Spacelabs - Ultraview DM3
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DESCRIPTION
Single solution for variable acuity

The Ultraview DM3 combines the simplistic performance of a spot-check monitor with the sophistication of continuous monitoring, providing caregivers with a versatile solution for accurately and efficiently monitoring basic vital signs on adult and pediatric patients (excluding neonates). It supports the measurement of SpO2, pulse rate, NIBP and temperature, and can be used in any patient care environment where basic vital signs monitoring is needed.                            During rounds, SPOT mode complements clinical workflow to facilitate easy measurement, collection and transmission of patient data to the EMR via wired or wireless network connection. In addition to measuring basic vitals, caregivers can manually enter supplemental information. And with the Ultraview DM3’s patent pending Respiration Tap Pad, caregivers can focus on the patient’s breathing pattern, leaving the monitor to calculate and store the patient’s respiration rate.                            In instances where more vigilance is needed, the Ultraview DM3 can be put into MON mode for continuous monitoring and alarm support. And following a procedure, caregivers can easily initiate an automatic interval of blood pressure readings based on unit protocol.                The Ultraview DM3’s color touchscreen display provides a clean, elegant presentation of patient data. Clearly labeled graphic keys allow quick initiation and entry of measured vitals. And using a properly configured USB barcode scanner, the Ultraview DM3 provides quick and accurate entry of patient identification.

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-Munsodan
Fri Aug 23 2024
MAP mean arterial pressure

Mean arterial pressure is inaccurate on every single one of our DM3’s in our facility. A nurse discovered that these devices are inaccurate because she was doing the manually and actually using the formula. I know I’d know fix for this yet but it should be an update although these devices are end of life.

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-shaphan78
Thu Jan 05 2017
biomed password

Hi any techs know how to get to the service mode. someone changed the default password and now I cant get to any of the menus. 

 

Thanks

 

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-BHoff
Fri Aug 05 2016
Device ID

Where do I locate the Device ID for the  this model?

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FEATURES

[list]            SPOT mode            During rounds, wirelessly transmit each record upon completion, or collect and upload a batch of records to an electronic charting system using the DM3’s wired or wireless (optional) network connection via iCS Hl7 interface.                        MON mode            Continuously monitor vital signs with local alarm support when a higher acuity solution is needed.             [/list]

SPECIFICATIONS

Height6 in
Length 5.9 in
Weight4 lbs
Width10.3 in

Additional Specifications

Screen : 7.0 in / 17.78 cm diagonal, color TFT-LCD              Controls: touchscreen              Battery Operation: 8 hours (minimum) on a single Lithium-Ion battery              3 to 4 hours recharge time              Protection: IPX1 (drip proof)              Networking :              [*] 10/100BaseT RJ45 Ethernet (standard)              [*] Optional Wireless Ethernet (2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n)              Data interfaces:              [*] Hl7 aDt inbound via iCS G2              [*] Hl7 Outbound vital Signs to an eMr via iCS G2              [*] iCS G2 Clinical access trend Flowsheet              Printing: Optional external 50 mm recorder module              Data storage:              SPOT mode: Up to 1,000 spot-check records              MON mode: Up to 72 hours of trends

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