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Transcutaneous Monitoring
Sensor Application and Patient Monitoring
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Please refer to our Instruction Manual for more detailed information.
Transcutaneous Monitoring
Sensor Application and Patient Monitoring
Click on a topic to access PDF and video material.
Please refer to our Instruction Manual for more detailed information.
User Interface
Pre-monitoring Checks
Sensor Check & Application
Sensor Check
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Sensor Application – Adult
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Sensor Application – Neonate
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Sensor Application – Ear Clip
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Post-patient Monitoring
- Sensor removal – MAR
- Sensor removal – Ear Clip
- Sensor calibration and storage
- Sensor cleaning and inspection | Read the PDF or watch the video below
Maintenance
- Changing the gas bottle
- SDMS Maintenance Checklist
- Changing the sensor membrane | Read the PDF or watch the video below
Monitoring Screens and Features
Troubleshooting
Note: Information provided in this section is intended for general guidance on frequently asked questions only and is subject to below disclaimer. Please refer to the Technical Manual and Service Manual for more information on Troubleshooting.
Pain and the Neonatal Brain: History, Outcomes, and Strategies for Improvement
Patients in the NICU are among the most delicate residents in the hospital, yet studies have shown as many as 17 painful procedures being performed on neonates each day. Many painful procedures are related to blood draws for lab tests used to monitor patients and titrate support.
Transcutaneous Monitoring: Why CO2?
This animation offers a simple explanation for why [...]
Pain and the Neonatal Brain: History, Outcomes, and Strategies for Improvement
Patients in the NICU are among the most delicate residents in the hospital, yet studies have shown as many as 17 painful procedures being performed on neonates each day. Many painful procedures are related to blood draws for lab tests used to monitor patients and titrate support.
Transcutaneous Monitoring: Why CO2?
This animation offers a simple explanation for why [...]