BIOLIGHT P SERIES

PLATINUM USER GUIDE

Product Department
PREFACE

G
reetings from Biolight! Thank you for your interest in Biolight medical products.
In this platinum user guide, we will share all the features and the highlights of
the Biolight products in different aspects with you. You will get a deep
understanding of the latest and the highest level patient monitor - The AnyView P
series.
Apart from the highlight features of the P series, the user guide also provides the
questions that have been frequently asked by the end-users and the customers. This
guide contains everything you need to know and will guide you on the clinical
applications of the monitor.

AnyView P series
Modular Patient monitor
 ABOUT US
In 2011, BIOLIGHT was admitted to the SHENZHEN STOCK EXCHANGE. BIOLIGHT, founded in
1993, is a globally recognized leader in medical devices, medical consumables, and healthcare
solutions. Patient monitoring, emergency response, hemodialysis renal care, and digital health
homecare solutions are just some of the services available.

BIOLIGHT, headquartered in Zhuhai, China, has a strong position in R&D, Marketing, Sales, and
Service. Biolight has built eight research and manufacturing facilities, twelve subsidiaries, and
international sales offices that span sales and services in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America,
and Latin America, with operations in over 135 countries.

We established seven high-tech manufacturing campuses across China, in Zhuhai, Tianjin,

Liaoning, Chongqing, Changzhou, and Nanchang, totaling 1,898,000 square meters, to
conveniently and efficiently distribute high-quality products throughout the country and the
world.

BIOLIGHT has developed numerous long-term collaborations with prestigious institutions,

global health organizations, and health and social responsibility groups engaged in education,
humanitarian missions, and patient care social programs. At BIOLIGHT, one of our primary
aims is to uphold corporate social responsibility. As a vital component of the global economic
ecosystem, BIOLIGHT has made a sustained effort to improve public welfare in China and
throughout the world, with a particular emphasis on access to education, access to technology,
public health, and community sustainability. BIOLIGHT will continue to optimize the impact of
our corporate responsibility activities by using our unique company resources in biomedical
engineering and digital health, thereby establishing a platform for a more concentrated effort
on providing societal value.

Innovation first road,technology +86-756-3399935

overseas@blt.com.cn
innovation coast, Zhuhai,China. +86-756-3399900
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PIONEER
The first section of the P series platinum user guide is titled 'Pioneer.' The patient monitor is
equipped with a few unique features thanks to Biolight's new cutting-edge technologies. The
DM module is what distinguishes the p series as a market-leading patient monitor. This guide
will thoroughly describe the device's key highlight features.

1. Unique Drip Monitoring

Makes the intravenous infusion safer

The one-of-a-kind patient monitor with drip monitoring

capability is able to monitor the drip rate and clamping the
infusion line to terminate the infusion. It assists healthcare
workers in regulating infusion rates.

It enables a more precise and controlled drip rate and helps avoid accidents when the drip is
finished by automatically clamping the tube. This also relieves healthcare staff of the need to
constantly monitor the infusion's status, hence lowering workload.
Only Blt has this practical function in the world for now.

2. Voice Assisstant
Handsfree interaction
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•It assists healthcare workers to command the device to do things just with their voice.
•Reduces risk of cross-contamination as it is easier to maintain aseptic technique.
•Reduces the time to operate the machine. Enabling quick diagnosis and quick treatment.

Voice assistant allows for hands-free control of the patient monitor, reducing the risk of cross-
contamination when touching the screen or buttons. Additionally, it enables speedier control
by eliminating the need to navigate through menus.

Now P series has 16 Voice Assistance Instructions,

• Measure Blood pressure / Blood • Decrease brightness / Dim the screen

pressure measure
• Turn up the volume / Turn the volume up
• Turn down the volume / Turn the volume
down
• Admit new patient / New patient
• Big numeric screen / Change to big
numeric screen
• Standard screen / Change to standard
screen
• Increase brightness / Brighten the screen
• Freeze the waveform / Waveform
freezing
• Unfreeze the waveform! / Waveform
unfreezing
• Alarm suspend / Suspend alarm
• Turn off the alarm / Alarm turn off
• Waveform printing / Print the waveform
• Data printing / Print the data
• Night mode / Night
• Oxygenation CRG / Change to Oxy-CRG

The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: How to promote the DM module to your clients to make them want it?
Q2: What is the selling point of the Voice Assistant module and how to awake it? How many
instructions do we have? Describe one!instruction that you think!would be one of the most
useful.
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PRACTICAL
In part 2, the guide will focus on the ’practical’ of the P series. Biolight P series offers NMT, BIS,
rSO2, RM, EEG, ICG, AG, IBP, CO2, C.O., and other modules. But these high-end modules alone
are not enough to make the monitor stand out in front of the user. Biolight P series not only has
strong hardware but also powerful software. These CAAs (Clinical Assistive Applications) make
full use of these modules, such as analyzing the complex parameters and putting the
healthcare workers the data and information which they are required right at their fingertips.

1. BoA View
Balance of Anesthesia

• Helps healthcare workers focus on relevant parameters

throughout the surgery.
• Assists in monitoring the safety and parameter control for
induction and maintenance of anesthesia during the three
phases of anesthesia.
• Induction -> Maintenance -> Recovery

Induction View Maintenance View Recovery View

Keep track of intubation Keep track of triage of Calculate the Aldrete
time with the convenience anesthesia with HR, Art., TOF, Score with the
of Apnea indicator. BIS and MAC at a glance. convenience of a few taps.

Go to this Biolight YouTube Video Channel link to get more

information about BoA View: !!
https://youtu.be/cXcnmp3Hh80
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2. Sepsis View
ICU tool for the critical illness

Sepsis is a life-threatening organ dysfunction caused

by a dysregulated host response to infection.
For ICU, we add Sepsis instructive software in the P
series. It is a critical illness that every year 11-49
Million cases of deaths worldwide are caused by
Sepsis.
It can help guide healthcare workers through the
qSOFA and SOFA scoring and provide SSC bundles
and supportive therapy to assist in guiding the
treatment of Sepsis based on the SSC guidelines.

More information you can find

nd out from the attached slide of Sepsis (Sepsis.pptx)
( ) in the User
Guide for your reference.

3. EWS
Early Warning Score

P series provides NEWS, MEWS scoring systems help identify early signs of
deterioration in patients and quickly help determine the degree of illness of
a patient.
The scores are based on the vital signs (RR, SPO2, TEMP, BP, HR, AVPU
response). The clinical team can make different clinical responses
depending on the score.
Go to this Biolight YouTube Video Channel link to get more
information about EWS: https://youtu.be/TsmJvs3gFbM

The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: What are the three fundamentals of anesthesia?!
Q2:!The entire anesthesia process is actually divided into how many stages? What are the
details?
Q3: How can BOA help you make more money?
Q4: Is sepsis a common cause of death?!
Q5: How can sepsis view help decrease those deaths in ICUs?
Q6: Which organization created the EWS?
Q7: Which of the parameters can be automatically detected?
Q8: What does AVPU stand for?
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Neonatal monitoring is very important in clinical practice. When babies are born prematurely,
their bodies may not be ready. Their heart, lungs, stomachs, and skin may need help and
support to survive. P series has some specific functions that are exclusive to neonate patients.

In part 3, the guide will take a deep look into Biolight neonatal care functions. For neonatal
patient, we offer Suntech NIBP & Masimo SPO2. But other than that Biolight has other three
special functions for the end-user (CCHD, Single SPO2, OxyCRG).

1. CCHD
Critical Congenital Heart Diseases

Every newborn should do the CCHD screening before discharge from the
hospital, as babies with CCHD may cause serious health problems and need
treatment early in life.

CCHD screening is performed by detecting the SpO2 value of the

newborn's right hand and any foot, and comparing the difference in SpO2
value ("SpO2). CCHD view allows for measuring the SpO2 values from
multiple limbs in neonates undergoing screening for congenital heart
diseases. Any discrepancies are recorded as positive results and displayed in
the window.

2. Single SpO2
More focused view in NICU

In NICU, there is a large proportion of premature infants.

Because of the lung hypoplasia and respiratory center
suspension, insufficient oxygenation is very common in
premature infants. Therefore, newborns need to use
SpO2 results as feedback for detailed oxygenation
assessment.

SINGLE SpO2 function which can be defined as SpO2

interval (custom SpO2 target and segment) and time
period (30min to 48h), can intuitively display the
distribution of SpO2, making the oxygenation
management of newborns more convenient.

The interface uses large fonts to display the data of

oxygen saturation related parameters, as well as real-time
body temperature and blood pressure values.
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3. OxyCRG
Oxygen Cardio Respirogram

The OXYCRG Screen is practical for the neonate. The OxyCRG screen graphically displays high-
resolution trend curves and compressed waveforms of HR, SpO2, and RR.

Oxy-CRG is an indicator of breathing efficiency and brain maturity. It combines the compressed
trends of a neonate’s beat-to-beat heart rate, respiration, and oxygenation levels and presents
them in a straightforward! display on our patient monitors, Oxy-CRG allows for a
comprehensive evaluation of a neonate‘s respiratory status. It can help caregivers to detect
critical conditions, including apneic spells, obstructive apnea, mixed apnea, periodic breathing,
and disturbed breathing.! We offer up to 48 hours OxyCRG and this data helps clinicians
identify possible underlying conditions and determine the appropriate treatment.

The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: Which is the most reliable method to screen CCHDs?
Q2: How Biolight's CCHD screen assists healthcare providers?
Q3: What is Biolight Single SpO2 function?
Q4: How does single SpO2 make it convenient and practical for the healthcare provider?
Q5: What is OxyCRG?
Q6: What is the clinical value of the OxyCRG?
Q7: How many hours OxyCRG we offer?
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POWERFUL
An outstanding patient monitor not only has multiple high-end parameters, but also powerful
hardware and software.
P series provides a variety of screen sizes with high resolution along with the large capacity
battery to different clinical departments. Brand new software architecture, large capacity
storage, and multi-touch support give the clinicians a user-friendly experience. Besides
Biolight works with only the best in the world, they work with pioneers, like Masimo, Suntech,
and Nellcor. Also, Biolight is the only company that cooperates with Masimo Rainbow SET in
China.

1. Large display
Big screen and longlife battery

Large screen
Maximum 22-inch

High definition
1920#1080 pixels

Long battery life

Continuous running for more than 3 hours

P series has a maximum 22-inch display as well as 18, 15, and 12 inches. Currently, they are
only few manufacturers that provide a 22-inch screen patient monitor in the world, and the
price of those providers are much higher. Biolight is the only one manufacturer that provides
all-in-one (integrated) 22-inch modular patient monitor so far.

P series comes with a full display capacitive touch screen, which is easy to operate with gloves
and to clean directly. The screen brightness can be adjusted automatically based on the
ambient light. Also, it has more than 3 hours long battery life to meet all clinical needs.

The monitor can be mounted on rolling stands to allow to be moved freely. It also easy to
upgrade and maintain.

2. Masimo Rainbow Set

Cutting edge technology

P series supports the leading brand Masimo with a

Masimo Rainbow Set module. This is a pulse oximeter
that can instantly measure SpO2, PI, PVI, SpCO, SpOC,
SpHb and SpMet in a non-invasive, continuouse, and
accurate way, which is way faster than blood gas.
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PVi Allows you to monitor volumetric changes

SpCO Helps you diagnose CO poisioning in seconds

SpHb Helps you to identify internal bleeding

SpMet Helps you diagnose methemoglobinemia immediately

SpOC Helps you differentiate the source of hypoxia

3. Huge storage capacity

Meet all clinical demands

P series can store up to,

• 180 hours long trend data with minimum

1 minute resolution
• At least 3000 parameter alarm events
• 3000 Arr events
• At least 2400 groups NIBP results
• At least 72 hours hoglographic waveform

4. Remote View
Monitor other beds patient

If there is no CMS connection, this remote review can help you to

monitor other beds easily. It works when you connect the patient
monitors to the local area network. The healthcare workers can
know the patient's conditions from anywhere within the range.
If there is an emergency occurred, the nurse or doctor can be
aware of it and they can observe the patient’s condition from one
patient monitor before they get to the bedside. Especially during
the covid-19, it helps healthcare workers to avoid unnecessary
contact with patients to reduce the risk of contamination.
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5. Gesture control
Fast and easy to operatre

Swipe up or down on the left side to adjust the Brightness Volume

brightness and on the right side of the screen to
adjust the volume. Slide the screen left or right can
change to different screen displays.

6. User friendly
2 steps operation

P1 has the assitive touch design, which is very similar

to the iPhone. They are the virtual buttons that help
you to quickly access the functions like Alarm off,
Manual event, Lock screen, and Home screen. You
can also customize these 5 quick keys as you want.
By being equipped with the latest operating system,
strong software, and the gesture control, all the
function or setting tabs can be accessed in 2 steps.

The frequently asked

Questions
Hardware
Q1: What are the strengths of the P series patient monitor's screen?
Q2: What is Masimo Rainbow SET and its clinical significance?
Q3: What's the storage capacity of the P series?
Q4: Does the P Series patient monitor screen work with wet gloves on?

Software
Q5: How remote view function assists the healthcare workers?
Q6: What gestures does the P Series patient monitor support and what can we do with them?
Q7: How many steps does it take to get to any setting tab?
Q8: What button would you press if there is a special physiological event you need to mark?
Q9: What’s functions does the virtual assistive touch button offer?
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PATIENT FIRST
P series patient monitor and the transport monitor have the ability to monitor the patient more
accurately and reliable with its cutting-edge technologies including the multi-lead & multi-
parameter analysis, ST, Qt, Qtc view and graphic, and many other functions.

Accurate and Reliable

With multiple clinical functions

We offer Multi-lead analysis, and Multi-

parameters analysis functions on P series. The
user can switch on these functions on the ECG
page.
Usually, the Heart rate is measured from one lead,
but with our Multi-lead analysis, it analyzes the HR
by two leads which improved the accuracy.
For the Multi-parameters analysis, it can analyze
the heart rate and pulse rate from multiple sources
such as the ECG, IBP, or Pleth to calibrate the
readings and provides precise results.

P series has QT/QTc view, it provides the QT/

QTc waveforms and the readings. It gives a
stable and precise Heart Rate reading even the
patient with arrhythmia that will disrupt the
general waveform of the ECG. also these QT/QTc
readings can help the healthcare workers to
determine the cardiac function of the patient.
Besides, we have 4 QTc formulas for the user to
choose.

Normally, the clinician needs to observe the ECG

waveform to give the ST diagnosis. P series ST
graph shows which leads have ST elevation at a
glance, without having to read an ECG. It saves
time in an emergency every second counts.
Other than that, P series has 27 arrhythmia
analysis and ECG noise analysis, this ECG noise
helps to reduce the chance of misdiagnosing a
patient who doesn‘t actually have an arrhythmia
but may appear to have one because of ECG
noise.
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A brand new function of patient monitor is the

AlarmViews. It is different from other patient
monitor that can only prompt the lead off alarms.
In the AlarmViews, you can see where to attach the
leads and which lead is not attached or faulty. It
saves a lot of time for the healthcare worker. From
the AlarmViews, the green dot means the lead is
connected normally, and the red dot means the
lead is off.

The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: How can ST graphic assist clinicians in monitoring the cardiac condition of the patient?
Q2: How many leads does the multi-lead analysis used to assist healthcare workers?
Q3: What parameters are used to analyze the heart rate in multi-parameters analysis?
Q4: What’s the clinical value of the QT/QTc view?
Q5: How many QTc formulas does the P series provide?
Q6: What information does AlarmView provide?
Q7: How many types of arrhythmia analysis does P series support?
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Versatile P1 Mode

P1 is one of the members of the P series. It is suitable for outdoor emergencies and
transporting a patient in the hospital. With the Docking station, the P1 can be extendable to
work with one module, such as Suntech NIBP, Masimo Rainbow SET, or Nellcor SpO2. Besides,
P1 has a built-in sidestream EtCO2 for monitoring the patient respiration condition.

Multiple Modes to Easily

Understand the Patient

• Outdoor mode

• Private mode

• Night mode

• Intubation mode

• Rescue mode

• Module mode

1. Outdoor mode

The outdoor mode is intended for transferring

patients outdoors. The monitor behaves as
follows after entering the outdoor mode, the
parameter colors turn white, and the screen
brightness automatically increases to
maximum. These two settings then can not
be adjusted manually unless outdoor mode is
deactivated.

2. Private mode

The privacy mode is a special monitoring mode. In the privacy mode, the monitor does not
display patient information and monitoring data to protect patient information from non-
clinicians such as visitors. The privacy mode is only available when the patient admitted by the
monitor is also monitored by the Central monitoring system. The monitor continues
monitoring the patient, but patient data is only visible at the Central monitoring system.
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3. Night mode

Night mode is a special clinical monitoring

mode. Under the night mode, the alarm
volume, QRS volume, and screen brightness
turn to lowest settings automatically. To avoid
disturbing the patient, night mode may be
used.

4. Intubation mode

The monitor provides the intubation status

function during RESP and CO2 monitoring. In
this state, the physiological alarms related to
RESP and CO2 are shielded, and the alarm off
icon is displayed in the parameter area.
During the intubation process of general
anesthesia surgery, the intubation status can
be selected to shield unnecessary alarms to
avoid influencing the physicians to anesthetize
and intubate the patient.

5. Rescue mode

For first-aid we have the Rescue mode. Rescue

Mode helps to disable the alarms and open the
CPR assistant to record the procedures of the
process without having to remember them later
or having a person record them. Once you
switch to Rescue mode, all the parameters’
physiological alarms and technical alarms are
disabled except for ECG, SpO2, IBP, NIBP, CO2,
and AG. Then it opens the CPR assistant
automatically. It not only guides but also records
the process and allows for a one-click record of
administered medicines or interventions. This
can all be then exported to an excel file.
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6. Module mode

When the P1 is connected to the host monitor,

the P1 enters the module mode. P1 stores and
synchronizes patient data including the
parameter data and the alarm events to the
P12, P15, P18 or P22 monitor. All audible
sounds of the P1 are silenced automatically for
as long as it is used as a module. The screen
of P1 turns off and battery starts charging. It
will exit the module mode when it is
disconnected from the host monitor.

Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

(NIBP) Measuring Mode

1. Manual
Manually start a NIBP measurement
2. Auto
The monitor automatically and repeatedly
performs NIBP measurements at set intervals
3. STAT
With 5 minutes, the measurement is
continuously performed, and then the monitor
returns to the original mode
4. Sequence
Th e m o n i t o r m e a s u re s a u t o m a t i c a l l y
according to the set cycle length and interval.

P1 Screen Layouts

• Dynamic Trend Screen

The Dynamic Trend window is located

to the left of the waveform area,
showing the trend of a series of
parameters in a recent period.
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• OxyCRG screen

The OxyCRG screen graphically

displays high-resolution trend curves
and compressed waveforms of HR,
SpO2, and RR.

• Other Bed Screen

This allows you to check the alarm status and real-time

physiological data of patients on other remote monitors in the
LAN on the monitor. You can monitor the alarms of up to 16
other beds at the same time, and you can also view 4
waveforms simultaneously of other beds from the current
monitor. You can check the alarm and waveform of this monitor
from 5 remote monitors at the same time. It allows healthcare
workers to monitor the patients from anywhere within the
range. In case of an emergency a nurse or a doctor can be
aware of the patient’s condition before they get to the bedside,
it can also help healthcare workers avoid unnecessary contact
with contagious patients, such as in the infectious disease

• Big Font Screen

You can enter the big font screen to get a better

observation of each parameter. You can select 6
parameters to observe based on your needs.
For parameters with waveform, one waveform is
displayed at the same time.

• Freezing Waveforms

During monitoring the patient, you can freeze

the waveform on the screen and then review it
to carefully observe the patient during this time.

• SpO2 Screen

For neonatal patients, if you only care about the

patient’s SpO2 and PR, you can use the SpO2
Screen. The SpO2 Screen uses large fonts to
display the data of SpO2 related parameters, and
real-time temperature and NIBP values.
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The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: Explain the following modes, and their clinical significance.
1. Outdoor mode,
2. Private mode
3. Night mode
4. Intubation mode
5. Rescue mode
6. Module mode

Q2: Where would you use the intubation mode?

Q3: How do you turn on Private mode?

Q4: When using the outdoor mode, does the ambient light sensor adjust the brightness?

Q5: Non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) is a useful parameter that helps us diagnose and
evaluate a patient’s hemodynamic stability as well as acute and chronic diseases. Following are
four NIBP modes, please explain them and their clinical applications.
1. Manual
2. Auto
3. STAT
4. Sequence

Q6: What are the following screen layouts on P1 and their clinical applications?
1. Dynamic Trend Screen
2. OxyCRG screen
3. Other Bed Observation
4. Big Font Screen
5. Freezing Waveforms
6. SpO2 Screen
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HEMODYNAMICS

Biolight P series includes multiple high-end parameters such as EEG, rSO2, AG, IBP, C.O., etc.
For each hemodynamics parameter including NIBP, IBP, C.O. ICG, and Masimo Rainbow SET,
the P series can provide the monitoring and analysis for them and help the clinicians for a
better understanding of the patient.

The following contents are the hemodynamics parameters of the P series.

Hemodynamics
NIBP & NIBP Analysis

For all patients especially in the ICU, CCU, PACU,

NICU, NCU, and Emergency Room

Non-invasively monitor and help in early diagnosis of

cardiovascular diseases. It can assist in:

• diagnosis of undiagnosed irregular hypertension.

• diagnosis of pheochromocytoma.

• understanding the hemodynamic stability of a

patient Biolight P series also support the optional
Suntech NIBP to monitor the neonates

Biolight P series also support the optional Suntech

NIBP to monitor the neonates.

Arterial blood pressure (BP) is one of the most frequently measured parameters in clinical
practice, as many diagnostic and therapeutic decisions are based on this measurement. The
reliability of BP measurements is particularly important in critically ill patients, who often need
frequent or continuous BP monitoring to establish or reassess their treatments.

IBP monitoring (arterial cannulation with continuous pressure transduction and waveform
display) is although is the reference standard for BP monitoring in intensive care unit (ICU)
patients. However, it is expensive, carries an increased risk of complications, and requires more
clinical expertise than noninvasive monitoring. Consequently, noninvasive BP (NIBP)
monitoring systems, are often preferred in the ICU especially in secondary care hospitals.
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Hemodynamics
Invasive Blood Pressure

For ICU, Anesthesia, Cardiology Dept.

• Up to 10 channels IBP monitoring

• Support PPV, PAWP

• Continuous and far more accurate reading of

blood pressure than NIBP. MAP can be
calculated more accurately.

Arterial blood pressure is most accurately measured invasively through an arterial line. Invasive
arterial pressure measurement with intravascular cannula involves direct measurement of
arterial pressure by placing a cannula needle in an artery (usually radial, femoral, dorsalis pedis
or brachial).

We let you choose the sensitivity, and is equipped with features that you need, PPV for fluid
response monitoring, wave overlapping for vascular resistance comparisons and CPP that
helps you assess severity of shock.

Clinical Applications

In surgical applications, the blood pressure is continuously and accurately measured, allowing
medical staff to react to changes faster. For example, if anesthesia is given to the patient, the
continuous monitoring can confirm it has not caused an adverse effect to the blood pressure.

During certain operations, maintaining blood pressure in a very narrow range is critical; IBP
creates the capability to monitor and maintain pressures.

IBP also plays a critical role in situations where blood pressure is expected to fluctuate rapidly.
By continuously monitoring the pressure, medical staff can be timelier and more accurate in
their reactions.

When to use:

• NIBP is not possible to use or when greater accuracy is required

• Blood pressure must be maintained in very narrow range for a period of time

• Blood pressure is expected to fluctuate

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Hemodynamics
PAWP (Pulmonary arterial wedge pressure)

PAWP (PWP/PCWP/PAOP)

Application:
This provides an indirect estimate of left atrial
pressure. Gold standard for determining the cause of
acute pulmonary edema.

Normal range:
6–12 mm Hg

Interpretation:
Increase in this pressure is indicative of acute
pulmonary edema PAWP >20mmHg

It’s a special window that allows you to take an accurate PAWP reading and once the reading is
taken, it allows you to safely deflate the balloon without affecting the reading. PAWP has to be
done for short period to avoid complications such as pulmonary hemorrhage or infarction.

It also allows you to correlate respiratory waveforms as well as ECG waveforms with the PAWP
waveforms.

Hemodynamics
IBP Lables

Apart from the PAWP, P series provide 14 IBP lables to measure the blood pressure.

Lable name Description Lable name Description

PA Pulmonary artery pressure CVP Central venous pressure

Ao Aortic pressure LAP Left atrial pressure

UAP Umbilical arterial pressure RAP Right atrial pressure

BAP Brachial arterial pressure ICP Intracranial pressure

FAP Femoral arterial pressure UVP Umbilical venous pressure

ART Arterial blood pressure LV Left ventricular pressure

P1 to P2 Non-specific pressure label

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Hemodynamics
PPV (Pulse pressure variation)

PPV is a minimally invasive measurement

designed to help clinicians evaluate fluid
responsiveness in mechanically ventilated
adult patients. As PPV is derived from any
invasive arterial blood pressure, there is no
additional cost of supplies associated with
monitoring PPV for a patient with an
existing arterial line.

PPV is the pulse pressure variation. When measuring arterial pressure (excluding PA), you can
turn on PPV measurements, following these steps:

1. Select the IBP parameter area or waveform area to enter the corresponding pressure menu.
2. Select【PPV】submenu.
3. Set【PPV Measurement】to 【ON】.
When 【PPV Measurement】is setting to 【ON】, the source of the PPV can be selected.

Hemodynamics
ICG Parameters

Parameter Unit Full name

C.O. L/min Cardiac Output
C.I. L/min/m2 Cardiac Index
SV ml Stroke Volume
SI ml/m2 Stroke Index
SVR dyn•s/cm5 Systemic Vascular Resistance
SVRI dyn•s•m𝟐/cm𝟓 Systemic Vascular Resistance Index
TFI $ Thoracic Fluid Index
TFC /k$ Thoracic Fluid Content
HR bmp Heart Rate
DO2I ml/min/m2 Oxygen Delivery Index
QI % Quality Indicator
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Hemodynamics
Hemo Sight

Hemo sight is a window in the ICG settings

that shows you all the parameters at one
place.

Hemodynamics
Cardiac Output

Biolight has two methods of monitoring cardiac output,

below is the difference between these two methods.

Cardiac Output Impedance Cardiography

Thermodilution method Non-invasive method
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Comparison between ICG and
BLT thermodilution C.O.

ICG BLT THERMODILUTION C.O.

Accurate Very accurate (if done correctly)

Non-invasive Invasive

Easy to use Requires trained professional

Continuous Not continuous

Affected by thoracic muscle activity Not affected by thoracic muscle activity

Has more

Has more parameters Has fewer parameters

Reduced risk of infection Increased risk of infection

Cost effective to use Expensive to use

Fewer supporting studies Numerous supporting studies

Hemodynamics
Masimo Rainbow SET

Masimo Rainbow SET

https://youtu.be/P2QUORogWT0

Please watch this video to learn about

the Masimo Rainbow SET parameters.
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The frequently asked

Questions
Q1: What do the optional NIBP modules P series support?
Q2: How many channels does Biolight IBP support?
Q3: What’s the clinical application of the PAWP?
Q4: What the IBP labels are?
Q5: What’s the clinical application of the PPV and how to turn it on?

Q6: What are the differences between PPV, PVi, and PI?
Q7: What are the advantages of SpHb over conventional lab Hb?
Q8: What are the differences between CO and ICG? include parameter differences.
Q9: What is the Hemo Sight?
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INTERCONNECTIVITY

Interconnectivity is important in the hospital, the P series supports the protocols needed to
connect to the hospital HIS or EMR systems easily.

BIOVISION
Central Monitoring System

P series can connect with the central monitoring system through wireless or wired
network connection, sharing and managing all the patient data from different Biolight
devices.

• Wired / wireless

• Up to 64 beds monitoring

• 4 Screen displays!
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BioLink Module
A bridge to connect with medical devices

Besides CMS. P series comes with a bridging module - BIOLINK Module to allow for
connectivity with anesthesia machines, ventilators, and blood-gas analyzers. With this module,
some important parameter values and waveforms can be displayed on P series, so the surgeon
or the clinician they don’t have to look at many machines to get those information.

It’s useful in ICU and other high-end departments. It currently supports connectivity with LEON,
LEON PLUS, CHIARISMA series devices of Lowenstein and more.

Also, P Series supports connectivity with HIS and EMR system through the HL7 protocol.
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Smart Connections
Seamless Transport

Just slide the P1 transport monitor into the patient

monitor,! the P series can implement the seamless
transport from the outdoor, ambulance, operating
room, ICU, to the recovery room.

Combined with the P1 and P series patient monitor, it can realize the seamless transport from
the outdoor emergency, to the ambulance, OR, ICU, and the recovery room. Once you insert
the P1 to! P series patient monitor, all the patient information and measurement data will
transfer to the patient monitor to implement continuously monitoring of the patient to realize
seamless! patient transport.

Patient Conflict

If the P1 is monitoring another patient and

while it is inserted to another patient’s P
series patient monitor, the machine will pop
up a window and prompt patient conflict.
The user can choose use monitor patient,
use module patient, use new patient, or
same patient according to! the practical
situation.
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Multiple Interfaces
Patient monitor & Docking satation

There are multiple functional ports at the

back of P series patient monitor and P1
Docking station, such as power supply
port, USB ports, network connector, and
so on.

1.DVI display connector 1.Reserved interface

2.Equipotential grounding terminal 2.USB connector
3.AC power socket 3.Network connector
4.Network connector 4.Equipotential grounding terminal
5.Nurse call connector 5.VGA connector
6.Auxiliary Module slots connector 6.AC power socket
(connect with Auxiliary module slots)
7.USB connectors (can be connected to
flash disk to transfer the data or
screenshot the patient monitor, to
Mouse, keyboard, and barcode scanner)

The frequently asked

Questions
Q1. What is BIOLINK?
Q2. What other connection protocols do we support?
Q3. What is seamless connectivity?
Q4. If you connect one patient’s P1 to another patient’s P series patient monitor as a module,
would there be any prompts on the screen?
Q5 How does the monitor connect to Biovision?
Q6. How many monitors can be connected to Biovision?
Q7. What are the ports at the back of the P series patient monitor and docking station for P1?