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A Fib, Irregular (Tram) Absence of P-waves and irregular R-R intervals
Accel. Ventric. Run of PVCs with a run length of at least six beats and the rate requirements have not met
V Tach or V Brady
Asystole HR decreased to zero
Bigeminy Every other beat is a PVC (N-V-N-V-N)
Couplet Two consecutive PVCs are detected between normal beats N-V-V-N. The coupling interval
between the PVCs must be less than 600ms
HR High/Tachy, PSM: HR High only The displayed 4/8-beat average ECG heart rate exceeds the user-selected common HR high
limit or ECG HR high limit
HR Low/Brady The displayed 4/8-beat average ECG heart rate falls below the user-selected common HR
low limit or ECG HR low limit
Missing Beat* Actual R-R interval more than 1.8 times the average R-R interval
Multifocal PVCs* Over the last 15 beats two or more premature ventricular beats with dierent morphologies
are detected
Pause Actual R-R interval exceeds 3s (Tram) or a congured value 1-5s
(CARESCAPE Patient Data Module)
CARESCAPE Patient Data Module,
Tram: V Fib/V Tach
ECG waveform indicates a chaotic ventricular rhythm
R on T Isolated PVC is detected within 100 ms of the peak of the T-wave of the patient’s
predominant normal beat
Rapid VT* A run on PVCs is detected with a run length of six beats or more. In addition, an eective
heart rate that exceeds 160 bpm
Single PVC An isolated PVC is detected
Trigeminy Every third beat is a PVC (N-N-V-N-N-V-N)
V Brady Run of PVCs with a run length of at least three beats; additionally, at least two consecutive
R-R intervals in the run must have an eective HR less than the age specic limits (60 or 50)
V Tach A run of PVCs, with run length six beats or more; in addition, an eective HR that exceeds
100 - 160 beats per minute (age-specic limits)
VT > 2 A run of PVCs, with run length more than two beats, but less than six, and less than required
for V Tach; additionally, at least two concecutive R-R intervals must have an eective HR
that exceeds 100-160 beats per minute (age specic limits)
The GE EK-Pro algorithm is used with the CARESCAPE Patient Data Module, CARESCAPE Monitor B850, CARESCAPE Monitor B650,
Tram module, Solar
®
monitors, Dash
®
monitors, ApexPro
®
telemetry, and CARESCAPE Telemetry.
* Missing beat, Multifocal PVC and Rapid VT alarm labels are only available with version 12 of the GE EK-Pro arrhythmia algorithm.
Version 12 is only available with the CARESCAPE Monitor B650 when used with the Patient Side Module (E-PSM). In case of these
alarms CARESCAPE Monitor B650 sends mapped alarms to the CARESCAPE Network. This is due to limitations in the CARESCAPE
Network. Alarms are mapped as follows: Missing beat sent as Pause, Multifocal PVC sent as PVC, Rapid VT sent as V Tach.
For the most current arrhythmia calls, please consult the user manual specic to your current monitor for the details.
Additional resources
For white papers, guides and other instructive materials about our clinical measurements, technologies
and applications, please visit http://clinicalview.gehealthcare.com/
Bedside arrhythmia alarms
In GE monitors there are two arrhythmia analysis modes:
Lethal and Full. The Lethal mode is the standard and Full is an
optional choice. The Lethal mode detects asystole, ventricular
fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia and ventricular tachycardia.
In the neonatal mode bradycardia is also considered a lethal
arrhythmia. The details of arrhythmia alarms criteria are
described in the following table.
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