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Alarms Alarms<br />
A. Parameter Alarms<br />
Individual alarm levels are adjustable for most of the parameters Passport V is capable of<br />
monitoring. In addition, these alarms may be set by the user to either priority level 1 or 2 as<br />
desired.<br />
NOTE: The Heart Rate Alarm can be triggered only by the source<br />
identified in the Heart Rate data tile. In some circumstances,<br />
the pulse rate displayed in the SpO2 data tile may differ<br />
from the heart rate displayed in the heart rate data tile.<br />
When the Passport V detects that the SpO2 pulse rate is in<br />
violation of the heart rate limit settings, the pulse rate data<br />
will flash over a red background, but the audio alarm will<br />
not sound.<br />
B. Invalid Heart Rate Alarm<br />
The Invalid Heart Rate Alarm occurs if the selected heart rate source is no longer able to<br />
detect a heart rate. The Passport V may display a message to help identify the cause of the<br />
alarm (e.g., “Lead Off”, “Sensor Off”). The Invalid Heart Rate Alarm is a priority 1<br />
alarm.<br />
C. Apnea Alarm<br />
The Apnea Alarm is active when respiration is being monitored. The Apnea Alarm will be<br />
triggered if respiration is not detected for a time period longer than set in the Alarm Setup<br />
menu. The Apnea Alarm can be set as a “Latched” or “Non-latched” alarm via the<br />
Installation Menu.<br />
When “Apnea Latch” is set to “Off”, the Apnea Alarm will silence and cancel itself if patient<br />
breathing is again detected.<br />
When “Apnea Latch” is set to “On” (default), the Apnea Alarm will not be silenced unless the<br />
operator acknowledges the alarm by pressing the Silence or Silence All keys. The visual<br />
Apnea Alarm indications will not be cancelled unless patient breathing resumes.<br />
The Apnea Alarm is a priority 1 alarm.<br />
D. Arrhythmia Alarms<br />
Arrhythmia Alarms are identified in the upper area of the screen.<br />
“Lethal” Arrhythmia Alarms (“Asystole”, “V-Fib”, and “V-Tach”) are priority 1 alarms that are<br />
latched. Even after the alarming condition is resolved, a latched alarm will continue until it is<br />
acknowledged by pressing the Silence or Silence All key on the front panel keypad. If the<br />
alarm is acknowledged while the lethal condition still exists, the audio portion of the alarm<br />
will be silenced for the duration that is selected from the “Silence For” list in the Alarm<br />
Setup menu, but the alarm message will continue displaying in the message area in the<br />
upper part of the screen. If a new lethal condition occurs while the initial lethal alarm is<br />
silenced, the new lethal alarm will not break through but not be silenced. If the lethal<br />
condition is resolved while the alarm is silenced, the alarm will be terminated.<br />
Passport V Operating Instructions 0070-10-0704-02 13 - 7