Profiling Models
The profiling function of the AK 96 dialysis machine consists of three
different models (memories). Profiles for sodium (NA), bicarbonate
(HCO3) and ultrafiltration rate (UF) can be set for each model. It is
possible t o set profiles for all three parameters at the same time or
just pick one or two parameters within the model. The models can be
manually set or they can be preset by an authorized technician.
Profiling Setting/Activation
Profiling can be started at treatment start or at any time during
treatment. The model that is to be used can be manually set or be preset
by an authorised technician.
Step-by step instructions for the two alternatives are described further
on in this section, in "Pro filing without Preset Model", page 7:7 or in
"Profiling with Preset Model", page 7:10 in part 1.
Profiling settings can be done as soon as the machine has been
switched on and “FCh” is shown on the Time Display. It is possible
to manually set a model or just select a preset model. Profiles for
sodium (NA), bicarbonate (HCO3) and ultrafiltration rate (UF) can be
set/adjusted for each model. If UF profiling (UF)istobeused,the
UF volume for the following treatment has to be set before setting
the UF profiling.
The profiling function for all three profiling parameters can be reached
by first pressing the Fluid Path button, and then selecting UF or
COND using the Keypad.
Activation The profiling function can be activated at the same time as
when the setting is being done, or at any other time desired during
treatment. When UF profiling has been activated it is possible to
change the profiling settings without first deactivating profiling.
However, changing sodium and/or bicarbonate profiling settings cannot
be done without first deactivating profiling. The profiling function
starts to be active when blood has been detected in the venous line and
the UF Start/Stop button has been pressed.
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AK 96
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Operator's Manual - Profiling
HCEN12239 Revision 12.2010
Program version 3.xx
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