#ekg monitor

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Have my beautiful patient @steth-girl all connected to the monitor! Her vitals are looking great! Her ECG rhythm is perfect too!

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Today I went to hospital

Upside: I did not have a seizure at work

Downside: I have to miss the rest of today

I also got a painful (but free) chest waxing when the nurse pulled off my EKG suction cups.

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Recording of my heartbeat while I’m connected to my monitor and the ventilator!

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The patient is ready for a night in the ICU

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My setup is all ready to go for my amazing patient @steth-girl

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@steth-girl hooked up to the monitor to do a full 12 lead!

Ignore the apnea alarm that’s just because I forgot to put the CO2 cannula on her 😅

She’s wearing a pink hospital gown, white microflex lifestar gloves, and you can see her beautiful red Littmann cardiology IV at the end of the bed

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Doing an echocardiogram on @steth-girl!

I know it’s not great and that’s because it’s a linear ultrasound but at least we can see something

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Connected to the monitors and on the new ventilator!

Specs here for those that are actually interested are: Main monitor is a Philips Intellivue MP50, it has an Intellivue X2 acting as the measurement input in companion mode. There is also a Masimo radical 7 providing Masimo rainbow SPO2 and sending that data to the MP50 over VueLink. The MP50 is tracking 5 lead ECG, Non invasive blood pressure (cuff on my thigh), rectal temperature, skin temperature, respiratory waveform and rate, and SPO2. The ventilator is a Philips Respironics V60 and the circuit I’m using is a single limb active circuit. I bought yet another Vuelink module that I really hope works to receive data from the V60 on the MP50.