User's Manual

Calculations
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Figure 25-1: Physiologic calculations table
 The top line of the table shows the type of calculations performed, the bed
name, and the patient name.
 A day/time key is displayed at the top of each data column. Each day/time
key indicates the day, hour, and minute. The hours can be in either 12-hour
or 24-hour format, depending on the system setup. When you use the
12-hour format, A or P are displayed to indicate either a.m. or p.m.
 Calculation inputs are listed on the top of the table. Output from the
calculations are listed under the dividing line at the bottom of the table. Eight
columns of data can display on the screen at once, each column appears
under the key which corresponds to the day and time at which the data was
collected. New data values are entered to the right of existing ones. If the
table is full, older entries are shifted left one column. Data columns that do
not display remain in memory. A highlighted key indicates a selected column.
Scrolling and Paging
Toggle the PAGE/SCROLL key to SCROLL and use the left or right arrows to
move the Calculations table over one column in the desired direction. Newer
records display to the right, older records to the left.
Toggle the PAGE/SCROLL key to PAGE and use the left or right arrows to move
the calculations table over seven columns, or one whole page, in the desired
direction. Touch the right arrow key to display the next newer page (seven
columns) of records. This key does not function when the newest record is
displayed in the table. Touch the left arrow key to display the next oldest page
(seven columns) of records. The scrolling stops when the oldest record is
displayed on the table.
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• All keys appear disabled except for NEW ENTRY and PRINT
until at least one record (data column) is displayed in the table.
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To view calcs data:
1 Touch CALCS.
2 Select a calcs key.
3a Toggle the PAGE/SCROLL key
to SCROLL.
3b Use the → or ← keys to move
data by one column.
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4a Toggle the PAGE/SCROLL key
to PAGE.
4b Use the → or ← keys to move
data by seven columns.