 % change in SpO2 changes SpMet +0.3 %, SpCO
by +0.7 %, and SpHb by -0.5 %. SpHb does not change for values of SpO2 above 90 %.
Note
The ProSim 8 tests Masimo Rainbow technology with an optional adapter
supplied by Masimo that allows the ProSim two-wavelength to test the
Rainbow multiple wavelength system.
Note
Since a special Masimo testing sensor is required to connect the ProSim 8
to Masimo Rainbow Oximeter, the ProSim 8 only validates performance of
Oximeter, not the Masimo Rainbow sensor (the SpHb, SpCO and SpMet
values from the Masimo technology are generated based on the SpO2 value
provided to the test sensor and are not able to be changed independently).
How to Perform an Oximeter Limits Test
Most oximeters have alarms that can be set for the parameters it measures. The Product
can be used to trip the alarm as a test. Connect the Oximeter to the Product as shown in
Figure 47.
Oxygen Limits Test
You do a sensitivity test on an oximeter through SpO2 value adjustments. To do an
oxygen limits test:
1. Set the oxygen alarm limit value(s) on the oximeter.
2. From the SpO2 screen, push or to highlight the SpO2 value.
3. Push .
4. Push to increase the oxygen saturation until the oximeter alarm sounds.
5. Push to decrease the oxygen saturation until the oximeter alarm sounds.