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Nellcor OxiMax N595 Home Use Guide

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Using the Monitor<br />

6. <strong>Use</strong> the ADJUST UP or ADJUST DOWN buttons to change the<br />

selected value.<br />

7. Press the EXIT softkey.<br />

Adult-Pediatric and Neonatal Settings<br />

The factory default patient monitoring mode is ADULT-<br />

PEDIATRIC, which uses upper and lower alarm limits for oxygen<br />

saturation and pulse rate that are typically appropriate for adult and<br />

pediatric patients. If you are monitoring a neonate or infant, you<br />

can change to the neonatal monitoring mode by pressing the<br />

LIMITS softkey and selecting NEO. The upper and lower limits for<br />

monitoring a neonate or infant differ from those for an adult or a<br />

pediatric patient.<br />

If you modify the default value(s) of alarm limits in either the adult<br />

or neonate monitoring mode, the change will remain in effect only<br />

until the monitor is turned off. You will need to reenter your limit<br />

changes each time you turn on the monitor.<br />

Caution: Each time the monitor is used, check the alarm limits<br />

and the monitoring mode to ensure that they are appropriate<br />

for the patient you are monitoring.<br />

The clinician will advise you as to whether or not you should use<br />

alarm limits other than the default values when monitoring the<br />

patient. If needed, the clinician can program the monitor to override<br />

the default limits, using instead the settings appropriate for the<br />

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