ZOLL M SeriesE Series Biphasic: Alarms SelfPaced Training Module

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ZOLL M Series/E Series Biphasic Alarms
Self-Paced TrainingModule 6
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Objectives

• At the end of this module the participant can
• Activate the alarm silence button.
• Set alarm parameters outside of the default
  settings
• Identify the alarm state by recognizing the
  related symbol

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• When the M Series or E Series is turned on, all
  of the alarms are disabled and the limits are set
  to their default.
• The practitioner can reset the alarm limits at
  any time. The next slide will address the
  default settings
• High and Low Default
• High and Low range limits that can manually be
  set by the practitioner

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M Series/E Series Alarm Parameters
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Alarm Function

• Once setting selected, notification will occur
  whenever the patients vital signs change above
  or below the selected parameters
• Continuous alarm will sound
• Display area for the alarming vital sign
  highlights
• Alarm display symbol flashes on the screen

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Alarm State/Display Symbol
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M Series/E Series Options haveIndividual Alarm
States

• The options available on this illustration (SpO2,
  Co2, NIBP, and ECG) all show the state of the
  alarm in a disabled mode.

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Alarm Suspend, Setting Alarms and Alarm Limits

• There are 2 Alarm softkeys
• Alarm Suspend will activate alarms once
  established and will silence alarms at any time.
• Alarms Softkey to set alarm limits.

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Alarms Softkey

• To set Alarms
• Press the Alarms softkey
• The alarm menu will display

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Setting Alarms

• Press the Select Parameter softkey to select type
  of alarm
• Press the Incgt and the Declt softkeys to change
  state of selected alarm and increase/decrease
  alarm limits

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Setting Alarms

• Use the Next Field softkey to scroll through
  state and limit fields.

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Setting Alarms

• Press the Return softkey to set all selected
  values and return to original menu.

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Alarm Suspend

• Press the Alarm Suspend button to activate the
  new alarm settings
• Verify that proper alarm symbols are displayed

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• This concludes Module 6
• Please continue on with other modules which may
  be required
• At your facility