Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 1 June 14, 2012, Rev E
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1 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 1 Using the Laerdal Patient Monitor The Laerdal Patient Monitor software is used to simulate a typical Patient Monitor found in hospitals and ambulances. It is made available for the learners during patient simulation to monitor and observe changes in the patient s clinical status. In a sense it will also serve as a communication channel between the learners and the instructor from which the learners can request radiology and lab reports. For help with a specific topic or function, please click on a topic or area of the Patient Monitor screen in the below. Alternatively, use this document from beginning to end as a complete guide to the Patient Monitor. You can return to this menu by using the links throughout the document. Starting the Patient Monitor Application Setup menus Troubleshooting common problems Contacting Laerdal Note: This symbol is used to indicate that a feature or function is not available on SimPad. Screen Alarm Volume Waves and Parameters Menu line
2 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 2 NOTE: The index items are clickable as hyperlinks Starting the Patient Monitor Application... 4 Connection Settings... 6 Exiting the Patient Monitor Application... 7 Configuring the Patient Monitor... 8 Profile settings... 9 Scenario Initial State settings... 9 Modifying the Patient Monitor display during use Activation of sensors Setup menus Main Screen Main Setup Screen settings Alarm Volume settings Menu line Silence alarms Pause Alarms NBP Start Zero Pressures Cardiac Output Wedge TOF (Train of Four) Graph Trends lead ECG QRS Volume Alarm Volume Radiology Media Labs Wave and Parameter menus Alarm settings Circulation ECG wave Electrocardiogram ECG Heart Rate QRS Volume Pulse NBP Non-invasive Blood Pressure PAP wave Pulmonary Artery Pressure PAP Pulmonary Artery Pressure ABP wave - Arterial Blood Pressure ABP Arterial Blood Pressure WP Pulmonary Wedge Pattern CVP Central Venous Pressure Wave CVP Central Venous Pressure C.O. Cardiac Output... 35
3 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 3 Physiological parameters TPeri Peripheral Temperature Tblood Invasive blood temperature ICP Intracranial pressure TOF Train of Four Breathing and gas parameters SpO 2 wave Plethysmogram SpO 2 Oxygen saturation awrr Respiratory Rate CO 2 wave End-tidal Carbon Dioxide CO 2 End-tidal Carbon Dioxide pressure N 2 O Nitrous Oxide pressures O 2 Oxygen pressures ph Arterial ph Anesthetic gases and parameters Troubleshooting common problems Contacting Laerdal... 48
4 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 4 Starting the Patient Monitor Application NOTE: Make sure that the Patient Monitor application with a valid license is installed on the computer. For more information about license handling, see the help file Laerdal License Manager. 1. Start the computer which will be used as the Patient Monitor. (It is recommended to use a computer with touch screen technology.) NOTE: The Patient Monitor Application must be installed on all the computers that will be used to simulate a clinical patient monitor. 2. First click the Windows Start button, and then select the folder Laerdal Medical > Patient Monitor. Select the Laerdal Patient Monitor application. If the program folder or the Patient Monitor program is not available on your computer, see the Troubleshooting common problems section. 3. If the Patient Monitor application cannot find a previously used patient simulator, the Select Patient Simulator window appears. Select the Patient simulator that the Patient Monitor shall be connected to, and click OK.
5 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 5 If the Patient simulator you wish to connect to is not listed, or if several simulators are available and you are unsure which simulator to connect to, see the Troubleshooting common problems section. 4. The Patient Monitor application will cover the entire display of the computer. To select among pre-defined configurations of the Patient Monitor, see Configuring the Patient Monitor. NOTE: The Patient Monitor will remember the patient simulator used last time. If the same simulator is connected to the system next time Patient Monitor is started the Select Patient Monitor dialog will not appear. The dialog can be opened as described in section Connection Settings.
6 Connection Settings Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 6 From the Patient Monitor s bottom menu line, press the Main Setup button. The Main Setup menu will appear. Press the Down Arrow button once. Select the Connection Settings item. The submenu Connection Settings appears where the name of the currently connected patient simulator is shown (after the text Connect to... ). To connect to another available patient simulator, click Connect to in the submenu Connection Settings. The Select Patient Simulator dialog (see previous section) appears from where another Patient Simulator can be selected.
7 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 7 Exiting the Patient Monitor Application From the Patient Monitor s bottom menu line, press the Main Setup button. The Main Setup menu will appear. Press the Down Arrow button once. Select the Shutdown monitor item. The Shutdown monitor menu will appear. Press Really shutdown to end the Patient Monitor Application. The computer itself should be shut down in accordance with the computer manufacturer s instructions.
8 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 8 Configuring the Patient Monitor The Patient Monitor is highly configurable and can be set so that it closely resembles the patient monitors that are familiar to clinical users, from the most basic to the most advanced. NOTE: For different formats of computer displays, i.e. Widescreen, the Patient Monitor will expand or contract the length of the waves.
9 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 9 Profile settings The Patient Monitor can be configured to local preferences using the Profile Editor also available through the Instructor s Application. Within such a profile, the following default values can set for the Patient Monitor: Default display main layout (number of waves). Default parameter alarm limits. Default wave and parameter colors. Units for use with Capnometer (mmhg / kpa / %), ICP (mmhg / cmh 2 O), Glucose (mmol/l / mg/dl) and all temperatures ( C / F). Using profiles ensures consistent settings of the Patient Monitor, according to the specific local preferences, upon each start-up. The profile is selected from the Instructor Application every time a new scenario or patient case is started. See Profile Editor. Scenario Initial State settings The exact start-up configuration of the Patient Monitor can be tailored for the scenarios, by clicking the Patient Monitor setup in the initial frame of your scenario in the Scenario Editor program. From the Patient Monitor setup (also available through the Instructor Application), the following default values can set for the Patient Monitor: Display main layout (number of waves available). Type, position and start-up state of waves and parameters on the Patient Monitor display at the start of the scenario. Availability of waves and parameters which can be reconfigured by the learner during use when using the setup functions on the Patient Monitor itself.
10 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 10 Definition of waves and parameters which shall not be available to the learner. The scenario ensures consistent settings of the Patient Monitor, according to the specific settings of the scenario, upon each start-up. See Scenario Editor.
11 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 11 Modifying the Patient Monitor display during use The Learner s Patient Monitor can be modified during use by using the on-screen menu system, much like that which would be available during use on typical clinical patient monitors. When selecting the Main Setup button, the setup menus of the Patient Monitor are available. The following setup changes are typically available to the learners during the simulation: Selection of waves and parameters to display in each field, from those available for the current scenario. Changing the alarm limits, from those pre-set from the current profile. See: Setup menus.
12 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 12 Activation of sensors The Learner s Patient Monitor requires the appropriate sensors or leads to be attached to the Patient simulator before the waveforms and numbered parameters become active on the monitor. If the leads or sensors are not connected, the waves and parameter fields on the Patient Monitor are without signals, and the fields are typically blank: The following methods enable activation: 1. Automatic detection by the Patient simulator, when the sensor is physically connected. 2. Learner taps appropriate field of the Patient Monitor to indicate that the sensor is attached. 3. Connection is defined at the start of the patient scenario. 4. Instructor registers the connection of the sensor(s) from the Instructor Application - either by using the Event menu s clickable Manikin figure or the Common Learner events list. 5. Instructor registers the connection of the sensor(s) from the Instructor Application Instructor s Patient Monitor, using the toggle boxes (below), which indicate the activation state of the sensors on the Learner s Patient Monitor in the simulation. The sensors can be deactivated with any of the same principal methods. All events are simultaneously registered in the Simulation log. The physiological parameters displayed on the Learner s Patient Monitor are programmed to vary slightly (within 5%) from the nominal parameter value, in order to create natural variation.
13 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 13 Setup menus Note: All Patient Monitor setup items available to the learner are within the constraints defined by the current scenario or patient case. Main Screen Selecting the Main Screen button enables an immediate return to the Main Screen, and cancels all submenus. Submenus can also be closed by selecting the X box of the submenu. Main Setup Selecting the Main Setup button opens the Main Setup menu. Options in the Main Setup menu are identical to the similar options displayed on the Menu line. Measurements Cardiac Output Shutdown Alarm Volume Wedge monitor Trends TOF Stimulate Change Screen Connection NBP Start / Stop Settings
14 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 14 Screen settings Selecting the 5wave or similar text on the top menu line of the Patient Monitor opens the Setup Screen menu. If you wish to change the number of waves displayed on the Patient Monitor, select among the wave alternatives. Touching the BigNum option increases the size of the main numbered parameters. To return the display to showing waveforms, select either of the wave options from the same menu. Alarm Volume settings Touching the Alarm Volume text on the top menu line opens the Alarm Volume menu. Select one of the alarm levels (0-10). The Alarm Volume icon in the upper right corner will change to reflect the current volume setting.
15 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 15 Menu line The Menu line at the bottom of the Patient Monitor consists of Patient Monitor soft keys. The Menu line extends to a second page of menu items. Press the LEFT or RIGHT navigation arrow to move between the two menu pages. NOTE: Some fields are not available until the appropriate sensors have been registered as connected and attached to the Patient simulator. NOTE: The media requests fields (Radiology, Media, and Labs) are not available if the Patient Monitor application is used together with a SimPad. The available functions on the Menu line are: 1. Alarm controls o Silence alarms o Pause Alarms o Alarm Volume 2. Sensor control o NBP Start o Zero Pressures zeroes the pressures of the ABP, PAP or CVP transducers. o Cardiac Output 1 o TOF 1 o QRS Volume 3. Specific displays o Wedge 1 o Graph Trends o 12-lead ECG
16 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page Media requests and displays o Radiology 1 o Media 1 o Labs 1 1 Not available on SimPad.
17 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 17 Silence alarms Selecting the Silence alarm button turns active alarm sounds OFF. Pause Alarms Selecting the Pause Alarms button turns all sound alarms off for 3 minutes. The Alarms Paused message is displayed on the monitor while the pause is in effect. The timer counts down the time until the Alarm Pause period is over. To end the pause, select the Pause Alarms button again. NBP Start Selecting the NBP Start button starts a simulated inflation of the blood pressure cuff. The NBP details will be shown in the NBP section of the Patient Monitor. NOTE: The blood pressure cuff must be connected to the patient and must be activated for this function to be available on the Patient Monitor. Zero Pressures Selecting the Zero Pressures button opens a submenu from which you can select zeroing of the ABP, PAP or CVP transducers. You can also select the All Press button to zero all pressure transducers simultaneously. Messages will be displayed, indicating which transducers have been zeroed and at what time.
18 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 18 Cardiac Output Selecting the Cardiac Output button generates a new reading of Cardiac Output. The C.O. details will be shown in the C.O. part of the Patient Monitor. Wedge Selecting the Wedge button temporarily substitutes the PAP wave and numbered parameters with the WP wave and parameter. The WP details will be shown in the WP part of the Patient Monitor. (How do you change back?) TOF (Train of Four) Selecting the TOF button generates a new reading of the TOF state of the patient. The TOF details will be shown in the TOF part of the Patient Monitor.
19 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 19 Graph Trends Selecting the Graph Trends button opens the Graphical Trends window. By using the menu buttons, you can review the history of the available Trend parameters. The Up/Down arrows let you scroll among the available parameters. The Interval button defines the scale of the timeline being displayed. The Go to Start Fast Reverse Reverse Forward Fast Forward Go to End buttons allow you to move along the timeline. 12-lead ECG Selecting the 12-lead ECG button generates a 12-lead ECG strip. Select Print to have this ECG strip printed on the default printer available from your Patient Monitor computer. Select the Update button to get a new 12-lead ECG strip. Select the Close button to return.
20 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 20 QRS Volume Selecting the QRS Volume button opens the QRS Volume menu, shown below. Select the desired volume (0-10). Select the Main Screen button to return. Alarm Volume Selecting the Alarm Volume button opens the Alarm Volume menu, shown below. Select the desired volume (0-10). Select the Main Screen button to return. Radiology Select the Radiology button to open the Radiology display. X-ray images which have been included in the current simulation scenario are then showed. If there are no images available yet, a message will state No x-rays available yet. Select the Order New Radiology button to send a request for new x-ray images to the instructor. The instructor can, at the time deemed appropriate, post new radiology information to the Radiology display. If multiple radiological images are posted, use the forward or backwards buttons to move between the images. Select the Close button to close the Radiology display.
21 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 21 When Radiology images are available, they will be listed in the Radiology display window with a time-stamp. Several such files may become available during the course of the simulation, and will be listed. Click the file you wish to review. Media Select the Media button to open the Media display. Select the Close button to close the Media display. Select the Order New Media button to send a request for new Media to the instructor. The instructor can, at the time deemed appropriate, post new information to the Media display. The Media information can be: Audio Video clips The Media Files are accessed and displayed in a similar way to Radiology files.
22 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 22 Labs Select the Labs button to open the Labs display. Select the Close button to close the Labs display. Select the Order New Labs button to send a request for new Lab tests to the instructor. The instructor can, at the time deemed appropriate, post new information to the Labs display. The Labs information can be: Text information PDF files, which can include embedded pictures and drawings The Media Files are accessed and displayed in a similar way to Radiology files.
23 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 23 Wave and Parameter menus The available waveforms of the Patient Monitor are: ECG (12 leads available) 1 CO 2 SpO 2 (Plethysmogram) WP 1 ABP CVP 1 PAP 1 A maximum of 5 waves can be shown at the same time. The available numeric parameters are: HR PAP 1 Pulse NBP SpO 2 1 CO 2 TPeri 1 1 O 2 Tblood N 2 O 1 ABP awrr TOF 1 CVP 1 ph 1 AGT 1 HAL 1 ISO 1 C.O. 1 ENF 1 SEV 1 DES 1 ICP 1 WP 1 A maximum of 14 can be shown at the same time. 1 Not available on SimPad. Alarm settings For all parameter values, the alarm off icon appears over the alarm limit numbers if the Alarm is set to OFF, or if the parameter itself is OFF.
24 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 24 Circulation ECG wave Electrocardiogram The ECG wave displays one of the available ECG lead waves, when the ECG leads are registered as attached to the Patient simulator in the simulation. The displayed lead may be changed. A secondary ECG wave can also be displayed on the Patient Monitor. Touch the ECG waveform to access the ECG lead window. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. Selecting the Setup ECG opens the Setup ECG menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Wave option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
25 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 25 ECG Heart Rate The Heart Rate field displays the Heart Rate when the ECG leads are registered as attached to the Patient simulator in the simulation. Touch the HR area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup ECG menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. QRS Volume The QRS Volume (0-9) is set from the Setup SpO 2 menu or the Setup ECG menu. When the SpO 2 and ECG input is switched off, or the SpO 2 probe and ECG leads are registered in the simulation as not being connected to the Patient simulator, the QRS sound is also turned off.
26 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 26 Pulse The Pulse field displays the patient s pulse, as calculated through the SpO 2, ABP or PAP sensors in the simulation, when the appropriate sensor is registered as connected in the simulation. The input parameter (System Pulse) can be set from the Setup Pulse menu, Touch the Pulse area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup Pulse menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see what alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
27 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 27 NBP Non-invasive Blood Pressure The NBP field displays the simulated non-invasive blood pressure when the blood-pressure cuff is registered in the simulation as being attached to the Patient simulator. The NBP reading is updated either manually when the NBP Start button is pushed or Start/Stop is selected from the Setup NBP Menu. The NBP can also be set to run automatically as set in the Setup NBP menu. Touch the NBP area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup NBP menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu.
28 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 28 PAP wave Pulmonary Artery Pressure The PAP wave is displayed when the PAP sensor is registered as connected in the simulation. Touch the PAP wave area on the Patient Monitor to enter the PAP Wave menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveform. Press the Change Wave option to see what alternatives are available for this particular field.
29 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 29 PAP Pulmonary Artery Pressure The PAP field displays the simulated pulmonary artery pressure, when the PAP sensor is registered in the simulation as being connected. Touch the PAP area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup PAP menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. Setting Wedge will initiate a Pulmonary Wedge Pattern analysis, which replaces the PAP wave and parameter fields with a WP wave and parameter field for 12 seconds. Selecting the Zero PAP will simulate the zeroing of the PAP transducer.
30 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 30 ABP wave - Arterial Blood Pressure The ABP wave is displayed when the ABP sensor is registered as connected in the simulation. Touch the ABP wave area on the Patient Monitor to enter the ABP Wave menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Wave option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Selecting the Zero PAP will simulate the zeroing of the PAP transducer.
31 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 31 ABP Arterial Blood Pressure The ABP parameter field displays the simulated patient arterial blood pressure and alarm limits. Touch the ABP area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup ABP menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Selecting the Optimum Scale option lets the Patient Monitor select the waveform scale that fits the current ABP value. Selecting the Zero ABP will simulate the zeroing of the ABP transducer. Touch X to close the menu.
32 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 32 WP Pulmonary Wedge Pattern The WP wave and parameter field enable simulation and identification of a wedged PAP sensor. The WP wave and parameters are displayed in a temporary substitution of the PAP Wave and parameter fields. There are no submenus for this field. The WP is activated either by pressing the Wedge button from the Menu Line, or by selecting the Wedge option from the Setup PAP menu.
33 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 33 CVP Central Venous Pressure Wave The CVP wave is displayed when a CVP sensor is registered as attached in the simulation. Touch the CVP wave area on the Patient Monitor to enter the CVP Wave menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Wave option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
34 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 34 CVP Central Venous Pressure The CVP parameter field displays the central venous pressure, when the CVP sensor is registered in the simulation as being connected. The CVP parameter is always shown with the CVP Wave. Touch the CVP parameter on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup CVP menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Touch X to close the menu.
35 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 35 C.O. Cardiac Output The C.O. parameter field displays the simulated Cardiac Output, when the PAP and TBlood sensors are registered in the simulation as being connected. Setup C.O. menu. The C.O. is updated when the Cardiac Output button is pushed from the Menu line, or if Cardiac Output is selected from the Touch the C.O. area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup C.O. menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
36 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 36 Physiological parameters TPeri Peripheral Temperature The TPeri field displays the simulated peripheral skin temperature. The parameter is not dependent upon any sensors that need be connected to the Patient simulator. Touch the TPeri area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup TPeri menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
37 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 37 Tblood Invasive blood temperature The TBlood field displays the simulated invasive blood temperature. The parameter is not dependent upon any sensors that need be connected to the Patient simulator. Touch the Tblood area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup TBlood menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
38 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 38 ICP Intracranial pressure The ICP field displays the simulated intracranial pressure when an ICP sensor is registered in the simulation as being connected. Touch the ICP area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup ICP menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
39 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 39 TOF Train of Four The Train of Four (TOF) method monitors the degree and type of neuromuscular blockade by measuring the twitch or muscle response to a train of four consecutive stimuli applied to a peripheral motor nerve. The readings are displayed on the Patient Monitor. The parameter is not dependent upon any sensors that need be connected to the Patient simulator. Touch the TOF area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup TOF menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
40 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 40 Breathing and gas parameters SpO 2 wave Plethysmogram The Plethysmogram wave is displayed when the SpO 2 probe is registered as connected to the Patient simulator in the simulation. Touch the Plethysmogram wave area on the Patient Monitor to enter the SpO 2 Wave menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Wave option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
41 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 41 SpO 2 Oxygen saturation The SpO 2 parameter field displays the simulated patient peripheral oxygen saturation and alarm limits. Touch the SpO 2 area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup SpO 2 menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu.
42 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 42 awrr Respiratory Rate The awrr parameter field displays the simulated patient s respiration rate and alarm limits. The awrr is displayed when the ECG leads are registered as connected to the Patient simulator in the simulation. Touch the awrr area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup awrr menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
43 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 43 CO 2 wave End-tidal Carbon Dioxide The CO 2 wave field displays the simulated patient end-tidal CO 2 pressure and alarm limits. The CO 2 wave is displayed when the capnometer is registered as connected to the Patient simulator in the simulation. Touch the CO 2 waveform to access the CO 2 Wave window. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The waveform field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical waveforms. Press the Change Wave option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
44 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 44 CO 2 End-tidal Carbon Dioxide pressure The CO 2 parameter field displays the simulated patient endtidal CO 2 pressure and alarm limits. Touch the CO 2 area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup CO 2 menu. The available options are shown in the list. The options extend over two pages. Select the Up or Down arrow buttons to switch between the fields. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Selecting the awrr will open the Setup awrr menu. Touch X to close the menu.
45 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 45 N 2 O Nitrous Oxide pressures The amount of simulated inhaled and exhaled Nitrous Oxide can be monitored from the Patient Monitor. Touch the N 2 O area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup N 2 O menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field.
46 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 46 O 2 Oxygen pressures Simulated oxygen can be delivered to the simulated patient and pressures can be displayed on the Patient Monitor. Touch the O 2 area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup O 2 menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. Touch X to close the menu. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. ph Arterial ph The ph parameter field displays the simulated patient arterial blood ph and alarm limits. Touch the ph area on the Patient Monitor to enter the Setup ph menu. The available options are shown in the list. Set each individual option by touching it. A submenu with the available settings appears next to the Setup menu. Select the desired setting. NOTE: The parameter field on the Patient Monitor can be reconfigured to show other clinical parameters. Press the Change Numeric option to see which alternatives are available for this particular field. Touch X to close the menu.
47 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 47 Anesthetic gases and parameters For use in special simulations, the following anesthetic gases and parameters can be displayed in the parameter fields of the Patient Monitor. To change the parameter displayed, select the parameter menu and then select the Change Numeric option. If available, select the Numeric which is AGT (alternatively, HAL, ISO, ENF, SEV or DES). From the Label option, select the anesthetic gas parameter to display in the Patient Monitor. For each anesthetic gas parameter, the alarm limits and alarm setting can be set. The following types can be applied to this field. AGT Agent HAL Halothane ISO Isoflurane ENF Enflurane SEV Sevoflurane DES - Desflurane NOTE: Only one of these anesthetic gases is available at a time.
48 Laerdal Patient Monitor Help Page 48 Troubleshooting common problems 1. The Laerdal Patient Monitor application is not available when clicking the Windows Start key. The program is probably not installed on the computer that you try to use as the Patient Monitor. - Locate and use the original computer supplied with the Laerdal Patient Monitor application. - Contact an IT professional to set up your new computer for communication with patient simulator and have the Laerdal Patient Monitor software installed on the new computer. - Contact Laerdal. 2. There are no Patient simulators available for connection. - Ensure that the Patient simulators are switched on. - Ensure that the Patient Monitor computer is activated on the wireless or LAN network, and has access to the Patient simulators. Contacting Laerdal Contact your Laerdal Service Centre for further information or help. Visit the SUN website to search for solutions shared by other users.
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