Dräger Infinity Cockpit Bedienungsanleitung

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User Quick Reference Guide

Infinity®Cockpit

Basic Guide

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GETTING STARTED

Use touch screen and/or optional mouse and keyboard to achieve most functions. When

a YELLOW box appears, use the rotary knob or arrow keys on the keyboard to make

changes. Press the rotary knob or Enter key on the keyboard to confirm the change.

Touch the Home key on the monitor to return to waveform view.

INTENDED USE

The Infinity Acute Care System (IACS) is intended for the monitoring of multi‐parameter,

physiological patient information obtained from connected hardware in environments

where patient care is provided by trained healthcare professionals. The IACS is intended

to monitor one patient at a time. It is capable of monitoring the following parameters:

heart rate, arrhythmia (adult and paediatric only), 12‐lead monitoring, ST‐segment

analysis, 12‐lead

ST‐segment analysis (adult and paediatric only), respiratory rate, IBP, NIBP, temperature,

CO, arterial oxygen saturation, SpO2 and etCO2 monitoring.

CONNECTING THE PATIENT

• Prep the patient’s skin, place ECG electrodes appropriately

• Place SpO2 sensor on patient

• Place blood pressure cuff on patient

• Touch anywhere on the monitor screen to begin active patient monitoring

ALARM LEVELS

• High (life‐threatening) alarm flashes red and sounds two alternating tones. L‐T alarms

must be manually silenced. Press the yellow Audio paused fixed key to silence the

alarm. All audible alarm signals are paused for a maximum of 2 minutes.

• Medium (serious) alarm flashes yellow and sounds the same tone twice. A serious

alarm will reset if the cause of the alarm no longer exists.

• Low (advisory) alarm flashes cyan and sounds a single tone. An advisory alarm will

reset if the cause of the alarm no longer exists.

Infinity®Cockpit –Basic Guide

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ACCESSING PARAMETER FUNCTIONS AND MENUS

Infinity®Cockpit –Basic Guide

PATIENT SETUP FUNCTIONS

ADMIT

• Touch the Patient Category field on

the blue header bar

• Enter the desired data

CHANGE PATIENT CATEGORY

• Touch the Patient Category field on

the blue header bar

• Select the Patient Category desired

•Press the Rotary Knob to confirm

** Patient category is displayed on

screen**

ACCESS/ACTIVATE PRIVACY SCREEN

• Touch the Quick Access symbol

next to Start/Standby…

• Touch Privacy

• Waveforms & alarms are still

visible/audible at ICS

•Touch the screen to restore bedside

display

** Note: Only available when

connected to Infinity Central Station**

PLACE MONITOR IN STANDBY

• Touch the Quick Access symbol

next to Start/Standby… on the

main menu bar

•Touch Standby

•Touch the screen to restore bedside

display

** All data and settings are retained in

standby while monitoring is suspended **

DISCHARGE

•Touch the Quick Access symbol

next to Start/Standby…

• Touch Discharge

•Touch Discharge to confirm

** This deletes all saved patient

information & settings **

ACCESS SAVED DATA

• Touch Trends/Data…

• Touch Trends

• Use the tabs on the right to change

between Table/Graph

•Touch View to change the time

interval

•Touch Print to send to Laser Printer

REVIEW EVENTS

• Touch the Alarms… button on the

main menu bar

•Touch Alarm History

•Select an event to review

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Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

ECG

SHOW ALL LEADS

• Touch the HR parameter box

• Select Show All tab

CHANGE DISPLAYED LEADS

• Touch HR parameter box

• Next to Leads, touch the currently

displayed lead to be changed

• Touch desired lead to be displayed

•Repeat above to change other channels

displayed on the main screen

NIBP

• Touch NIBP parameter box

• Touch Interval Time

• Select the desired time interval

• Press NIBP Start/Stop button to begin

the interval setting

• To stop a measurement press NIBP

Start/Stop button

SPO2 MONITORING

• Touch SpO2parameter box

• Touch Waveform Size and use the

rotary knob to set appropriately

• Touch Pulse Tone Volume and Tone

Source buttons to activate

ACTIVATE PACEMAKER DETECTION

• Touch HR parameter box

• Touch Settings 2

•Touch Pacer Detection ON

** Note: Pacer Detection is not active when

ESU filter suppression is used **

MASIMO RAINBOW SETTECHNOLOGY

• Touch SpO2 parameter box

• Touch Pulse CO-Ox tab

• Under Parameter Display choose which

value will be the large font by selecting it

in first box. The other two values will be

smaller font

INVASIVE PRESSURES

• Connect hemo pod or cable to M540

• Ensure the transducer adapter cable is

attached to hemo pod

• Attach the transducer to the end of the

adapter cable

• The pressure will automatically appear

when connected

CHANGE IBP LABELS

• Touch the IBP parameter box

• Touch desired IBP tab

•Touch the Label button and select

desired label

ZERO TRANSDUCER

• Turn stoplocks off to patient and open

to air level equal with the phlebostatic

axis (except for ICP monitoring)

• Touch to IBP parameter box

• Touch Zero ->0<- button

CHANGE THE WAVEFORM SCALE

• Touch the IBP parameter box

• Touch desired IBP tab

•Select Scale size desired

ALARM LIMITS

•Touch any Parameter Box on monitor

screen

• Touch the column to be changed

• Utilise the Rotary knob or keyboard

arrows to change

• Press the Rotary knob or Enter to

confirm

•Verify the alarm is On/Off as desired

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ARRHYTHMIA

•Touch the Alarms button on the main

menu bar

•Touch Limits tab

•Touch ARR tab on right of page

•Touch arrhythmia to be changed

•Customise type of alarm, rate, count

and

archive function as desired

RECORDINGS

•Touch the Quick Access symbol next to

Trends/Data…

•Touch the Timed Recording button for a

timed R50 strip recording

REPORTS

•Touch Trends/Data tab then Reports

•Select General Reports for all reports

•Select OR Report for a combination of

demographics and gas/agents delivered

together with case timing

•Set up allows choice of reports in a

summary

DRUG CALCULATIONS

•Touch Procedures…

•Touch Drug dosage tab

•Touch Drug calculation tab

•Touch the down arrow button to

choose a drug

•Enter or verify patient weight

•Enter a dose or rate desired

•A chart of the drug calculations will

appear

Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

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Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

UNDERSTANDING THE MAIN MENU BAR

Alarms… Opens the Alarms dialogue

Mark event Stores an event in the Alarm History

Code Executes pre-configured functions during an emergency

Views… Opens the Views… dialogue window

Freeze Stops all waveforms for 60 seconds

Trends/Data… Opens the Trends/Data… dialogue window

Procedures… Opens the Procedures dialogue window

Sensor Parameters Opens the Sensor Parameters dialogue window

NIBP start/stop Starts or stops an NIBP measurement. The button remains

selected during a measurement. To cancel the measurement,

select the button again

Zero all Zeros all transducers open to air simultaneously

System Setup Opens the System Setup dialog window

Start/Standby… Opens the Start/Standby dialogue window

Home Returns to the main screen and closes any dialogue window

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Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

MAIN MENU CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

Your institution may have configured the main menu to allow quicker access to more

frequently used functions. In the table above, all functions listed (on the left) in bold

cannot be changed and will always appear in the main menu. A maximum of 14 function

keys are available.

Any of the following functions may be re-assigned (items not marked in bold); Mark event,

Code, Freeze, NIBP start/stop, Home.

The following functions may be assigned to replace the default function keys:

•All alarms paused

•Auto set all

•Day/Night Mode

•Default view

•Discharge

•NIBP continuous

•Pacer detection

•Print Case Summary

•Print screen

•Privacy

•Relearn ARR

•Relearn ST

•Remote View

•Rest ECG report

•Show all ECG

•Standby

•Start C.O

•Start wedge

•Trend graph report

•Trend table report

•Venous stasis

•Zero all

** Note: If the configured function keys are not assigned they will remain in the menu

structure under the quick access toolbar. Please see next page for the explanation of

the quick access toolbar **

** Those items highlighted in bold indicate keys that open secondary functionality screens **

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Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

UNDERSTANDING THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR

Quick Access Symbol Associated Toolbar

All alarms off or All alarms paused

(depending on configuration)

Show all ECGs

Remote View

Print Screen

ECG report

Rest ECG report

Timed wfm. Report

Continuous wfm. Report

Trend graph report

Trend table report

ST report

Alarm History report

Calculations report

Continuous recording

Timed recording

Zero all

NIBP continuous

Venous stasis

Standby

Discharge

Privacy

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Infinity®Cockpit - Basic Guide

ECG COLOUR CODES AND PLACEMENT

PATIENT PREPARATION

The quality of an ECG is dependent

on the preparation and the

resistance between the skin and the

electrode. To ensure a good quality

ECG and minimize the skin/

electrode resistance, remember the

following points:

1. Ensure the patient is warm and

relaxed.

2. Shave electrode area before

cleaning, if required.

3. Thoroughly clean the area with

alcohol.

4. Allow skin to dry prior to applying

electrode.

4th right intercostal space at

the sternal border.

4th left intercostal space at the

sternal border.

Midway between position V2 and

position V4.

5th left intercostal space in the

midclavicular line (MCL).

At the anterior axillary line (AAL)

at the same horizontal level as

position V4.

At midaxillary line (MAL) at the

same horizontal level as position V4.

Insert the 6-lead (B) and the

4-lead wire sets (C) into the

recessed channel (A) on the

side of the M540

CHEST LEAD PLACEMENT

Lead Electrode placement

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CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA

Moislinger Allee 53-55

23558 Lubeck, Germany

www.draeger.com

AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND

MELBOURNE (Head Office) AUCKLAND

Draeger Australia Pty Ltd Draeger New Zealand Ltd

8 Acacia Place Unit 4, 24 Bishop Dunn Place

Notting Hill VIC 3168 East Tamaki, Auckland

Tel (Toll-Free) 1800 372 437 Tel 0800 559 186

Tel +61 3 9265 5000

customer.service@draeger.com customer.service@draeger.com

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