GE DASH 3000 V5 User manual

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BEDSIDE MONITORING
Dash 3000/4000 V5
Quick Reference Guide
© 2004 General Electric Company
PN: 0304-CS-QRGD Rev. A
2018408-010

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BEDSIDE MONITORING
Dash 3000/4000 V5
Quick Reference Guide

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Waveforms Parameter
Windows
Basic Use/
Admit/Discharge
Components
■Display
•Date
•Time
•Unit Name
•Bed Number
•Patient Name
•Parameter
Window
•More Menus
•Waveforms
Unit Name Bed Number Patient Name ECG
Parameter
Window
Time / Date
More Menus

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Basic Use/
Admit/Discharge
The Basics
■Direct Action Keys
■Operations
•Trim Knob: The Trim Knob
is found on the monitor or
remote control and is used for
highlighting and selecting
menu options.
–Turn the Trim Knob to
highlight desired menu
options.
–Once you have highlighted
the menu option, press to
select.
NBP
GO/STOP:
Starts and
Stops NBP.
TRIM
KNOB:
Turn and
Push.
GRAPH GO/STOP:
Starts and Stops
Manual Strips
and Print Window.
ZERO ALL:
Zeros
Invasive
Pressures.
POWER:
Turns
Display
On or Off
SILENCE ALARM:
Silences and Pauses Alarms.
Also Serves as a
Quick Admit Key

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■Patient Cable Connectors
•All patient cable connectors
are located on the side of the
monitor.
■Definition of Terms
•Hardwire: This means that
the ECG signal is being
acquired from a cable
attached to the patient and
connected to a bedside
monitor.
•Telemetry: This means that
the ECG signal is being
acquired from a telemetry
transmitter/transceiver. This
patient is able to ambulate
without being limited by a
cable.
•TTX: Refers to a telemetry
transmitter/transceiver.
BROWN:
CO / Temp
GREEN:
ECG
YELLOW:
CO2
BLACK:
NBP
BLUE:
SPO2
RED:
Invasive
Pressures

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■Silence Alarm
•Pressing the Silence Alarm key
once will silence an active
alarm for one minute. The
message SILENCED will
appear on the display. Any
new alarm at an equal or
greater priority will sound.
NOTE: If Crisis Alarm Breakthrough is set in defaults, all crisis
alarms will break through Alarm Silence and Alarm Pause.
•Pressing the Silence Alarm key
twice if an alarm is sounding
will start an ALARM PAUSE.
The length of pause will vary
depending on the monitor’s
mode. The message ALARM
PAUSE will appear on the
display.
NOTE: Alarm Pause Lengths:
— Adult ICU Mode: 5 minutes.
— Neonatal ICU Mode: 3 minutes.
— Operating Room Mode: 5 minutes. 15 minutes,
Alarm Paused (permanent pause).
•Alarms will reactivate if the
Silence Alarm key is pressed
again.
•An Alarm Pause will
immediately be activated if
the Silence Alarm key is
pushed in the absence of an
alarm.

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Monitor Applications
The bedside monitor can be used in
four different ways depending on
hospital need. Differences between
each application will be apparent in
the monitor’s admit menu.
Standard
This application uses a monitor
mounted in a room. It has only
hardwire capability and does not
accommodate telemetry.
■To Admit a Patient
•Select MORE MENUS.
•Select ADMIT MENU.
•Select ADMIT PATIENT.
NOTE: The Admit key, on the front of the monitor, can also be
used to admit the monitor.
■To Discharge a Patient
•Remove all ECG leads from
the patient.
•Select MORE MENUS.
•Select ADMIT MENU.
•Select DISCHARGE
PATIENT.
•Turn the Trim Knob to move
the cursor in front of
Discharge and press to select.
•A message DISCHARGED
and ALL ALARMS OFF will
appear on the display when
the monitor is in a discharged
mode.

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■How to Enter Demographic
Information:
•Select MORE MENUS.
•Select ADMIT MENU.
•Select CHANGE ADMIT
INFO. An information
window with menu options
is displayed.
•Rotate the Trim Knob
control to move the pointer
(>); repeat the press, turn,
press process to enter
characters or make
selections.
•Select RETURN after all
information is entered.
•Select desired option:
SAVE CHANGES or DO
NOT SAVE CHANGES.
■Recall Defaults:
•This menu allows the
clinician to recall previously
named monitor defaults
while monitoring an
admitted patient.
•Up to five sets of defaults
can be programmed.

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Rover
This application allows the monitor
to be moved or “roved”to the
patient’s bedside. It has only
hardwire capability and does not
accommodate telemetry.
■To Admit a Patient
•Connect the AC Power source.
•Connect the Network cable.
NOTE: This step is not required when using wireless
Dash monitors. It is required for all other Dash
monitors.
•Push the Power button to
activate the display.
•Select MORE MENUS.
•Select ADMIT MENU.
•Select SET UNIT NAME.
•From the information window,
move cursor in front of the
desired unit.
•Select BED SET NUMBER.
•From the information window,
move cursor in front of the
desired bed number.
•Select ADMIT PATIENT.
NOTE: If the Unit Name or Bed Number windows do not
appear, check that the network cable is connected.

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■To Discharge a Patient
•Remove all ECG leads from
the patient.
•Select MORE MENUS.
•Select ADMIT MENU.
•Select DISCHARGE
PATIENT.
•Turn the Trim Knob to move
the cursor in front of
Discharge and press to select.
•A message DISCHARGED
and ALL ALARMS OFF will
appear on the display when
the monitor is in a discharged
mode.
NOTE: It is recommended to leave the network cable plugged
in and the Dash display on for two minutes following
discharge (if applicable).
•Push the Power button to turn
the display off.
•Store the monitor with AC
power cord plugged in and
display off.