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SenTec SDM Transcutaneous CO₂ Monitoring System Quick Reference Guide
The guide explains how to verify system readiness, select appropriate sensor attachment accessories, and prepare the SDM for patient use. It covers placement options such as ear‑lobe clips, MAR‑MI, and MAR‑SF rings, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for applying contact gel and securing the sensor.
Additional sections describe membrane replacement, sensor calibration intervals, and cleaning procedures. The document also notes optional adhesive options for high‑humidity environments and provides URLs for video tutorials and further technical manuals. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: System Preparation and Readiness · Sensor Placement Options · Attachment with Multi‑Site Ring · Ear‑Clip Attachment Procedure · Membrane Replacement · Sensor Calibration
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SenTec SDM Transcutaneous CO₂ Monitoring System Quick Reference Guide
Quick Start Guide 4 pages · 3 MB · ZHA concise guide for setting up, attaching, calibrating, and maintaining the SenTec SDM transcutaneous CO₂ monitoring system.
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Quick Start Guide
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Questions answered in Sentec manuals
What is the default interval for membrane replacement?
The default membrane replacement interval is 28 days, but it can be customized.
From: SenTec SDM Transcutaneous CO₂ Monitoring System Quick Reference Guide
When does the SDM prompt for sensor calibration?
The SDM displays a “Calibrate sensor” message when calibration is required, after up to 12 hours of use.
From: SenTec SDM Transcutaneous CO₂ Monitoring System Quick Reference Guide