Mindray Accutorr 7 User manual

Accutorr®
Quick Reference Guide

Note: The Accutorr 7 Quick Reference Guide is not
intended as a replacement to the Operating Instructions.
Prior to operating the equipment, the user must be
familiar with the Operating Instructions Manual contents.
This document is a guideline only to be used as an aid to
comprehensive Inservice Training.

Keys ...............................................................1
Hard Keys .................................................................1
Menu Quick Keys..........................................................1
Patient Setup ......................................................2
Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Barcode Scanner) .................2
Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Manual Entry) ....................2
Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Local Patient List and ADT Database)
...........................................................................2
Adjust Patient Size ........................................................4
Discharge A Patient .......................................................4
Standby ...........................................................5
Enter Standby.............................................................5
Resume Monitoring .......................................................5
Record ............................................................5
Realtime Waveforms ......................................................5
Adjust Recorder’s Waveforms ..............................................5
NIBP ...............................................................6
Factors that Affect Blood Pressure Measurement Accuracy..................6
Initiate A Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP) ................8
Stop Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP) ....................8
Set A Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement Interval ..................9
Configure A Custom Program..............................................9
Alarms............................................................10
Adjust Alarm Limits ......................................................10
Adjust Alarm Responses ..................................................10
Alarm Status Symbols ....................................................11
Table of Contents

Reset Alarms ......................................................12
Pause ALL Alarms .................................................12
Send Patient Data to the EMR ......................................12
Screen Display ....................................................13
Historical Trends ..................................................13
MEWS ............................................................14
Volumes ..........................................................14
Alarm Volume............................................................14
Key Volume ..............................................................14
Date And Time ....................................................15
Parameter Colors ..................................................15
Load Default (Preset) Settings......................................15
Lock/Unlock Touchscreen Display ..................................16
Cleaning/Disinfecting .............................................16
Cleaning .................................................................16
Disinfecting..............................................................17
Sterilization .......................................................17
Table of Contents (cont'd)

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KEYS
Hard Keys
Power ON/OFF Switch
•Press this key to turn the monitor on.
•Press this key to enter/exit Standby mode.
•Press and hold this key for more than 2 seconds to turn the
monitor o.
Alarm Reset Key
•Press this key to turn o the present alarm sounds.
•Press and hold this key for more than 2 seconds to pause or
restore alarms.
NIBP Start/Stop Key
•Press to start or stop NIBP measurements.
Admit Patient Key
•Press this key to admit a new patient.
•Press this key again to return to the main screen.
Knob
•Rotate the knob to scroll through parameters or menus.
•Press the knob to access a menu or select an item.
Menu Quick Keys
Main •Accesses the Main screen , or quickly returns to the main
display.
Scoring •Accesses the Scoring screen to evaluate a patient’s condition.
Patient List •Accesses the Local Patient List or ADT Database pages to
admit a patient and enter demographics.
Review •Views and prints historical trends data.
Save •Accesses the Results screen to manually save patient data.

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PATIENT SETUP*
Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Barcode Scanner)
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to admit a patient through a barcode
scanner.
To admit a patient through linear barcode scanner on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Connect the barcode scanner to the USB connector on the monitor.
b. Aim the barcode scanner at the barcode.
c. Select Ok in Patient Demographics menu.
To admit a patient through two-dimension barcode scanner on the Accutorr 7
monitor:
a. Connect the barcode scanner to the USB connector on the monitor.
b. Aim the scanner at the clinician barcode and press the scan button at the
barcode scanner.
c. Aim the scanner at the patient barcode and press the scan button on the
barcode scanner.
d. Select Ok in Patient Demographics menu.
NOTE: The monitor must be configured to use the two-dimension format in order
to work this way.
Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Manual Entry)
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to admit a patient and enter patient
demographics. Admitting also restores default (preconfigured) settings and clears
the previous patient’s information.
To manually admit a patient and enter demographics on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Press the hardkey to access the Patient Demographics menu.
b. Select patient demographic field (Last Name, First Name, etc.).
c. Enter patient’s information using onscreen keyboard.
d. Select to accept the information.
e. Select Ok to return to main display.

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Admit Patient And Enter Demographics (Local Patient List and ADT
Database)
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to enter patient demographics from
the local patient list or the ADT database (hospital's patient database).
To enter demographics from the local patient list on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Patient List quick key to access the Local Patient List tab.
b. Select the page key (for example ), and then use the up or
down arrow beside this key to turn the page.
c. Select Scroll, use the up or down arrow beside this key to highlight the
desired patient.
d. Select Admit to access the Patient Demographics menu.
e. If necessary, you can modify patient’s information using the onscreen
keyboard.
f. Select Ok to return to main display.
To enter demographics from the ADT database on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Patient List quick key, and select the ADT Database tab.
b. Search a patient.
  • InputDepartment name, and then the system will search the patient
within the department.
  • InputMRN, and then the system will search the patient according to the
medical record number.
  • InputLast Name and/or First Name, and then the system will search the
patient upon the name.
Or
b. Select the page key (for example ), and then use the up or
down arrow beside this key to turn the page.
c. Select Scroll, use the up or down arrow beside this key to highlight the
desired patient.
d. Select Admit to access the Patient Demographics menu.
e. If necessary, you can modify patient’s information using the onscreen
keyboard.

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f. Select Ok to return to main display.
*If Modify Patient Demographics is enabled in the Remote Control menu
of BeneVision Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Entering
demographic information on the BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision
WorkStation automatically enters it on the monitor. Entering demographic
information on the monitor automatically enters it on the BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation.
Adjust Patient Size
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to adjust patient size. To adjust
patient size on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Press the hardkey to access the Patient Demographics menu.
Or
a. Admitting a patient from the Local Patient List or ADT Database page will
automatically access the Patient Demographics menu.
b. Select Patient Category.
c. Select current size and adjust to Adu (adult), Ped (pediatric), or Neo
(Neonate).
d. Select Ok to return to main display.
NOTE: Adjusting patient size restores the monitor to the default (preconfigured)
settings but does not clear patient information or data.
Discharge A Patient
The Discharge function clears all patient information and restores default
(preconfigured) settings.
To discharge a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
•Admit a new patient
•Place the monitor into Standby
•Turn the monitor o
•Select the Save quick key
NOTE: Discharge Patient at Spot Check Saving must be selected in the "Save"
Button Options menu in order for the monitor to work this way.

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*If Discharge Patient is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision
Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Discharging a patient on the
Accutorr 7 monitor will automatically discharge the patient on the BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation. Discharging the patient on the
BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation will discharge the patient
on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
STANDBY*
Enter Standby
The Standby function allows the clinician to suspend monitoring on a patient.
While in standby, the patient is not monitored; however, all data and settings are
preserved.
To place a patient into Standby on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Press the hardkey.
b. Select Yes to confirm.
Resume Monitoring
To exit Standby and resume monitoring, select any key on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
*If Standby is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision Central
Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Selecting any key on the BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation will remove patient from Standby on
the Accutorr 7 monitor.
RECORD
Realtime Waveforms
To record a waveform on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor’s integrated
recorder press the hardkey on the monitor’s recorder.
Adjust Recorder’s Waveforms
To adjust recorded waveforms on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor's
integrated recorder:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select General Setup >>, and then select Print Setup >>.
c. Select the waveforms for recording.

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d. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
NIBP*
Factors that Affect Blood Pressure Measurement Accuracy
The accuracy of non-invasive blood pressure (BP) measurement has been shown
to be affected by numerous factors. Some of the more important aspects (based
on published literature) to consider while measuring BP are:
  • Thecuffshouldfitsnugly,butwithenoughroomfortwofingerstobe
placed between the cuff and the patient’s arm (on adults), and loosely on
neonates with little or no air present within the cuff.
  • UsetheGuidanceTableprovidedtoselectthepropersizecuff.Toosmall
a cuff has been shown to result in the overestimation of BP (systolic and
diastolic) while too large a cuff results in the underestimation of BP. Errors
in the 10 to 40 mmHg range can occur.
Ensure that the cuff is wrapped directly over the patient’s skin. BP measurement
could be 10 to 40 mmHg higher or lower than actual when the cuff is applied
over clothing.
  • Thecuffshouldbeappliedsothatthecenterofthebladderinthecuffis
over the brachial artery. Use the reference marker for this.
  • Forbestresults,thecuffshouldbeplacedonthearmatheartleveland
the lower arm supported passively. Published data indicates that BP can
increase about 2 mmHg for every inch that the cuff is below heart level
and decrease by the same amount if above heart level.
  • Avoidcompressionorrestrictionofthepressurehose.Donotplacethe
NIBP cuff on a limb that is being utilized for any other medical procedure,
for example, an I.V. catheter.
  • HavethepatientsitquietlyforseveralminutesbeforeBPmeasurement
and remain still during measurement to avoid unnecessary motion
artifact. If the patient has not rested before measurement, BP could be
elevated by 10 to 20 mmHg.
  • DonottalktothepatientduringBPmeasurementastalkinghasbeen
shown to result in a 10 to 15 mmHg overestimation of BP.
  • Thepatient’sbackandfeetshouldbeproperlysupportedwiththe

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legs kept uncrossed. Unsupported back and feet could increase BP
by up to 15 mmHg, while crossed legs could result in a 4 to 12 mmHg
increase.
  • OtherfactorsthathavebeenshowntoresultinanoverestimationofBP
are labored breathing (5 to 8 mmHg), full bladder (10 to 15 mmHg), pain
(10 to 30 mmHg).
Guidance Table
Cuff Description Limb Circumference
Child 10 - 19 cm
Small Adult 18 - 26 cm
Adult 25 - 35 cm
Large Adult 33 - 47 cm
Thigh 46 - 66 cm
Adult Long 25 - 35 cm
Large Adult Long 33 - 47 cm
References:
1. American Association on Critical-Care Nurses (AACN): Practice Alert,
Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring (April 2010)- http://www.
aacn.org/wd/practice/docs/practicealerts/non-invasive-bp-monitoring.
pdf?menu=aboutus
2. Pickering Thomas G, Hall John E, Appel Lawrence J, Falkner Bonita E, Graves
John, Hill Martha N, Jones Daniel W, Kurtz Theodore, Sheps Sheldon G,
Roccella Edward J. Recommendations for blood pressure measurement in
humans and experimental animals: Part 1: Blood pressure measurement
in humans: A statement for professionals from the Subcommittee of
Professional and Public Education of the American Heart Association
Council on High Blood Pressure Research. J Hypertens 2005; 45: 142-161.
3. O’Brien Eoin, Asmar Roland, Beilin Lawrie, Imai Yutaka, Mallion Jean-
Michel, Mancia Giuseppe, Mengden Thomas, Myers Martin, Padfield
Paul, Palatini Paolo, Parati Gianfranco, Pickering Thomas, Redon Josep,
Staessen Jan, Stergiou George, Verdecchia Paolo. European Society of
Hypertension recommendations for conventional, ambulatory and
home blood pressure measurement. J Hypertens 2003; 21: 821-848.

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Initiate A Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP)
To initiate a NIBP measurement on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Press the hardkey on the monitor's front panel.
Or
a. Select NIBP parameter area to access the NIBP Setup menu.
b. Select Start NIBP
c. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*If NIBP Start/Stop is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision
Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Selecting Start NIBP
Measurement on the BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation will
initiate a NIBP measurement on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
Stop Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP)
To stop the current NIBP measurements on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor,
you can press the hardkey on the monitor's front panel during the NIBP
measurement.
To stop all NIBP measurements on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Press the hardkey on the monitor's front panel.
Or
a. Select NIBP parameter area to access the NIBP Setup menu.
b. Select Stop All.
c. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*If NIBP Start/Stop is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision
Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Selecting Stop NIBP
Measurement on the BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation will
stop a NIBP measurement on the Accutorr 7 monitor.

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Set A Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement Interval
The Accutorr 7 monitor allows the clinician to set a pre-configured interval for a
NIBP measurement to be obtained automatically.
To set an automatic interval on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select NIBP parameter area to access the NIBP Setup menu.
b. Set Interval.
  • Interval can be set to 1 min, 2 min, 2.5 min, 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, 15
min, 20 min, 30 min, 1 h, 1.5 h, 2h: The monitor automatically measures
NIBP based on the specified time interval.
  • Interval can be set to Program 1/Program 2: The monitor automatically
measures NIBP based on a program customized by the user.
c. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*If NIBP Interval is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision Central
Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Selecting Interval on the BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation allows the clinician to set an
automatic interval on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
Configure A Custom Program
The Accutorr 7 monitor allows the clinician to perform NIBP measurement based
on a customized program.
To configure a custom program on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select NIBP parameter area to access the NIBP Setup menu.
b. Select Custom Program >>.
c. Set Program to Program 1 or Program 2.
d. Set Duration and Interval for each measurement cycle.
e. Select Ok to confirm.
f. Set Interval to Program 1 or Program 2.

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ALARMS*
Adjust Alarm Limits
The Alarm Setup tab allows the clinician to configure alarm limits and alarm
responses on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
To adjust a patient’s alarm limit on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select parameter’s waveform or numeric tile to open the parameter's Setup
menu.
b. Select Alarm Setup >>.
c. Select High or Low limit value and adjust using the up and down arrows.
d. Select Off in the limit value area to switch off the parameter’s alarm limit(s).
e. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
Or
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select Alarm Setup >>.
c. Scroll and select the parameter
d. Select High or Low limit value and adjust using the up and down arrows
e. Select Off in the limit value area to switch off the parameter’s alarm limit(s)
f. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*If Alarm Setup is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision Central
Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Adjusting alarm limits on BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation automatically adjust alarm limits on
the Accutorr 7 monitor. Adjusting alarm limits on the Accutorr 7 monitor can
automatically adjust alarm limits on BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision
WorkStation.
Adjust Alarm Responses
To adjust a patient’s alarm responses on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select parameter’s waveform or numeric tile to open the parameter's Setup
menu.
b. Select Alarm Setup >>
c. Select

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  • On/Off – to switch on or off the alarm’s limits or responses
  • Level – to adjust the audio and visual alarm indicators. Level options
include High (Red), Medium (Yellow), and Low (Yellow)
  • Restore Defaults – to restore preset settings
d. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
Or
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select Alarm Setup>>.
c. Scroll and select parameter
d. Select
  • On/Off – to switch on or off the alarm’s limits or responses
  • Level – to adjust the audio and visual alarm indicators. Level options
include High (Red), Medium (Yellow), and Low (Yellow)
  • Restore Defaults – to restore preset settings
e. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*If Alarm Setup is enabled in the Remote Control menu of BeneVision Central
Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Adjusting alarm responses on BeneVision
CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation will not adjust alarm responses on
the Accutorr 7 monitor. Adjusting alarm responses on the Accutorr 7 monitor
will not adjust alarm responses on BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision
WorkStation.
Alarm Status Symbols
The Accutorr 7 monitor uses the following symbols telling the alarm status:
•indicates alarms are paused.
•indicates alarms are reset.
•indicates the alarm sound is turned o.

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RESET ALARMS*
To reset an alarm for the duration of the alarm on the Accutorr 7 monitor, press
the hardkey on the front panel of monitor.
*If Alarm Pause&Audio Pause&Alarm Reset is enabled in the Remote Control
menu of BeneVision Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Pressing the
hardkey on the Accutorr 7 monitor can reset the alarm for that device on
the BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation for the duration of
the alarm. Selecting Alarm Reset on BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision
WorkStation can reset the alarm on the Accutorr 7 monitor for the duration of the
alarm.
PAUSE ALL ALARMS*
To pause all alarms on the Accutorr 7 monitor for a preconfigured amount of time,
press and hold the hardkey on the front panel for more than 2 seconds.
*If Alarm Pause&Audio Pause&Alarm Reset is enabled in the Remote Control
menu of BeneVision Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Pressing and
holding the hardkey on the Accutorr 7 monitor will pause active alarms on
BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision WorkStation for a preconfigured amount
of time. Selecting Alarm Pause on BeneVision CentralStation and BeneVision
WorkStation can pause active alarms on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
SEND PATIENT DATA TO THE EMR
The Accutorr 7 monitor can send patient data, including parameter values, related
alarms and alarm settings, patient information and historical data to the EMR
system.
To send patient data on the Accutorr 7 monitor to the EMR system:
a. Select the Review quick key.
b. Select the Spot Check Trends tab.
c. Select the desired patient records.
d. Select Send.
Or
If Automatically Send on Manual Save is configured, simply select the Save quick
key.

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SCREEN DISPLAY
The Accutorr 7 monitor allows the clinician to adjust the main display based on
patient acuity.
To adjust the main screen’s layout on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select the General Setup>>.
c. Set Display Setup
  • All Parameters: Real time waveforms and numeric parameters on the
main display
  • Trend: Split screen with tabular trend on the lower portion of the display
with real time waveforms and numeric parameters
  • NIBP List: Split screen with NIBP list on the lower portion of the display
with real time waveforms and numeric parameters
HISTORICAL TRENDS
To display and record Tabular (List) trends on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Review quick key.
b. Select the Spot Check Trends tab.
  • SelectMRN or Name, and then select the desired patient.
  • SelectFilter to select the desired parameter trends.
  • Selectthepagekey(forexample ), and then use the up or
down arrow beside this key to turn the page.
  • SelectEdit to edit patient demographics or manual input data of selected
patient.
  • SelectDelete to delete the trend data of selected patient.
  • SelectPrint to print the trend data of selected patient.
  • SelectSend to transfer the trend data of selected patient.
c. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
BeneVision Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Trend storage, display
interval, and printing length on the Accutorr 7 monitor and BeneVision CMS are
independent.

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MEWS
The MEWS (Modified Early Warning Score) calculates a total score and provides a
clinical response based on the entered parameters.
To calculate a clinical scoring on a patient on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Obtain all parameter values.
b. Enter all required manual inputs.
c. Clinical score will be automatically be calculated and displayed.
VOLUMES
The alarm volume and key volume can be adjusted on the Accutorr 7 monitor.
Alarm Volume
To adjust the alarm volume on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select General Setup >> and select Alarm Volume.
c. Select volume ranging from X*-10 (0=Off 10=Max).
d. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
*The minimum volume range(X) is configurable.
Key Volume
To adjust the key volume on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select General Setup >> and select Key Volume.
c. Select volume ranging from 0-10 (0=Off 10=Max)
d. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.

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DATE AND TIME
To adjust the date and time on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select General Setup>> and select System Time>>
c. Set the date and time.
d. Select Date Format to adjust the month, day, and year format.
e. Select Time Format to adjust the time format (12h or 24h).
f. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
PARAMETER COLORS
The Accutorr 7 monitor provides the ability to adjust the parameter’s numeric and
waveform (if applicable) color.
To adjust the parameter’s color on the Accutorr 7 monitor:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select General Setup>> and select Parameter Color Setup >>.
c. Select parameter.
d. Select color.
e. Select the Main quick key or to return to the main display.
BeneVision Central Monitoring System (BeneVision CMS): Parameter color on
the Accutorr 7 monitor and BeneVision CMS are independent.
LOAD DEFAULT (PRESET) SETTINGS
The Accutorr 7 monitors settings are automatically restored either when the
patient size is adjusted, or when Admit or Discharge is performed.
A clinician may restore defaults on a patient currently being monitored on the
Accutorr 7 monitor by:
a. Select the Main quick key to access the Main menu.
b. Select Load Configuration >>.
c. Select user defined (preset) configuration from displayed list.
d. Select Load.
e. Select Yes to confirm and return to the main display.

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LOCK/UNLOCK TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
The Accutorr 7 monitor provides the ability to lock and unlock the touchscreen
display.
To lock the touchscreen display on the Accutorr 7 monitor press and hold the
Main quick key for 3 seconds until appears.
To unlock the touchscreen display on the Accutorr 7 monitor press and hold Lock
for 3 seconds until the Main quick key appears.
CLEANING/DISINFECTING
Cleaning
Clean your equipment on a regular basis. Before cleaning, consult your hospital's
regulations for cleaning the equipment.
The following table lists approved cleaning agents.
Product Name Product Type Ingredients
Sodium hypochlorite bleach Liquid Sodium hypochlorite 10%
Isopropanol Liquid Isopropanol 70%
NOTE:
1. Refer to the Operating Instructions for important notes about cleaning.
2. The "*" symbol indicates a cleaning solution should be prepared
according to the concentration directed by the accompanying
instructions for use.
To clean the equipment:
a. Shut down the monitor and disconnect it from AC power.
b. Clean the display screen using a soft, clean cloth dampened with a
cleaning agent.
c. Clean the exterior surface of the equipment using a soft cloth
dampened with a cleaning agent.
d. Wipe off all the cleaning solution with a dry cloth after cleaning if
necessary.
e. Dry your equipment in a ventilated, cool place.