GE ApexPro Operator's Manual page 59

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Option
Event Marker Graph
Display Lead
Arrhythmia
Lead Analysis
ST Analysis
Va Lead
Vb Lead
ApexPro™
Function
Turn on or off Event Marker Graph printing. Off is the
default.
This option allows you to select whether a graph will be
printed when a patient's event is marked using the event
marker button on the transmitter.
NOTE
This feature is not applicable to all transmitters.
Set the primary ECG lead for display in the patient's
waveform window. Choices are: I, II, III, V, aVR, aVL and
aVF.
Lead II is the default. Selecting option V indicates the V lead
being monitored, e.g., Va or Vb.
NOTE
Temporary changes may be made for a specific patient
via the single patient viewer > Monitor Setup > ECG.
Enable or disable an arrhythmia processing program.
Choices are: Full, Lethal, and Off. Full is the default.
Selecting Off means arrhythmia detection remains off until
you choose another option.
NOTE
Temporary changes may be made for a specific patient
via the single patient viewer > Monitor Setup > ECG.
Designate Single-Lead or Multi-Lead analysis for ECG and
arrhythmia analysis. Multi-Lead is the default.
NOTE
Temporary changes may be made for a specific patient
via the single patient viewer > Monitor Setup > ECG.
Enable or disable ST Analysis. Choices are: On or Off. Off
is the default.
NOTE
Temporary changes may be made for a specific patient
via the single patient viewer > Monitor Setup > ECG.
Set the default for the V leads that will be monitored in these
positions. A 6-leadwire set is required for multiple V-lead
monitoring. Choices for Va: V1 to V6. Choices for Vb: V2 to
V6.
V1 is recommended for arrhythmia detection.
V5 is recommended for ST depression monitoring
NOTE
Temporary changes may be made for a specific patient
via the single patient viewer > Monitor Setup > ECG.
NOTE
Correctly labelling V leads is important to facilitate
correct ECG analysis when viewing real-time
waveforms, histories or printouts.
System setup
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