Icp Curve; Action Bar; Physiological Display; Intracranial Pressure (Icp) - Sophysa PRESSIO 2 PSO-4000 Manual De Instrucciones

Display Description
The battery is at 100% capacity.
The battery is at 75% capacity.
The battery is at 50% capacity.
The battery is at 25% capacity.
If the Monitor is operating on battery power: quickly con-
nect the Monitor to mains power (15 minutes of operation
remaining).
If the Monitor is operating on mains power: the battery is
being charged, at least 25% capacity.
Immediately connect the Monitor to mains power (1 mi-
nute of operation remaining).
(flashing)
The battery temperature is excessive.
If operating on batteries, the Monitor stops 10 seconds af-
ter the appearance of this icon.
If operating on mains power, the battery stops charging.
The battery is not connected or must be changed.
NOTE
With a fully charged battery, the Monitor can operate for
approximately 6 hours, in normal operation.

5.4.2. Physiological Display

5.4.2.1. Intracranial Pressure (ICP)

The ICP alarm thresholds (H) are displayed to the left of the
mean ICP value (I).
The monitor prominently displays the mean ICP value (I) as
well as the systolic (J) and diastolic (K) pressures in millime-
ters of mercury (mmHg).
1 mmHg corresponds to 13.6 mmH
NOTE
If there is no difference between the systolic and dia-
stolic values, the Monitor displays "---" in front of SYS
and DIAS.

5.4.2.2. Intracranial Temperature (ICT)

O and to 133 Pa.
2
The ICT alarm thresholds (L) are displayed to the left of the
ICT value (M).
When the implanted Catheter includes a temperature sensor,
the Monitor displays the ICT value (M).
The intracranial temperature can be displayed in degrees
Celsius (°C) or degrees Fahrenheit (°F).

5.4.2.3. ICP Curve

The ICP curve (N) updates in real time, and its display may
be adjusted using the
bar.
The ICP curve scale (O) is displayed to the right of the ICP
curve.

5.4.3. Action Bar

The action bar provides access to display options and con-
figuration menus.
It locks automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity to prevent
accidental entry to the menus by touching the touch screen
and changing the parameters. When the action bar is locked,
only the button is visible and accessible.
As soon as an alarm occurs, the action bar unlocks automat-
ically, to allow access to all of the various action bar buttons.
NOTE
The , and
down lists. Pressing any of these displays additional
options.

5.4.3.1. Scrolling mode for the ICP curve

To change the scrolling mode, press the
select an option from the following:
Display Description
Rapid refreshing of the ICP curve, by erasing from left
to right.
and buttons in the action
buttons function as drop-
button and
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