Справочник Пользователя для Innokas Yhtyma Oy VC150

8-2

VC150 Vital Signs Monitor

KO00065K

: Description

The SpO

2

 parameter in the monitor is available in three different technologies:

•

GE TruSignal

•

Nellcor OxiMax

TM

•

Masimo rainbow

®

 SET

®

The SpO

2

 technology logo on the left side of the monitor, above the physical 

connector, will disclose which technology the monitor is equipped with. If you 
want to use a different SpO

2

 technology than your monitor is currently equipped 

with, contact service to discuss the procedure. Use of Masimo rainbow

®

 SET

®

 

parameters or Masimo RRa requires licenses that can be purchased separately 
and may need specific accessories.

The SpO

2

 function is calibrated to read functional arterial oxygen saturation. 

When a suitable SpO

2

 sensor is connected to the monitor and to the patient, the 

measurement values will be shown on the screen. Pulse rate derived from SpO

2

 

appears in the PR (Pulse Rate) window and updates continuously. The primary 
source of pulse rate is always SpO

2

, i.e., if SpO

2

 is measuring when an NIBP 

determination is completed, the pulse rate derived from NIBP is not displayed. A 
tone sounds at a rate corresponding to the pulse rate and at a pitch 
corresponding to the SpO

2

 saturation level. The pitch is highest at 100% oxygen 

saturation, and it continuously decreases as the saturation level falls.

The pulse rate derived from SpO

2

 is a value calculated from oxygen 

levels. The pulse rate is not equal to the patient’s actual heart rate. 

Audible and visual alarms occur when SpO

2

 levels are outside the alarm limits. 

and the monitor is in monitoring mode. When a parameter status alarm occurs, 
an alarm message appears at the top of the screen (rectangle in the image 
above).