Welch Allyn Medical Diagnostic Equipment Medical Alarms 8.1x Manual Do Utilizador

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Directions for use
Chapter 4   Adjust monitoring settings and patient information
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relearn. An Arrhythmia Analysis function that causes the Acuity system to relearn a 
patient’s normal ECG rhythm. The Acuity System uses the relearned rhythm as a 
guideline to identify arrhythmia events (arrhythmia relearn) and to analyze deviation of 
the ECG ST-segment offset (ST relearn). 
When relearn occurs for a patient
Both arrhythmia and ST relearn events occur after these things:
ST/Arr Relearn is clicked in the Arrhythmia Alarms Setup window. 
Single ECG is clicked in the Arrhythmia Alarms Setup window
Patient connection, some lead changes or lead failures, system restart
Only an arrhythmia relearn event occurs after these things:
RELEARN is clicked in the Arrhythmia Alarms Setup window. A RELEARN button 
(instead of an ST/Arr Relearn button) indicates that the system does not include 
the ST Analysis option.
Analyze Pacers is clicked in the Arrhythmia Alarms Setup window. ST Analysis is 
disabled when Analyze Pacers is enabled.
Only an ST relearn event occurs after this:
ST RELEARN is clicked in the ST Analysis Setup window.
What occurs in a patient’s windows during and after a relearn event
Virtual Monitor and Waveform Window: In all instances except clicking ST 
RELEARN, a visual RELEARN alert occurs. HR is taken from the patient monitor 
instead of from the arrhythmia software, and real-time waveforms display as 
usual. 
ST Analysis Setup window: The waveform slice displays NO VALID BEATS, and 
the Acuity System can take up to 30 seconds to update the waveform.
Most review windows and some printouts: Relearn and Learning Done event 
markers (
▼) appear.
WARNING   Minimize patient movement during a RELEARN, as movement 
creates noise during the reading. If the system learns an abnormal rhythm or 
learns a rhythm during noise, it designates the learned rhythm as normal. 
Thereafter, rhythms of this type might not trigger an alarm. Ensure that the 
patient remains still for 5 minutes after the RELEARN before allowing them to 
move.