Man. I don't even get this kind of training from my "higher ups". It's sad when we have to refer to RU-vid videos to instruct us on important a** sh*t!!!
absolutely brilliant presentation .... you obviously know your stuff on this machine. The only thing i would add is was the commentary was a little quick for me and others that i know who watched this ... but never the less brilliant presentation. thank you
The number in parentheses next to blood pressure is mean arterial pressure (MAP) correct? I couldn't make sense of what you were saying at that point in the video (6:08). Thanks.
No offense, but when I heard you utter "No smoking sign" or "Ghostbusters sign", I immediately pictured the Ghostbusters symbol on that status indicator on the defibrillator, and busted out laughing. For future reference, it's called a "no symbol" or "prohibitory symbol". I don't work in the medical field apart from having BLS training when I was 28 (CPR/AED stuff).
I LOVE the purging function on this ETCO2. I wish more monitors/defibrillators had these purging abilities. I'm currently using a patient monitor with etco2. When condensation gets inside of the sense tubing It's always ending up inside the module, and then it's a MESS to get out. In fact, I worry every time, that It's going to be the end of the module for me.
I have been using these 4 years. Never had issues with these. Easy to use. Now I'm swiching to an employer that uses LP15 which seems ok, but bulkier. Not sure if LP15 has all of these functions. Zoll has less accessible ports and printer than LP.
great presentation but the Lifepack 15s and the Phillips MRX are MUCH easier and practical to use. Zoll X series is NOT user friendly and the EPCR charting system is absolute nighmare
my x series reads pad short weither its in test mode or conneted to actual pads. Engineering says its fine, it does p ass self test but why does it say that
