User's Manual Part 8

Table Of Contents

Directions for Use Storing and Reviewing Patient Data 97

4. The monitor first displays Select. With Select highlighted, press to view the list of

up to 20 snapshots. To view another snapshot, highlight the snapshot menu (#5 of 5

in the example above), press , and highlight any of the available snapshots.

The blue markers at the bottom of the waveform display represent one-second

intervals. The numeric data above the waveform represents the patient’s vital signs

measured at a specific time relative to that indicated in the lower right corner. For

example: In Figure 90, the data was measured at “1 Sec after” 14:34:58.

5. To view the waveform and the numeric data for a specific time within the 21 seconds

of data, highlight 1Secafter and then use or scroll the display to the desired time.

For example, to see the vital signs taken five seconds after the trigger point of the

snapshot, highlight 1 Sec after and press and hold as needed to increment the

display (Figure 91) to 5 Sec after.

Figure 91. Snapshots Display: 5 Seconds After the Button Press

6. To change the source of the displayed waveform, see “To Change the Waveform

Selection” on page 59.

7. To change the size of the waveform, see “To Change the Waveform Size” on page 60.

8. From this display, you can switch to another type of display or you can exit and return

to the primary display. To do this, highlight Snapshots and press . The Trends menu

appears (Figure 92), from which you can exit or switch to another display—Tabular,

Tabular and Waveform, or Graphical. To switch to the split display, for example,

highlight Ta b / Wa v e and press .

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