Welch Allyn 206EL Propaq Encore Vital Signs Monitor - User Manual - Manual (Page 81)

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Trends
Every two minutes, the Propaq Encore collects the monitored vital sign numerics and
stores them in its trend memory, which can save the last five hours of trend information.
(See “NIBP Trends “on the next page for exceptions.) All this information can be printed
and viewed as a trend print.
The trend status window and menu
There are five trends: NIBP, RESP, P1, P2, and TEMP. Except for NIBP, all vital signs are
continuously monitored from the time monitoring begins to the time it ends.
Each trend shows the time of the reading, the HR/PR measurements, the SpO
2
value (if
configured), and other values. The three blood pressure trends show systolic, diastolic,
and mean pressures, and all but the TEMP trend show respiration rate, if it’s available.
Columns on the trend table show the word ‘OFF’ for the vital signs not being monitored.
The Trend Menu allows you to select trended data for display and print the displayed trend
if a printer is attached.
How trends are accumulated
For each of the four continuous trends, numerics are sampled every two minutes to a
maximum of 150 samples (up to five hours). When the maximum is reached, the trending
continues but the older data is no longer stored. The readings are displayed in descending
order, most recent first.
PRINT Prints the displayed trend.
The Up Arrow button allows you to scroll up to the most current reading
and the Down Arrow lets you scroll down to the oldest reading, four
readings at a time.
NXT TRND Allows you to cycle through the current display of each trend group.
OXYCRG Prints an oxycardiorespirogram. For more information on OxyCRG, see
“OxyCRG” on page 82.
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ART
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122
58
PRINT OXYCRG NXT TRND
HR T 1 NIBP 12:45:28
III
1
mV
cm
MON
RESP TREND
TIME INCO2 ETCO2 HR/PR
BPM HH:MM
10:00
9:58
9:56
9:54
98
SRCH
OFF
100
101
88
93
91
3
3
10
2
30
31
30
30
BR
Br/M
11
11
5
10
SpO2
%
102.3 F S 122 80
mmHg mmHg
mmHg
MCO 2 BR
SpO 2
35 12
92
Numerics that have alarmed are highlighted.