Chapters Transcript 2 Sensica™ Urine Output System Patient Setup The sensical urine output system has four components. The monitor the temperature monitor module, the ring and the positioning strip with two band. The monitor has three parts the touchscreen display the stand and the base on the stand. You can see the interface where the censoring connects to the monitor, the tube holder for inserting the foley catheter drainage tubing and the crossbar handle in the back. That can be used for picking up and moving the system. The base of the stand has three types of connection ports. The first court is for plugging in the sense like a power cord. The second part is a serial port connection for the data transmission to the EMR. The third ports is a USB connection for connection of accessories such as the temperature module. The sensical urine output system can display a continuous measure of core bladder temperature. If the patient has a temperature sensing fully catheter, the temperature monitor module is attached above the crossbar and plugged into the USB ports on the base. To use the monitor, simply connect the temperature sensing foley catheter cable to the sense of a temperature sensor cable. Then attach the magnetic connector to the temperature monitor module. The census a ring is a single patient use device that will provide continuous operation for 29 days. Each disposable ring is packaged with one positioning strip, which is used to create a band around the tubing. This band marks the segment of tubing to be inserted into the tube holder. This is necessary for the system to begin monitoring. Before using the sensical urine output system plug it into the wall. Use the crossbar handle to move it into place, push the power button to turn it on and wait a few moments for the start screen touch, except on the protected health information screen touch. New patient to access the patient data screen. The only information required for setup is the unique patient identifier. Before starting monitoring. You will need to confirm the current date and time. This information is important for accurate monitoring. Now connect the ring to the system, Turn the ring upside down and twist it clockwise until it clicks into place. Next, make sure the bag hanger is pulled open and then attach the tube band to the drainage tubing. Using the tube band positioning strip for a standard drainage bag, pull away the strip backing and stick the strip to the tubing where it enters the plastic anti reflux chamber on the bag for a urine meter, pull away the strip backing and stick the strip to the tubing where it enters the plastic urine meter. Use the positioning strip to guide placement of the two band along the drainage tubing, removed the rest of the strip backing and wrap the tube band around the tubing. The band doesn't need to be perfect and can have wrinkles, throw away the rest of the strip and backing. Next, hang the bag on the ring. Now the tubing can be inserted, squeeze the edge of the tubing and put it into the holder so the two bands line up with the tube holder window After attaching the bag and tubing, the sensical urine output system will automatically start a one time tube compliance process, which takes about five minutes. If immediate monitoring is needed, you can touch skip process and the monitoring session will begin. However, skipping the process may cause the system to record a small amount of urine in the first five minutes that is actually artifact. Note that the initial screen for a new patient starts with the current our at zero millimeters to add urine already collected in the bag for the current. Our simply touch the calculator icon. Then press the UN recorded UO button, estimate the amount of urine already in the bag and type it into the calculator. Then touch enter now the current Our box will show what has been collected for the first hour of monitoring, entering the patient's weight when beginning a monitoring session enables the sensical urine output system to automatically calculate the weight normalized urine output data. Any value that falls below .5 ml per kilogram per hour will be highlighted yellow. The system also has a clinical decision support tool with default weight normalized urine output alarms that align with internationally recognized acute kidney injury identification guidelines to enter the patient's weight. Simply touch the shutdown in actions button and select edit patient, wait. Use the arrows to enter the weight in and press enter and save, Then confirm to return to the monitoring screen If the patient was categorized prior to being on the monitor, it is also important to adjust the patient's catheter. Use time to adjust the catheter. Use time simply touch the shutdown in actions button and select edit catheter. Use time. Use the arrows to enter the proper duration and press enter and save the updated catheter. Use time can be seen on the status bar. The sensical urine output system is indicated to monitor urine output and core bladder temperature when connected to a temperature sensing. Foley catheter Temperature sensing. Foley Catheters are intended for use in conjunction with the sensical urine output system and other compatible 400 series temperature sensing monitors. To provide a measure of core bladder temperature, Please consult product label inserts and instructions for use for any indications, contra indications, hazards, warnings, cautions and directions for use warnings. The B. D. Sensical urine output system is designed to be used with any barred foley catheter and urological disposables connected to any standard urine drainage bag. 2000 or 2500 mL with or without a urine meter, ensure that the urine drainage bag hanging on the BD sensical ring is always below the level of the patient's bladder to maintain continuous gravity flow of urine into the collection bag. Precaution during system startup and in general practice, plugged the beauty sensical urine output system into a wall power supply whenever possible, the system screen will dim when the system is unplugged. To maximize battery life. After using the system on battery backup, plug it back into the wall power supply for recharging and to avoid system shut down due to a drained battery. This information pertains to s c c s 1002. If using SCC S 1001, please refer to the instructions for use for more information. 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