IRadimed 3880 MRI User manual

3880 MRI Patient Monitor System
Reference Guide
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PODs, Tablet, and Base Station
3880 System Overview
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3880 System Overview
3880 Monitor
Monitor Front
Battery
POD Charging Dock
CO2Exhaust Port
Monitor LeftMonitor Right
NIBP Port
Temperature Port
Settings Power Knob
Alarm Silence
Touch Screen
Standby
Trend
Record
NIBP
CO2Port
Channel Select Button
Connection Indicator
Channel Selection Light
Channels 5 to 8 Indicator
Power ON Button
Power OFF Button Power Button
Alarm Silence
Settings
Removable TabletBase Station
Standby
Trend
Record
Channel
Channel Select Button
Tablet Charge Status
Record Printer
Battery Status
NIBP

Screen Overview
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Screen Overview
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Signal Indicator Battery Statuses
Patient Type
Admit/Discharge
Alarm Indicators
Monitor’s Clock
Wireless Channel Number
ECG Waveform
NonInvasive Blood Pressure Readings
ECG Heart Rate
Pulse Rate Readings
Dynamic Trends
Respertory Rate Readings
SpO2 Readings
EtCO2 Readings
CO2 Waveform
SpO2 Waveform
Temperature Readings
Auto Timer
Expired (top)/Inspired (bottom) Gas Readings
MAC Readings
Alarm Example
Alarm Priority Physiological Alarms Technical Alarms
On Screen Alarms

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1.2 | Power and Charging the Base Station and Tablet
Initial Setup
a. Ensure the Base Station is plugged into a power source. Toggle the switch up on the reverse side of
the Base Station to power it ON.
b. Press and hold the power button on the Tablet for two seconds to power it ON.
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Initial Setup
1.1| Power and Charging the Monitor
b. Connect the power cable to the power port to charge
the battery and power the Monitor.
c. Turn the white dial on the front of the Monitor to
the right to power it ON.
a. Insert the battery on the rear side of the Monitor
and push until the battery’s lock clicks.

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1.4 | Powering the 3886 Multi-Gas Module
Initial Setup
a. Ensure the Multi-Gas Module is plugged into a power source.
b. Toogle the switch up on the rear side of the 3886 Multi-Gas Module to power it ON.
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1.3 | Powering and Charging the PODs
Initial Setup
a. Remove the selected POD from the charging dock on
either the side of the Monitor or the Base Station’s dock.
b. Power on the selected POD by pressing the Green button
on the POD’s face.
c. The selected POD’s power indicator light will illuminate
when the POD has been powered on.

Wireless Channel Connectivity
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2.2 | Changing Wireless Channels on the Wireless PODs
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Wireless Channel Conectivity
2.1 | Changing Wireless Channels on the 3880 System
c. If the Tablet is not docked to the Base Station, press the yellowyellow
CH Select button to cycle through the channels.
a. Press the signal inidcator icon on screen.
b. The channel list will drop down. Click the desired channel
and the Monitor will automatically set the new channel.
a. To place the POD into channel select mode, press the yellowyellow CH Select Button
on each POD
b. The Pod’s green light will begin to blink.
c. Continuously press the yellowyellow CH Select button to cycle through
channels. Alt Channels light will illuminate if on channels 5 to 8.
- The process of changing the channel on the Tablet is
identical to the Monitor.
- If the tablet is docked, the Base Station’s channel will
automatically sync with the Tablet.
d. Once synced with the 3880, the connected light will illuminate.
Additionally the Battery Status will show on the Monitor.

b. Place the leadwires as follows:
a. Connect the leadwires to its matching colored coded
indicator on the ePOD. Ensure the wire connectors are ush with the ePOD.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
3.2 | Connecting Electrodes on Patients
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Right Leg Right Arm V Lead Left Arm Left Leg
Patient Front Patient Left
3.1 | Patient Preperation and Electrode Application
a. Select an application site and remove any hair from
the area if necessary.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
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Patient Front Patient Left
b. Apply a sucient ammount of skin prep gel to
a gauze pad or cloth.
c. Using a circular motion, rub the selected electrode sites
with skin prep gel. Remove any excess gel from the patient
with a clean gauze pad or cloth.
d. Place the electrodes on the patient’s body and avoid placement
on top of dense breast tissue. Alternative placement under
breast tissue is recommended.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)
3.4 | ECG for Neonatal Applications
a. Do NOT over abrade the patient’s skin as neonatal skin is very sensitive.
a. Route the leadwires and POD away from the
RF Coil. As a best practice, place the PODs in the
“Line of Sight”to the Monitor.
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b. It is NOT required to seperate the electrodes.
c. Place the Hextrode™ on the center of the patient’s body.
d. Ensure the 3880 Monitor’s patient type has been switched to Neonatal.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
3.3 | Leadwire Management
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Head Coil Example
Chest Coil Example

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Pulse Oxymetry oPOD
4.2 | SpO2Neonatal Application
a. Ensure the grips are NOT too tight.
Disposable Reusable
a. Select the correct SpO2applicator for the patient. Insert the ber-optic cable emitting the red light
into the opening on the grips marked by a star or number. Secure grips to the patient by align the
ber-optic sensor over the nail bed and stick it down.
b. Insert the receiving ber-optic into the grip’s secondary opening marked by a circle. Place the receiving
ber-optic on the pad of the patient’s nger.
c. Wrap the wings of the grips around the patients nger.
b. Place the appropriate grip on the patient’s hand, wrist, or foot.
c. Ensure the 3880 Monitor’s patient type has been switched
to Neonatal.
4.1 | SpO2Adult Application
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Pulse Oxymetry oPOD

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Temperature
6.1 | Fiber-Optic Thermometer Application
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5.1 | EtCO2Application
Respiration Capnography
a. Remove any dustcaps from the fiber-optic themometer
and its port on the Monitor.
a. Turn the Agents parameter OFF.
b. Attach the Disk Filter to the CO2port on the monitor, and connect an 1841 sample line to the disk lter.
c. Connect the sample line to the cannula or airway adapter. Apply the nasal prongs and ear loops.
b. Line up and insert the ber-optic thermometer into the keyed port
and push and rotate clockwise.
c. Place the ber-optic thermometer on the patient in a location where the
patient’s skin touches all sides of thermometer’s tip and secure
with medical tape.