Product Name:GE-Datex ohmeda 3 lead ECG cable snap connector AHA Compatible
OEM Part Number Cross References:
| Manufacturer | OEM Part # |
| AMC | CB-72595R |
Compatibility:
| Manufacturer | Model |
| Datex Ohmeda | AS/3, AS/3 Compact, Aespire, CS/3, Cardiocap I, Cardiocap II, Cardiocap/5, Light Monitor, M-ESTP, M-ESTPR, M-NESTPR, M-NESTR, S/5, S/5 Compact, Satlite Plus S5 |
Using an ECG (Electrocardiogram) cable involves the following steps:
1. Prepare the patient: Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned, and their chest and limbs are exposed for electrode placement. It's important to follow proper hygiene protocols and clean the patient's skin if necessary.
2. Connect the electrodes: Attach the electrodes to the patient's skin according to the desired lead configuration. Common lead placements include the limbs (right arm, left arm, right leg, left leg) and precordial (chest) leads. Follow the manufacturer's instructions or standard lead placement guidelines for accurate ECG recordings.
3. Connect the ECG cable: Take one end of the ECG cable and connect the corresponding connectors to the electrodes. Ensure a secure and proper connection is made for each lead. The connectors may be color-coded or labeled to match the specific lead placements.
4. Connect to the ECG machine or monitor: Take the other end of the ECG cable and connect it to the ECG machine or monitor. The connector on the cable should match the input ports on the machine. Ensure a secure connection is made.
5. Turn on the ECG machine or monitor: Power on the ECG machine or monitor according to the manufacturer's instructions. Wait for it to initialize and ensure it is ready to receive and display the ECG signal.
6. Verify signal quality: Once the connections are made, check the ECG machine or monitor to verify that it is receiving a clear and stable ECG signal. Ensure that the electrodes are properly attached, and the cables are not tangled or causing any interference.
7. Start the ECG recording: Depending on the ECG machine or monitor, there may be specific buttons or commands to start the ECG recording. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to initiate the recording, and ensure the patient remains still during the recording process.
8. Monitor the ECG waveform: Once the recording is started, monitor the ECG waveform on the machine or monitor's display. Observe and analyze the ECG waveform for any abnormalities or irregularities.
9. End the ECG recording: When the desired recording duration is complete, follow the manufacturer's instructions to stop the ECG recording. Ensure that the patient's electrodes and cables are disconnected safely and comfortably.
10. Clean and store the ECG cable: After use, clean the ECG cable according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Properly coil and store the cable to prevent damage or tangling, as mentioned in the earlier response.
It's important to note that the specific steps and procedures may vary depending on the ECG machine, monitor, and cable model being used. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for the specific ECG equipment and cable you are using to ensure proper usage and accurate recordings.
