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ZOLL M Series Invasive Blood Pressure

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Troubleshooting

The following table lists the IBP messages, the problem each message indicates, and the actions you 
should take to fix the problem. Read this section carefully before monitoring patients. For further 
assistance, call ZOLL Technical Service at 1-800-348-9011. Customers outside the United States 
should call the nearest authorized ZOLL Medical Corporation sales representative.

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AUTION

!

Determine that altered waveform and pressure are not the result of physiologic 

changes requiring immediate action prior to systematic troubleshooting.

WARNING!

* Leaks in the tubing/catheter system may effectively cause the patient to 

hemorrhage.

Message/Symptom:

Problem:

User Action:

CHECK P1 
TRANSDUCER
CHECK P2 
TRANSDUCER

The transducer connection is broken.
A short or open circuit is detected in 
the transducer.

Check transducer and cabling.
Replace the transducer or cabling.

ICU ERROR XXX

No communication from the IBP 
processor.
BP processor failed self-test.

Turn unit off, wait 10 seconds and retry.
If problem persists, return unit to ZOLL 
Technical Service.

REPLACE P1 
TRANSDUCER
REPLACE P2 
TRANSDUCER

Transducer signal is incompatible with 
M Series unit.

Use transducer that is compatible with M 
Series unit.

REZERO P1
REZERO P2

M Series unit was unable to establish a 
zero reference value.

Rezero the transducer.

SYSTEM FAULT

Communication problem with the IBP 
processor.

Turn unit off, wait 10 seconds and retry.
If problem persists, return unit to ZOLL 
Technical Service.

ZERO P1
ZERO P2

No zero reference has been 
established.

Zero the transducer.

No BP waveform

Large leak in the tubing system.
Transducer interface cable is loose.
Display scale set improperly.
Mechanical coupling between catheter 
and transducer is compromised.

Defective transducer.

Check for leaks in the tubing/catheter 
system*.
Assure connections are made. Replace cable if 
necessary.
Rescale displayed trace.
Check that stopcocks are in the proper 
position for monitoring.
Check for kinks in tubing.
Check for blood clots in tubing.
Replace transducer.

Summary of Contents for Invasive Blood Pressure

Page 1: ...Invasive Blood Pressure 9650 0219 01 Rev D...

Page 2: ...ssue date or revision level for this operation guide is shown on the front cover ZOLL and M Series are registered trademarks of ZOLL Medical Corporation 2007 by ZOLL Medical Corporation All rights res...

Page 3: ...2 Connecting the transducer to the unit 2 Setting up the transducer and catheter 3 Displaying the IBP Menu 3 Zeroing the Transducer 4 TAKING MEASUREMENTS 5 Reading the Display 6 Changing the Display 8...

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Page 5: ...n the presence of oxygen rich atmospheres flammable anesthetics or other flammable agents such as gasoline Do not use near the site of a gasoline spill Explosion may result The use of accessories tran...

Page 6: ...efibrillation Using the IBP option introduces no risk of burns due to electro surgery Do not reuse single use transducers Check the transducer packaging to make certain the transducer is sterile Check...

Page 7: ...llow your hospital s protocol for setting up the transducer and catheter 4 Display the IBP menu 5 Zero the transducer 6 Select the desired labels and ranges for each trace if present settings are not...

Page 8: ...ing a transducer Use only disposable or reusable transducers with 5uV V mmHg sensitivity See Ordering Accessories on page 16 for a list of ZOLL approved transducers WARNING The use of accessories tran...

Page 9: ...o the transducer you must first display the IBP menu You can display the IBP menu without leaving Monitor Defib or Pacer mode AEDs must be in manual mode to display the IBP menu See the M Series Opera...

Page 10: ...e transducer stopcock to the patient 3 Open the venting stopcock to atmospheric air 4 Allow a few seconds for the transducer to settle 5 Press the Zero softkey If the Zero softkey is not displayed see...

Page 11: ...n mind that the following conditions can influence IBP measurement accuracy Catheter placement in the vasculature Artifact such as catheter whip should be handled per your established clinical protoco...

Page 12: ...ee traces Trace 1 reserved for ECG Trace 2 Pressure channel 1 or EtCO2 SpO2 3 Lead ECG if selected Trace 3 Pressure channel 2 or EtCO2 SpO2 3 Lead ECG if selected See Changing the displayed traces on...

Page 13: ...ent the status of pressure measurements Numbers that represent the measurement values see Fig 6 and Fig 7 Figure 6 IBP Data Display Area ART PA P1 Figure 7 IBP Data Display Area CVP ICP P2 Either chan...

Page 14: ...e display messages take the place of Trace 3 To select the displayed traces 1 Press the Traces softkey If Trace softkey label is not displayed press the Return softkey until Traces displays The Traces...

Page 15: ...s to one of the following ART arterial blood pressure PA pulmonary arterial pressure CVP central venous pressure ICP intracranial pressure To change the trace label 1 Press the Label softkey If the La...

Page 16: ...ed see Displaying the IBP Menu on page 3 The Range menu displays see Fig 12 Figure 12 Range Menu 2 Press the Select softkey to select the pressure channel whose range you want to change 3 Press the En...

Page 17: ...kPa 45 to 300 mmHg 6 0 to 39 9 kPa Low Systolic 90 mmHg 12 0 kPa 50 to 295 mmHg 6 7 to 39 2 kPa High Diastolic 110 mmHg 14 6 kPa 45 to 300 mmHg 6 0 to 39 9 kPa Low Diastolic 50 mmHg 6 6 kPa 50 to 295...

Page 18: ...other alarms for that channel to the same status For example if you enable the Pressure channel 1 systolic alarm all other Pressure channel 1 alarms are automatically enabled Or if you disable the Pr...

Page 19: ...ld be performed daily to ensure that the IBP option is functioning properly In addition this daily checkout procedure ensures that medical personnel maintain familiarity with the proper use of the IBP...

Page 20: ...to 20 Hz Noise 1 mmHg peak to peak Transducer Impedances Input minimum 250 Output maximum 3000 Transducer Excitation 2 5 V DC Table 7 Battery Operating Time Specifications using ZOLL XL Battery Pack...

Page 21: ...in the system software and all copies thereof remain at all times vested in the manufacturer and Licensors to ZOLL Medical Corporation and they do not pass to Purchaser Assignment Purchaser agrees no...

Page 22: ...A Abbott Critical Care Systems North Chicago IL 60064 800 222 6883 Baxter Edwards TruWave N A Baxter Edwards Lifesciences LLC One Edwards Way Irvine CA 92614 949 250 2500 Utah Medical Deltran IV 8000...

Page 23: ...X No communication from the IBP processor BP processor failed self test Turn unit off wait 10 seconds and retry If problem persists return unit to ZOLL Technical Service REPLACE P1 TRANSDUCER REPLACE...

Page 24: ...bubbles including pinpoint air bubbles from the fluid circuit Pressure readings too high or too low after verification of non physiologic changes in patient Air bubbles in the fluid Clotted blood at c...

Page 25: ...v F Features of IBP option listed 1 H Heartrate type of reading displayed 7 Humidity specification 14 I IBP contraindications vi factors that influence measurement accuracy 5 features of 1 how it wor...

Page 26: ...m v SYSTEM FAULT message significance of 17 Systolic Blood Pressure reading on display 7 T Temperature operating 14 shipping 14 storing 14 Trace changing displayed 8 changing displayed range 10 changi...

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