Welch Allyn Connex Integrated Wall System User manual

Connex® Integrated Wall System
2.2 Software Version
Clinical Inservice Presentation
MC12931 1

Table of Contents
•Device Overview & Intended Use
•Power ON
•Power OFF
•Home Screen Navigation
•Spot Profile
•Intervals Monitoring Profile
•Office Profile
•Using Office Profile
•Taking a Non-invasive Blood Pressure
•Proper BP Technique
•Initiating Interval Blood Pressures
•Setting Up Interval Blood Pressures
•Obtaining an SpO2and Pulse Rate
•Taking Temperatures using SureTemp® Plus
•Taking Temperatures using Braun 4000
•Manual Entry of Parameters & Clear Function
•Alarm Management
•Manual Parameter Entry
•Patient Modifier Entry
•Saving and Reviewing Vital Signs
•Diagnostic Information
•Cleaning
•Advanced Settings
•Conclusion & Resources
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Device Overview & Intended Use
Use to obtain vital signs
and other parameters
•Adults (>12 yrs)
•Pediatric (29 days-12 yrs)
•Neonate (<28 days)
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Power On
Power ON
Press Power
Button on the front
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Power Off
Power OFF
1. Press Power
Button
2. Select Power
Down on main
screen
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The Home Screen
The home screen is
divided into three
areas:
•Device Status Area
•Content Area
•Navigation Area
Let’s look at each area.
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Device Status Area
Provides device status
information, including:
•Clinician ID (if applicable)
•Device location (i.e. nursing unit)
•Time
•Date
•Battery life information
•Connection status (if applicable)
•Alarms and Messages and Patient
Profile
(i.e. Spot, Intervals, or Office)
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Content Area
Displays:
•Vital sign measurements
•Patient information (if
applicable)
•Manual parameters
•Shortcuts to alarm controls
•Save button
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Navigation Area
Provides tabs for:
•Home
•Patient List*
•Alarms*
•Review*
•Settings
*Depending upon profile
selected
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Spot Profile
Features:
•No alarms
•No BP intervals
•Take SpO2sensor OFF
prior to touching
SAVE
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