Dräger Isolette 8000 plus User Manual

96 Instructions for use Isolette 8000 plus SW 5.n
Operation
The trend of the infant weight is tracked over a period of 7 days or seven 24-
hour periods. The first stored weight is used as the baseline weight
measurement and initiates the count for the first 24-hour period. The first trend
data represents the difference between the baseline weight measurement and
the last weight stored during that 24-hour period. Subsequent trend data for the
remaining 6 days represent the difference between the last stored weight, within
a 24-hour period, and the baseline weight measurement.
8 Press the Home button (F).
✓ Device returns to display 2.
8.6.2.2 Reweigh
1 To reweigh the infant without removing or adding anything to the bed, press the
Weight button on display 2.
✓ Updated infant weight appears on the display.
2 If objects are added or removed from the bed, or a power failure occurs, refer to
Initial weigh on page 94 to ensure accurate measurement of the infant weight.
8.6.3 OIML/NAWI scale measurements (not available in all markets)
The OIML/NAWI scale continuously displays the active weight of the infant in the
Trend/Alarm window.
To initiate the weighing function:
1 If necessary, unlock the keypad.
2 At display 1, press the Display Selection key.
 Display 2 appears.
3 Press the Weight button.
4 At the Weight screen, press the ->0/T<- button.
 The Lift Baby prompt symbol and Weight Sample bar are displayed.
The Weight Sample bar is used only to indicate the progress of the zeroing
feature.
5 Lift the infant off the bed.
 The Lift Baby prompt disappears.
6 Place the infant on the bed.
7 To enter the infant weight for trending, press the Store key.
The trend of the infant weight is tracked over a period of 7 days or seven 24-
hour periods. The first stored weight is used as the baseline weight
measurement and initiates the count for the first 24-hour period. The first trend
data represents the difference between the baseline weight measurement and
the last weight stored during that 24-hour period. Subsequent trend data for the
remaining 6 days represent the difference between the last stored weight, within
a 24-hour period, and the baseline weight measurement.

Dräger Isolette 8000 plus Specifications

General

Brand	Dräger
Model	Isolette 8000 plus
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Information about these instructions for use

Information on safety instructions and precautionary statements

Details warning and cautionary statement usage, including symbols and their meanings.

For your safety and that of your patients

Basic safety instructions

Covers strict adherence to instructions, restrictions, service, and safety checks.

Electrical safety

Addresses risks of electric shock, EMC precautions, and anti-static castors.

Explosion protection

Details risks related to flammable anesthetics, combustibles, and cleaning.

Use of oxygen

Discusses oxygen supply, concentration, sensors, and maintenance.

Mechanical safety

Covers moving the incubator, tip-over prevention, and Trendelenburg safety.

Operating concept

Assembly and preparation

Getting started

System start-up

Functional check procedure

Details checks for controller, hood, trolley, castors, rails, and systems.

Operation

Setting the temperature

Explains setting air and skin temperatures, including override modes.

Setting the humidity (option)

Setting the servo control oxygen (option)

Using kangaroo mode

Setting up alarm limits and display units

Details configuring alarm limits and display preferences.

Alarms

Display of alarms

Configuration

System configuration menu

Troubleshooting

Alarm – Cause – Remedy

Identifies and resolves system, temperature, and kangaroo alarms.

Problems/alarm conditions without alarm messages

Addresses issues like power failure and no data display.

System prompt messages

Lists non-hazardous messages requiring attention or correction.

Reprocessing

Disassembly

Reprocessing procedures

Service

Safety information

Highlights risks associated with service, repair, and maintenance.

Maintenance

Lists preventive maintenance intervals for various components.

Calibration and adjustment

Covers procedures for oxygen sensor and scale calibration.

Oxygen sensor calibration (option)

Details calibration steps for room air and 100% oxygen.

Technical Data

Specifications

Provides device classification, physical attributes, and environmental requirements.

Principles of operation

Functional description

Temperature regulation

Describes how air and skin temperature are regulated and controlled.

Humidification system (option)

Weighing system (option)