Nihon Kohden SVM-7200 Reference Guide
Life Scope® SVM-7200 Series
Vital Signs Monitor
Clinical Reference Guide
Version 1
© 2019 All Rights Reserved
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Life Scope SVM-7200 Series Vital Signs Monitor 2
Front View 2
Le View 3
Right View 4
Top View (With Wireless LAN Module) 4
Rear View 5
Admitting a New Patient and Inputting Patient Information 6
Inputting the Patient ID 7
Inputting the Patient Name 8
Inputting the Date of Birth 9
Inputting the Height and Weight 10
Managing Patient Information 11
Discharging a Patient 12
In Continuous Mode 12
Saving and Sending Patient Information 14
Basic Operation 15
Modified Early Warning Score 16
Monitoring Parameters 17
NIBP Monitoring 17
Starting and Stopping NIBP 17
Changing NIBP Settings 17
NIBP Interval Settings 18
Venous Puncture Mode 18
Cu Size 19
Cu Positioning 19
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Patient Type 19
Measuring Mode 20
SpO₂ Monitoring 21
Starting SpO₂ Measurement 21
Changing SpO₂ Settings 22
Temperature Monitoring 23
Exergen Temporal Scanner 23
Covidien Sensor 24
Applying Probe Covers 24
Setting the Modes of Temperature Measurement 25
Setting Temperature Alarm Limits 26
Alarm Types and Levels 27
Alarm Message Display and Icons 28
Guide Menu 28
Silencing and Suspending Alarms 29
Silencing Alarms 29
Suspending Alarms 29
Alarm O Keys on the Menu Window 30
Changing Parameter Alarm Limits 31
Review Windows 33
Display Review Windows 33
Spot Table Window 34
Trend Table Window (incontinuous mode only) 35
Trend Graph Window (in continuous mode only) 36
Alarm History Window 36
Cleaning and Disinfecting 37
Screen Messages and Troubleshooting 38
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Monitoring 42
Network 43
Recording 44
NIBP 45
SpO₂ 46
Temperature 47
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Introduction
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Whenever you see this icon in this guide, a one touch
“shortcut” is available for the particular function. That
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Lifescope. Which correct?
This Clinical Reference Guide is designed to assist you to learn the
monitor’s basic operations during the pre-implementation training class
or as a self-study tool as you use the system on your clinical unit. It is also
designed as a reference tool when you need a refresher for infrequently
performed procedures.
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The procedures in this guide regard the Life Scope
®
SVM-7200 series
Vital Signs Monitor. The Vital Signs Monitor can be used in an adult or
pediatric environment.
The Clinical Reference Guide is an adjunct to the Operator’s Manual and
does not replace it. Please refer to that manual for critical technical and
other specic information, and for additional information as directed in
this guide.
Whenever you see this icon in this guide, a one touch
“shortcut” is available for the particular function. That shortcut is
described next to the icon.
For additional assistance, please contact your hospital biomedical
services representative. For technical or clinical product assistance, a
toll-free customer support service is provided at 1-800-325-0283.
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Life Scope® SVM-7200 Series Vital Signs Monitor
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consistency.
Front View
8 Handle 7 Alarm indicator
6 SILENCE ALARM key
9 TOUCH screen
5 NIBP START/STOP key
1 POWER key
4 AC power lamp
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2 Power lamp
Item Description
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POWER key
2
Power lamp Lights when the monitor power is turned on.
3 Battery lamp
4
AC power lamp
5 NIBP START/STOP key
6 SILENCE ALARM key
7 Alarm indicator
8 Handle
9 Touch screen
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Press and hold for more than 1 second to turn the monitor power on
or o.
Indicates the status of the battery pack. Refer to Section 2 for details
of the battery pack.
Lights when the power cord is connected between the AC SOURCE
socket and AC outlet.
To start or stop NIBP measurement.
To silence the alarm sound and indications.
Red or yellow lamp blinks, or yellow or cyan lamp lights according
to the alarm settings. Green lamp blinks in synchronization with the
patient’s pulse.
For carrying the monitor.
Displays monitoring data. Touch a key or button on the screen to
change the displayed screen and setting.
3 Battery lamp
Left View
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1 SpO2 socket
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label SP02 socket – the 2 is written
inconsistently throughout this
document. In the table below as SpO2
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1 SpO Socket
2 Debrillation-proof part symbol
3 NIBP socket
4 Recorder holder
Item Description
1
SpO2 socket Connects to specied SpO connection cord.
5 Caution label
Defibrilliation-proof
2
part symbol
3 NIBP socket
4
Recorder holder
5
Caution label
Refer to Operator Manual for details.
Part symbol.
Connects to the air hose.
For mounting a recorder.
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Right View
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7
Description
For mounting a battery pack.
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1 Battery pack holder
Item Description
1 Battery pack holder
For mounting a battery pack.
Top View (With Wireless LAN Module)
1 WLAN power lamp
3 WLAN lamp
2 WLAN LINK lamp
Item Description
1 WLAN Power lamp
2 WLAN LINK lamp
3 WLAN lamp
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Lights when the WLAN power is turned on.
Lights when the WLAN power is ready.
Lights when WLAN is connected.
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Item
Description
Press and hold for more than 5 seconds to restore to the
default setting. Press and hold for 1 second and less to
reset WLAN.
For mounting a temperature probe.
For serial communication.
Connects to monitor network system by a network
cable.
For USB memory or barcode reader or keyboard.
For the AC power cord.
For a potential equalization terminal conductor.
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Rear View
1 WLAN setup button
2 Temperature socket
1 WLAN setup button
3 Serial socket
4 Network socket
Item Description
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7 Potential equalization terminal
6 AC power source socket
5 USB sockets
Press and hold for more than 5 seconds to restore to the default
setting. Press and hold for 1 second and less to reset WLAN.
2 Temperature socket
3
Serial socket For serial communication.
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Network socket Connects to monitor network system by a network cable.
5
USB sockets For USB memory or barcode reader or keyboard.
AC power source
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socket
Potential
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equalization terminal
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For mounting a temperature probe.
For the AC power cord.
For a potential equalization terminal conductor.
Admitting a New Patient and Inputting
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•
Use a barcode reader and scan the barcode of the patient;
•
Press the [New Patient] key on the main screen when it is customized
to the screen;
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Press the [Menu] key on the main screen to open the Menu window.
Press the [Patient List] key from the Menu window and then press the
[New Patient] key to admit a new patient.
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expression before and I’m not entirely
sure what you mean. Do you mean
when the key is highlighted or
something similar?
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standardly used in this kind of
structure.
Patient Information
Open the NEW PATIENT window to add a new patient. There are three
methods to open the NEW PATIENT window:
• Use a barcode reader and scan the barcode of the patient;
• Press the NEW PATIENT key on the main screen when it is customized
to the screen;
• Press the MENU key on the main screen to open the MENU window.
Press the PATIENT LIST key from the MENU window and then press
the NEW PATIENT key to admit a new patient.
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Inputting the PATIENT ID
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Touch the [Patient ID] key on the New Patient window and then
enter the patient ID by using the touch keys.
Or, on the Home screen, scan the patient ID by using the bar code
scanner, the Patient ID will be entered automatically.
Up to 16 characters can be entered.
1. Touch the PATIENT ID key on the NEW PATIENT window and then
enter the patient ID by using the touch keys.
Or, on the Home screen, scan the patient ID by using the bar code
scanner, the Patient ID will be entered automatically.
Up to 16 characters can be entered.
2. Touch the ENT key to conrm the input and then return to the NEW
PATIENT window.
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Inputting the PATIENT NAME
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1. Touch the PATIENT NAME key on the NEW PATIENT window and then
enter the patient name in the pop-up window.
OR, on the Home screen, scan the patient name by using the bar
code scanner; the patient name will be input automatically (if
connected to network ADT server).
Up to 15 characters can be entered.
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2. Touch the ENT key to conrm the input and then return to the NEW
PATIENT window.
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Inputting the Date of Birth
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1. Touch the DATE OF BIRTH key on the NEW PATIENT window and then
input the date of birth.
2. Touch the SET key to save your input and return to the NEW PATIENT
window or PATIENT INFO window by touching the key.
NOTE: If you close the BIRTH DATE/AGE window without touching
the ENT key, the date of birth will not be changed.
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Inputting the Height and Weight
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1. Touch the HEIGHT or WEIGHT key on the NEW PATIENT window and
then input the height and weight separately.
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2. Touch the ENT key to save your input and return to the PATIENT INFO
window by touching the
NOTE: If you close the HEIGHT/WEIGHT window without touching
the ENT key, the entered height and weight cannot be saved.
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Managing Patient Information
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1. Use the keys on the PATIENT WINDOW to add, delete, and change
the patient information.
2. Touch the PATIENT LIST key on the MENU window to display the
PATIENT LISTwindow.
3. To delete a patient’s information, select the patient information
and touch the DELETE key.
NOTE: A currently admitted patient cannot be deleted.
4. To change a patient’s information, select the patient information
and touch the SELECT key to open the NEW PATIENT window.
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Discharging a Patient
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In Spot Mode
1. Touch the SAVE key on the Home screen. Open the SAVE window.
All the parameters are selected as default.
2. Touch the items to unselect parameters. The unselected item
turns gray.
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3. Touch the SAVE* or SAVE & SEND* key to send the selected
parameter to EMR and save to le. Aer the data is sent
successfully, the patient will be discharged automatically, and the
monitor is available for the next patient.
In spot mode, a patient will be discharged automatically aer his
or her data is saved. To readmit the patient, touch the PATIENT LIST
key to select the patient.
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