Lanaform PO-110 User manual

P O -110
PULSE OXIMETER
OXYGEN
SATURATION PULSE RATE
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ENGLISH
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the pulse oxime-
ter by LANAFORM.
The Pulse Oximeter is a non-invasive
method used to measure blood oxygen
saturation (SpO2) by checking the percent-
ageofoxygen-saturatedhaemoglobinand
measuring pulse rate. This process has
been in regular use now for twenty years
and is proving to be an essential control in
medical practice for maintaining oxygen
levels and preventing respiratory prob-
lems. The value of the oxygen saturation
may be regarded as dangerous if it is be-
low 90% for arterial blood. Normal value is
100%under normal atmospheric conditions.
Please read all the instructions before
using your product, particularlythese
basic safety instructions.
The photographs and other images
of the product in this manual and on the
packaging are as accurate as possible,
but do not claim to be a perfect repro-
duction of the product.
Contents
01 Unpacking
02 Contents of the package
03 Symbols
04 Safety precautions
05 Product description
06 Product structure
07 Description of the screen
08 Settings
09 Instructions for use
10 About the display
11 Reading the measurements
12 Replacing the batteries
13 Fixing the strap
14 Cleaning and disinfecting routine
15 Maintenance
16 Technical specications
17 Safety category
18 Storage and transport
19 Manufacturer’s guidelines
and statement - Electromag-
netic emissions
20 Warranty
21 Waste disposal
22 After-sales service
1. Unpacking
Please open the packaging carefully be-
fore use. Check whether all the accessories
are present and whether any components
havebeen damaged during transport and
follow the installation and operating in-
structions in this manual. In the event of
any damage or malfunction, please con-
tact the reseller or Lanaform directly. In
the event of any complaint, you will need
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the model of the device, serial number, date
of purchase, your details and your address.
2. Contents of the package
• 1 pulse oximeter
• 2 AAA batteries (supplied)
• 1 set of instructions for use
• 1 carrying cord
3. Symbols
The following marks and symbols may
appear in the instructions for use, on
the pulse oximeter and its accessories.
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Type BF applied part.
Due attention required.
Action that is prohibited.
Information about
the manufacturer.
Date of manufacture.
Consult the instruc-
tions for use.
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
This product also complies
with the requirements of di-
rective MDD93/42/EEC.
Electrical waste must be
sent to a specialist collec-
tion point for recycling.
Level of protection against
water penetration.
Warning
Misuse of the device can
damage the oximeter or
cause physical injury.
Please
note
Misuse of the device can
damage the oximeter or
cause inaccurate readings.
%SpO2
Symbol of oxygen saturation
bpmPR
Symbol of pulse rate
No SpO2alarms.
4. Safety precautions
Read the following precautions care-
fully before using the thermometer.
Please note
• Do not try to maintain the oximeter un-
less you are a qualied professional.
Only qualied maintenance profession-
als are authorised to carry out internal
maintenance if necessary.
• Do NOT use it
∙ If you have allergic reactions to rub-
ber products,
∙ if the device or your nger to be
used is damp,
∙on young children or infants
∙during an MRI or CT scan,
∙ when transporting apatient outside
a medical establishment,
∙when taking blood pressure with a
sleeve on the arm,
∙ on ngers that have nail varnish
on them, are dirty or have plas-
ters on them,
∙ on very thick ngers that cannot
be inserted into the device without
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forcing them (nger end: width ap-
prox. > 20mm, thickness > 15mm).
∙ on ngers with anatomical changes,
oedema, scarring or burns,
∙ on ngers that are too thin or nar-
row, for example on young children
(approx. <10mm wide, <5mm thick),
∙on patients agitated at the point of
use (e.g. trembling),
∙ close to highly inammable gas or
explosive mixtures.
• Prolonged use of the pulse oximeter
may cause pain in people with circu-
lation problems. Do not use the pulse
oximeter for more than 30 minutes on
one nger. This is the only way you will
ensure the correct orientation of the
probe and the skin’s integrity.
• The pulse oximeter indicates a momen-
tary measurement but cannot be used
for continuous monitoring.
• The pulse oximeter does not have an Up-
ozornění function and is therefore not
suitable for assessingmedicalresults.
• You should not practise self-diagno-
sis or self-medication on the basis
of the measurement results without
having discussed it with your doctor.
Do not take a new drug on your own, or
change the type or dosage of an exist-
ing treatment.
• When taking the measurements, do not
look directly inside the case. Red light
and invisible infrared light from the
pulse oximeter are harmful to the eyes.
• PortableRF communication equipment
(including peripherals such as antenna
cables and externalantennae) should not
be used within 30 cm of any part of the
pulse oximeter. Otherwise, it could af-
fect the performance of this equipment.
• The pulse oximeter equipment is cal-
ibrated to display operational oxygen
saturation.
• This device is not designed to be used
by anyone (including children) whose
physical, sensory or intellectual abil-
ities are limited, or who does not have
thenecessary experience and/orknowl-
edge.Where applicable,this personmust,
for his or her own safety, be supervised
by a competent person or must receive
your recommendations on how to use
the device. Keep an eye on children to
prevent them playing with the device.
• Displaying the wave and pulse bar means
that you cannot assess the intensity of
the pulse and blood circulation at the
measuring point. They represent only
the real-time variations of the signal at
the measuring point; they do not have
a reliable diagnostic value.
• Failure to follow these instructions
can cause incorrect measurements or
faulty measurements.
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∙ There should be no nail varnish, false
nails or other cosmetics on your
measuring nger.
∙ Make sure that the nail is shor t enough
on the measuring nger so that the
digital pulp covers the sensor’s el-
ements in the case.
∙ If people move during the measur-
ing process. Keep your hand, nger
and body still during the measur-
ing process.
∙ With people who have cardiac
rhythm disorders, pulsed blood ox-
ygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse
rate measurements can be distort-
ed or it may be completely impossible
to measure them.
∙When using electrosurgery devices
or debrillators, the operation of
the pulse oximeter may be aected.
∙ In the event of carbon monoxide poi-
soning, the pulse oximeter shows
measurementvalues thataretoohigh.
∙In order not to distort the result, no
powerful light source (e.g. uores-
cent lamp or direct sunlight) should
be in the immediate vicinity of the
pulse oximeter.
∙Measurements can be wrong or dis-
torted in people with too low blood
pressure, jaundice or taking medica-
tion for vascular contraction.
∙ Distorted measurements are to be
expected in patients to whom clin-
ical dyes have been administered
in the past and in those with ab-
normal haemoglobin levels. This
applies in particular in the case of
carbon monoxide and methaemo-
globin poisoning, caused e.g. by the
administrationof localanaesthetics
or in the event of methaemoglobin
reductase deciency.
∙ In patients who wear an arteri-
al catheter, who have hypotonia,
acute vessel disease, anaemia or
hypothermia, there may be failures
during measurement.
∙ Protectthepulse oximeterfrom dust,
shaking, humidity, extreme temper-
atures and explosive substances.
• Seek prompt medical treatment if the
value measured is beyond the normal
range and you are sure that the instru-
ment is not malfunctioning.
• Do not expose your eyes directly to
the electroluminescent components
of the oximeter because this might
cause damage.
• For further details on clinical limits and
contraindications, please read the rel-
evant medicaldocumentation carefully.
• Take care of the measuring probe lens,
which is fragile.
• Remove used batteries with care. In order
toprotecttheenvironment,usedbatter-
ies should be sent to a collection point
provided for this purpose.
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• Remove the batteries when the oximeter
is not in use for more than two months.
• Do not immerse the oximeter in water or
expose it directly to sunlight.
• Do not expose the oximeter to vibra-
tions or shocks.
• Clean the oximeter probe after each
time it is used.
• Do not use the oximeter for purposes
not specied in this manual. Follow the
instructionsinthe chapter “Measuring
process” and use the oximeter with care.
• The oximeter is not watertight so do no
immerse it in water or any other liquid.
Clean and disinfect the oximeter as de-
scribed inthe “Cleaning anddisinfecting
routine” chapter.
• Do not touch the tip of the measur-
ing probe.
• Keep the measuring probe clean to
maintain the accuracy of the readings.
• Do not use the oximeter at an ambient
temperature above 40°C (104°F) or below
5°C (41°F). These temperatures are be-
yond the oximeter’s operating range.
• Riskofpollution!Therecommendation
is that the used oximeter should be de-
posited in a recycling centre.
• 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries (supplied) are
the only replaceable accessories of the
oximeter. Do not use batteries of other
voltages or specications.
Warning
• Do not use the oximeter in an envi-
ronment containing ammable gases,
ammable anaesthetic or other am-
mable substances.
• Do not use the oximeter when it is humid
with overow or water vapour conden-
sation. Do not move the oximeter from
an excessively cold environment to a
high-temperature humid environment.
• Keep the oximeter out of the reach
of children.
• Use of a used oximeter could cause in-
accurate readings.
• Theoximeter is designed todiagnose or
treat a health problem or illness. The
results ofmeasurementsare provided
for information only.
• Self-diagnostics or self-medication
based on the results obtained are dan-
gerous. Please consult a doctor.
• Do not try to charge dry-cell alkaline
batteries and do not throw them onto
a re. They could explode.
• Do not dismantle the oximeter and do
not try to repair it. It could be perma-
nently damaged.
• During the measuring process, do not
use a mobile phone or any other de-
vice likely to cause electromagnetic
interference.
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5. Product description
Based on entirely digital technology, the
nger pulse oximeter measures in a non-in-
vasive manner the actual content (oxygen
saturation) of oxyhaemoglobin (HbO2) in
arterial blood by using the optical trans-
mission method.
The nger pulse oximeter measures the
blood’s oxygen saturation and the pulse of
a human body via the nger’s artery. Use
this instrument for measuring before or
after sport. Use of this instrument is not
recommended during sports activities.
Do not use it for the continuous treat-
ment of patients.
6. Product structure 1
01
02
03
01 OLED screen
02 Power button
03 Battery cover
7. Description of
the screen 2
01
02
03
04
05
07
06
01 Battery level indicator
02 Pulse symbol
03 Pulse rate value
04 Oxygen saturation symbol
05 Oxygen saturation value
06 Bar graph
07 Plethysmograph
8. Settings 3
After turning on the oximeter, hold the pow-
er button down for about three seconds.
The oximeter displays a conguration in-
ter face. Press the button or hold it down to
carry out the corresponding operations:
hold it down to dene a part or press it
once to change option or display mode.
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Adjusting its Alert
Hold the power button down for 3 seconds
while the oximeter is on. The conguration
interface 1 is displayed, as the following
illustration shows.
Move “*” to the corresponding option by
continually pressing the power button. Hold
the power button down for 3 seconds to
activate/deactivate the Alert: when Alm
is activated and the measured values of
the oxygen saturation of the blood and
pulse exceed the top or bottom limit, the
oximeter emits a sound alert. Hold the
power button down for 3 seconds to ac-
tivate/deactivate the beep: when the beep
is activated, a tick-tack will be heard with
the pulse beats when the pulse rate is be-
ing measured.
Restoring the settings
While the “*” remains on the Restore op-
tion, hold down the power button for 3
seconds to restore the factory settings.
Brightness settings
Press the power button on the settings
1 interface to select the Brightness op -
tion, then hold the button down to adjust
the brightness on a value between 1 and
5. The higher the value, the higher the
screen’s brightness.
Adjusting the Alert range
On settings interface 2 (hold the power but-
ton down for 1 second when you are in the
settings 1 interface and the “*” symbol is
displayed on Alert Setup), press the pow-
er button to switch between options. You
can dene the upper and lower limits of
the “SpO2” oxygenation rate Alert on this
interface as well as the upper and lower
limits of the “PR” pulse rate Alert. While
the “*” symbol remains on option +/-, hold
the power button down for 3 seconds to
adjust the option to + or -. In + mode, se-
lect the correspondingoption and hold the
power button down to increase the upper
or lower limit. In - mode, hold down the
power button to reduce the upper or low-
er limit. Move “*” to the Leave option and
hold the power button down to return to
the monitoring interface.
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9. Instructions for use 4
Insert a nger fully into the oximeter’s
measuring sections. Keep the surface
of the nail pointing upwards and release
the clip. Press the power button to switch
on the oximeter.
Warning
If you do not insert your nger fully into
the cavity again, the measuring result
may be inaccurate.
Warning
Do not allow your nger to vibrate during
the measuring process. Preferably, make
sure your body does not move. Once the
readings have become stable, read the
measured values of oxygen saturation
and pulse on the screen.
Comment: the oximeter will switch o
automatically 10 seconds later after re-
moving your nger.
10. Reading the
measurements
Evaluate the pulsed
oxygen saturation index
Warning
The table below for evaluating your re-
sults does NOT apply to people with certain
pre-existing conditions (for example,
asthma, heart failure, respiratory tract
diseases) and in the event time is spent at
altitudes higher than 1,500 metres. If you
already have an illness, always consult your
doctor for an evaluation of your results.
11. About the display 5
Press the power button continuously
during the monitoring process. The data
monitored and display method will be
displayed cyclically on the OLED screen
in two dierent ways (text & graph) and
in four directions, as shown in the illus-
tration below.
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12. Replacing the
batteries 6
Replace the batteries when low and when
the symbol ashes on the screen. Install
two AAA dry-cell batteries in the battery
compartment according to the polarity in-
dicated and replace the battery cover.
13. Fixing the strap 7
You can x a strap to the device to make it
easier to carry the pulse oximeter. Slide the
thin end of the strap through the holder as
illustrated. Firmly pull the other end of the
strap through the holder of the narrow end.
14. Cleaning and
disinfecting routine
Cleaning
Turn o the instrument and remove the
batteries before cleaning. Make sure the
instrument looks clean, is free of dust and
dirt. Clean the instrument’s outer surface
(includingtheOLED screen) with 75% med -
ical spirit and a piece of soft, dry cloth.
Make sure the liquid does not run into
the instrument when cleaning.
Do not immerse any part of the instru-
ment in any liquid.
Disinfection
Before measuring with the instrument,
clean the rubber pad with a piece of soft,
dry cloth soaked in 75% medical spir-
it. Clean the nger to be measured with
medical spirit for the purposes of disin-
fection before and after use.
Warning
Do not disinfect the instrument by disin-
fecting at a high temperature/high pressure
or with gas.
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