PROGRAM MODES

• Resting Mode: Pre-test documentation
• Warm-up Mode: Warm-up to accommodate patient to treadmill prior to stress test
• Exercise Mode: Observation and documentation of actual stress test
• Recovery Mode: Observation and documentation of patient recovery immediately concluding the stress test
• Final Report Mode: Documentation of entire stress test process

DISPLAY PRESENTATIONS

• Displays: Partitioned into two sections, a Left Section and a Right Section. The Left Section presents an average complex display featuring one or three leads. The Right Section presents a choice amongst 3-lead waveforms, 12- lead average complexes, and single lead ST-HR Loop plot.

Left Section (all presentations):

1 or 3 Average Complexes, lead-selectable, baseline versus current comparisons of ST Elevations and ST Slopes for complexes displayed

Right Section (three different presentations):

1. 3-channel rhythm leads with 6 second trace pattern per lead, leads same as for Left Section Complexes
2. 12-channel Average Complexes with Baseline to Real-time comparisons of ST values
3. ST-HR Graph for selectable lead including option to select lead with max ST deviation

Additional annotations:

• Protocol, Protocol Stage, Stage Speed, Stage Elevation, Stage Elapsed Time, Total Test Elapsed Time, Patient Heart Rate, Target Heart Rate, Date and Time
• Average Complexes updated every 5 seconds
• Rhythm Trace lengths: 6 seconds
• Rhythm Trace speeds: 25 mm/sec
• Rhythm Trace sensitivities: 5, 10, 20 mm/mV
• Variables: Heart Rate, ST Elevation, ST Slope
• Target Heart Rate Limit: Formula or Definable
• Trends: Heart Rate, Blood Pressure
• Trendgraph Ranges: bpm HR/mm Hg by 60 min.
• Heart Rate Range: 0 to 250 bpm
• Blood Pressure Range: 0 to 300 mm. Hg.
• ST Variable Limits: Definable
• ST Level Initiation: 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 ms
• ST Slope Initiation: 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 ms
• ST Maximum Range: