Check before use
Before using the oximeter, perform the following steps: Check for mechanical damage;
Check that all external cables and accessories are intact; Handheld pulse oximeter; Check that all monitoring functions of the oximeter are working properly to ensure the oximeter is in working order.
In case of damage, malfunction, safety hazard or abnormality, do not use the patient on the device and contact your hospital technician or manufacturer immediately.
Oximeter routine check
Ensures a full inspection by qualified service personnel, including functional
Safety check, after 6-12 months of continuous use of the oximeter, or after oximeter repair or system upgrade. This is to ensure the normal operation of the system. If not in use for an extended period of time, store the device without the battery. Otherwise the battery may be completely exhausted.
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Failure to implement satisfactory maintenance schedules by responsible hospitals or institutions using monitoring equipment may result in excessive equipment failure and possible health risks. Safety inspections or maintenance that require opening the oximeter enclosure must be performed by trained and authorized personnel only. otherwise. Equipment failure and possible health hazards may be caused.
Oximeter general cleaning
Equipment should be cleaned regularly. When it is contaminated with dust, oil, sweat or blood, it should be washed immediately. If you are in a heavily polluted area or a lot of dust and sand, the equipment should be cleaned more frequently. Before cleaning equipment, check your hospital's regulations for cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing equipment. The exterior surfaces of the device can be gently cleaned with a clean soft cloth, sponge or cotton
Swap, wet with a non-aggressive cleaning solution. Wipe off excess cleaning fluid before cleaning
Recommended equipment.
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1. Power off the oximeter and stop charging the battery before cleaning.
Here is an example of a cleaning solution:
Diluted soapy water;
Diluted formaldehyde (35%-37%);
diluted ammonia;
Hydrogen peroxide (3%);
Alcohol; Ethanol (70%);
Isopropanol (70%);
Diluted sodium hypochlorite solution (a 500ppm bleach solution (a 1:100 diluted bleach solution for home use) - 5000ppm (a 1:10 diluted bleach solution for home use) is very effective. How many ppm depends on how much organic matter (blood , breeding particles, etc.) are present on the surface. Do not use strong solvents such as acetone. Always dilute solutions according to manufacturer's recommendations. Do not use abrasive, corrosive cleaners or cleaners containing acetone, and do not allow fluids to flow into the enclosure , switches, connectors, or any vents in the device. Never immerse the device in water or any cleaning solution, or pour or spray water or any cleaning solution on the device. Be sure to wipe off all cleaning with a dry cloth after cleaning solution, then air dry the oximeter.
Never dry the oximeter in strong sunlight or bake it at high temperatures. If the oximeter is contaminated with chemicals, the user should handle it effectively according to regulations. properties of chemical substances. Probes and cables can be cleaned with a clean soft cloth, sponge or cotton swab with ethanol. The above cleaning solutions can only be used for general cleaning.
Post time: Oct-18-2022