Service manual

IQmark Digital Spirometer Operation Manual
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Q. Glossary
A
RCHIVING
Placing data into storage where it cannot be damaged or altered.
Archived data, such as Spirometer reports, can be retrieved at a
later date for review.
IQ
MARK
D
IAGNOSTIC
W
ORKSTATION
(D
IAGNOSTIC
W
ORKSTATION
)
The
name of the software application you install on your
personal computer in order to use the Spirometer.
BTPS Body conditions; normal body Temperature (37°C); ambient
Pressure; Saturated with water vapor.
C
LICK
In this manual, Click refers to tapping a mouse button once –
quickly and firmly. For example, if you want to pull down the
Medications list, you will click on the list name. Double Click
refers to performing this task twice, and is generally used to
start programs.
D
ATABASE
A collection of data arranged into methodically organized
categories. In this manual, the term refers to the collection of
reports that the Diagnostic Workstation stores on your hard
drive.
D
ESKTOP
The background that appears on your computer screen behind
the application windows.
D
IALOG
B
OX
An on-screen form you complete to provide the Diagnostic
Workstation with information that it needs to accomplish a
task, such as the Medications window.
ECG See electrocardiogram.
E
LECTROCARDIOGRAM
A graphic recording that displays the electrical activities of the
heart. Contact Midmark Diagnostics Group for additional
information.
FOLDER Folders, which function like the drawers in a filing cabinet, are
used by Windows to organize files and applications. The
Diagnostic Workstation application resides in a folder named
“Brentwood”, which is located in your hard drive.
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