STEMI-2017/C2/Introduction-to-Maestros-Device/English

Topic: Introduction to the STEMI Kit - Maestros Device

Contributor Name: Jerry David, STEMI Team, Coimbatore

Reviewed by: Nancy Varkey, Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay

Keywords: Maestros Device, SpO2 probe, BP cuff, ECG device, Clamp

VISUAL CUE	NARRATION
Show Slide How to search and select a patient file.	Hello and welcome to this tutorial on Maestros STEMI Kit.
Show Slide Learning Objectives	In this tutorial we will learn about the components of Maestros STEMI Kit and its purpose.
Show Slide Hardware Requirements	To practise this tutorial, you will need -# Maestros STEMI Kit
Show image	The Hospital Model of this kit, consists of An Android Tab in a metal casing Maestros Device with NIBP, ECG and SPO2 monitor, all in a single device Wi-Fi Printer Trolley Power Strip
Show image	The Ambulance Model of this kit, consists of An Android Tab in a metal casing Along with NIBP, ECG and SPO2 monitor, all in a single device And a Power Strip The Ambulance Model does not have a Wi Fi Printer and is not mounted on a trolley.
Show image	In the Ambulance Model the metal casing of the Tab is mounted with a clamp.
Show image	The HP Tablet is the data entry device. It has- A power button on the the top of the Tab 2 micro USB ports and an HDMI port at the bottom
Show image	Out of the 2 USB ports, the port at the one end of the three, is used for charging the Tab.
Show image	The Android Tab can be charged either with a standard Micro USB charger or with the USB cable hanging out from the Maestros Device.
Continue same pic	When this cable is used, the Tab derives power from the Maestros Device to charge itself. This facility is provided so that the Tab need not be charged by plugging it to a power point. Rather the device can be carried around while the Tab is being charged.
Show image	The Tab is attached to the Maestros Device with a metal casing. The Tab and the Maestros Device are separate devices. But they act as a single unit because of the metal casing that surrounds them.
Slide	The Maestros Device has 5 Ports 1 - Charging port 2 - ECG port 3 - BP port 4 - SpO2 port 5- Temp
Show image	It has a power button along with the charging port on the left side.
Show image	And the ECG, BP & SpO2 port on the right side. The Maestros Device also two greenish yellow indicator LEDs on its left side. one that lights up once the Maestros Device is switched on the other that lights up when the device is in charging mode
NIBP Show image	Now let’s look at the Non Invasive Blood Pressure unit. The B.P cuff has two parts the B.P cuff cable and the extension cable.
Show image	First connect the B.P cuff cable to the extension cable.
Show image	Then connect the other end of the extension cable to the B.P port. As mentioned earlier, this is located at the left bottom side of the Maestros Device.
	Now we are all set to take the B.P.
SpO2 Show image	Next we will look at the SpO2 unit. The SpO2 cable has two parts - the extension cable and the SpO2 probe
Show image	Connect the extension cable with the SpO2 probe, as shown.
Show image	Snap the transparent cover into place to secure the connecting cables.
Show image	The other end of the extension cable has to be connected to the Maestros Device.
Show image	Connect it to the port at the top left side of the Maestros Device.
Show image	Now, we are all set measure the SpO2.
ECG Show image	Next, let us look at the ECG unit. Connect the ECG cable…..
Show image	..to the ECG port at the top left side of the Maestros Device as shown here.
Show image	Secure the connection by tightening the screws on either side of the connector head.
	Now we are all set to take an ECG.
	Let us summarize.
Let us summarize.	In this tutorial, we have learnt - About the various units that come with the Maestros STEMI Kit And how to connect them with the Maestros Device.
Show STEMI INDIA slide	STEMI INDIA was set up as a ‘not for profit’ organisation primarily to reduce delays in accessing appropriate care for heart attack patients and reducing deaths due to heart attacks.
Show Spoken Tutorial Project Slide	Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay is funded by NMEICT, MHRD, Govt. of India. For more details, please visit http://spoken-tutorial.org
Show THANK YOU slide	This tutorial has been contributed by STEMI INDIA and the Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. This is Nancy Varkey signing off. Thanks for joining.

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Nancyvarkey, PoojaMoolya