Ecg Mac 2000 Manual
Ecg Mac 2000 Manual
Ecg Mac 2000 Manual
Analysis System
Quick Reference Guide
Contents
Skin Preparation and Resting 12-lead Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Skin Preparation and Stress ECG Lead Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Patient Data (ADT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Patient Data (Simple Orders) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Patient Data (Advanced Order Manager) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Acquire an ECG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Print Continuous Rhythm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
RR Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Acquire an Arrhythmia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Acquire a Stress ECG Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
File Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Exporting to SD Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
The quality of your ECG tracing is a direct
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6. Look at the hook-up advisor and
on-screen messages for indication of
lead problems.
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10 Recommend placing in the soft fleshy area just below the right clavicle
7 Recommend placing in the soft fleshy area just below the left clavicle
Recommend placing on the corresponding right side of the thorax at the lower edge of the rib
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cage, or at the lower level of umbilicus at the right mid-clavicular line.
Recommend placing on the corresponding left side of the thorax at the lower edge of the rib
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cage, or at the lower level of umbilicus at the left mid-clavicular line.
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Patient Data (ADT)
4 6. Select Save.
Patient Data (Simple Orders)
Resting ECG Arrhythmia Stress ECG File Manager System More
Configuration
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Simple Orders
Simple Orders provides an Note! If Auto Execute Single 4. Select an order from the list.
interface to quickly download Order setting is enabled in 5. Select Load.
and execute one order at a time. Resting ECG Setup and only
Use the following steps to one open order for that 6. The order will download and
execute a simple order. given location is present the populate the Patient Data
system will automatically screen. Modify as patient
1. Select Resting ECG data as necessary.
download that single order
2. Select More. and populate the Patient 7. Select Save.
3. Select Orders. Information screen. 5
Patient Data (Advanced Order Manager)
Select Load Orders Delete Orders Sort Orders Print Main Menu
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Patient Data (Advanced Order Manager)
Cancel Page Up Page Down Load Orders
Select Load Orders Delete Orders Sort Orders Print Main Menu
Cancel OK
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6. Select the order(s) from the 10. Select Ok to confirm the order 11. Select Patient Data to open
list. selection. with the patient information
screen which will be populated
7. Select Load Orders.
from the selected order.
8. Select Select.
12. Modify the patient and test
9. Select an order. data as necessary.
13. Select Save.
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Acquire an ECG
ECG
Leads
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Start Test Patient Data RR Analysis Setup Main Menu
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Print PDF Export Main Menu Return
Leads button
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Acquire an 1Arrhythmia
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1. Prepare the Patient. 5. Select Save to save and close 8. Select Start
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Recording.
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2. Open the Arrhythmia function 9. Select Stop Recording.
in one of two ways: 6. Verify waveform quality by: “
10. Select Confirm Stop to
• If the select A
defaultSpowerD F• Checking
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Hook-up JAdvisor.
K : ;recording or Continue
Lstop the
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on option is Arrhythmia, Green indicates a good Recording to continue to
simply power on the unit quality waveform. < , collect
> . information.
or Shift Z X C V B N M Enter
• Cycle through the lead 11. After the recording is
• From Main Menu select groups to visually verify stopped, select the type of
ArrhythmiaEsc Space
lead quality by selecting Alt you wish
Arrhythmia report
the Leads key on the the printout to include:
3. The Patient Data window
Keyboard. Summary Report, Table
automatically opens. Enter Report, or Episode Report.
the desired information. 7. Make adjustments to
(if necessary): 12. Select Main Menu.
4. Select Page Down to access
• Speed Note! Steps 1, 3 and 8 are
other Test Information
• Gain the minimal basic steps
windows.
• Filter for acquiring an ECG. 11
ECG
Leads
Acquire a Stress ECG Test
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Pretest Exercise Recovery Test End
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Stress ECG Testing Keyboard 1 2 3 4 5 6
The Stress ECG test keys are 3. Exercise: Advanced the test 7. Test End: Ends the current
located at the top of the stress to the Exercise Phase or while test. When a confirmation
test keyboard. These keys are
used to control the functions of Q W
in the Exercise Phase if
E
selected will advance to the
R T
message appears on the
screen, select the desired Y
the stress test as well as the next stage in that phase. function key.
connected stress device. 8. Comment: Allows you to
4. 12 Ld: Prints a 12 lead report.
1. Pretest: Advanced the test to enter comments about the
the Pretest Phase or while in A S
5. Recovery: Advances to the
Recovery phase or while in D F G
test. Comments are printed
on the Tabular Summary
the Pretest Phase if selected the Recovery Phase if
will advance to the next stage Report. You can enter up to
selected will advance to the
in that phase. 100 characters.
next stage.
2. Recall: Prints a one-page
rhythm strip report using the
Shift Z a medianX
6. Medians: Prints C V B
report. Set the type of median
previous 10 secs of data from report you wish to print in the
the point from which you Stress Setup window under
select the Recall key
Esc
In-test Reports.
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12. Speed W- : Decreases
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15. Tmil >: Starts the Treadmill
9. Hold Stage: Maintains the
current test stage and treadmill speed or ergometer 16. Tmil•: Stops the Treadmill
load. Selecting this button will
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doesn’t allow the protocol to
go to next stage. Select again
to remove the stage hold and following the selected
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result in the system no longer
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to go back to programmed protocol and places the “
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protocol staging. system in manual mode.
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10. Enter BP: Allows you to enter 13. Grade : Increase treadmill
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a Blood Pressure reading incline. Selecting this button
manually or triggers a will result in the system no
reading for a supported longer following the selected
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external device.
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11. Speed W+: Increase treadmill
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protocol and places the
system in manual mode. Enter
speed or ergometer load. 14 Grade : Decrease treadmill
Selecting this button will incline. Selecting this button
result in the system no longer will result in the system no
Space following the selected longer following the selectedAlt
protocol and places the protocol and places the
system in manual mode. system in manual mode.
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Acquire a Stress ECG Test
Pace Enhance Printer Leads Select Protocol Report Format Target HR More
Off 12
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Pretest Exercise Recovery Test End Hold Stage Speed W+ Grade Tmil
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A Stress ECG protocol typically is 1. Select the Pretest button on 4. Select the Pretest button to
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composed of 4 A phases.SThese D F the keyboard
G Hto enterJ the K Ladvance: ;through the ‘
include Pretest, Exercise Pretest Phase. Standing and Hypervent
Recovery and Test End.
Shift Z X C 2. Select
V theBBP button
N on the
M < , stages
> . a BP andEnter
12-lead as
required.
Pretest allows the user to take keyboard and enter patient’s
ECG and bloodEsc pressure blood pressure. 5. Select the Pretest button to
Space Alt
measurements in a variety of advance to Warm-up.
patient positions. Depending on 6. Select the Tmil> button to
the protocol, it is also a phase start the treadmill.
that could be used to allow the
patient to warm-up before the 7. Have the patient start to walk
Exercise portion of the Stress at speed based on the
ECG test. 3. Select the 12 ld button on the selected protocol.
keyboard to take a 12-lead
ECG
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Rhythm Stop
Acquire a Stress ECG Test
ECG
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Pretest Exercise Recovery Test End Hold Stage Speed W+ Grade Tmil
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Exercise Phase manually control the 3. A blood pressure will\be
Once the patient is comfortable treadmill or ergometer’s
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automatically prompted for
A
walking on the treadmillS or D F workload.
G H J K : ; the protocol or you
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peddling on the ergometer, select 2. can select the Enter BP button
Select the Hold Stage button
the Exercise key onZthe keyboard
Shift X C V result B
will N being
in the stage M < on the
, > keyboard to enter a BP.
. Enter
to start the Exercise Phase. The held at that workload for as 4. A 12 lead will be automatically
phase will now indicate Exercise long as the stage is held. taken by the system based on
Esc Space Alt
and the stage time and workload Select Hold Stage a second the protocol or you can select
will be dictated by the protocol. time to release the stage to the 12 ld button on the
1. Select the Exercise button on follow the selected protocol. keyboard to take a 12 lead.
the keyboard. The system will You may also take a median
now enter the exercise phase report at any time by selecting
and follow the selected Medians.
protocol. Select the Exercise 5. Select the Recall button to
button a second time will capture the previous 10 sec of
advance the protocol to the ECG that just pasted on the
next stage. screen.
Note! Selecting the 6. Select Comment on the
Speed or Grade controls keyboard to enter a patient
for the treadmill or related comment.
ergometer will result in Note! The stage time will
the system dropping out turn red when the stage
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point the user must
Rhythm Stop
Pretest Exercise Recovery Test End Hold Stage Speed W+ Grade Tmil
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Recovery Phase
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4. BP will :automatically be
Once it is determined that the
A S D 1.F SelectGthe Recovery
H key on
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Exercise portion of the stress test the function keyboard when prompted based on the
has been completed, you will the patient has reached peak protocol.
now selectShift Z
the Recovery X
button C exercise,
V B when N
or you areM
<, >. Enter
5. Enter comments or take extra
and enter into the recovery ready to advance to the
12 leads or medians as
phase. The Recovery
Esc phase is Recovery Phase. Space Alt
needed.
opportunity to continue to
2. On supported treadmills the
monitor the patient to make sure 6. Select Tmil• on the keyboard
speed and grade of the
their blood pressure, heart rate, to stop the belt. If using an
treadmill will gradually
symptoms and ECG return to ergometer, have the patient
decrease according to the
their pre- test values. The length stop peddling.
protocol.
of the Recovery Phase will
depend on your clinician 3. The system will automatically
protocol. print a peak 12-lead or
median report according to
the protocol.
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Rhythm Stop
Acquire a Stress ECG Test
ECG
Leads 1
Pretest Exercise Recovery Test End Hold Stage Speed W+ Grade Tmil
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Confirm Test End Continue Test
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Acquire a Stress ECG Test
Next Patient Print Report Format Main Menu More
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4. Select Print to print the 6. Select Save to save your Note! Stress ECG test are
default Summary Report changes and select Print to not saved to the File
Format. print that Summary report. Manager. Once you
5. If you desire to select select to do you next
7. Select Next Patient to
different Summary Report patient all test data will
conduct a Stress ECG test on
components then originally be lost.
the next patient. The system
chosen in the Stress Testing will verify that The previous
Setup, select Report Format test data will be lost. Do you
to override those default wish to continue with the
selections. The following Next Patient?
screen appears to allow you
Select Yes to continue
to select the different
components.
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To Select Records:
File Manager
Manager.
2. From File Manager you can
select records to:
• Edit
• Preview
• Delete
• Print
• Transmit
• Import Edit Preview Delete Print Transmit More
• Export
To Select All:
1. Select Select All. All records Highlighted records are Selected records are
are selected. shaded in dark blue shaded in gray
Print Stored ECG Records Transmit Stored Records Preview Stored ECG Records
1. From Main Menu select the 1. From Main Menu select the 1. From the Main Menu select
key for File Manager. key for File Manager. the key for File Manager.
2. Select Select to highlight an 2. Select Print Directory to print 2. Select Select to highlight the
individual records to print. a list of stored files record to preview.
Select All to select all records.
3. Select Select All to select all 3. Select Preview.
3. Select Print to print the records to transmit or select
4. The 12 lead display of the
selected record(s) to the Select to select individual
ECG record will be displayed.
thermal printer. records.
5. Select Return to return to the
4. Select Transmit to transmit
File Manager main screen.
selected records.
5. One of two things will
happen:
• If only one location is
defined, the file(s) will be
transmitted to the default
location.
• If multiple locations are
defined, select the
desired location and
select Ok.
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Exporting to SD Card
Transmit Export Preview Return More
Export record(s)
Exporting to SD Card
1. Select Select to highlight 4. Select Export. The F keys 5. To export the data in XML,
individual records to export. change to allow you to select select Hilltop XML. One of
Select All to select all records. the format in which to export two things happens:
the data.
Select Select All Import Print Directory Search
• If a shared directory was
Main Menu
• To export the data in defined, a window opens
XML, skip to step 5. for you to select the
destination.
• To export the data in PDF,
proceed to step 8.
2. If you are exporting to an SD
card, insert the card into the
MAC 2000 SD Card Slot. Make
sure the card has sufficient
free space for the selected
records and that it is not
write protected. If there is not
sufficient space on the SD
card a message will appear
indicating that.
3. Select More.
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Skip to step 6. 7. Select OK. The selected 8. To export the data as a PDF,
Exporting to SD Card
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