The monitor configuration used to present patient vital signs.
- Optional; omitted values remain unspecified.
Patient
Rhythm vocabulary and an associated recording.
Distinguish rhythm, ECG findings, acquisition settings, and a recording.
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object
Optional; omitted means unspecified
Connected channels expose available measurements without changing physiology. An explicit empty patient connection map starts disconnected. Omitted event channels inherit their preceding connection. The patient switch has Monitor on the left and the switch on the right of one row, without visible ON/OFF labels; its accessible name explains Show on monitor initially. It determines baseline visibility, not whether a physiologic value exists. Omitted patient connections use routine monitoring defaults; capnography and arterial pressure start off without their corresponding patient measurements. Explicit event connections and saved run connections are separate overrides.
object
Optional; omitted means unspecified
Connect or disconnect an equipment channel when this resource response is released.
"ecg" | "bloodPressure" | "spo2" | "respiration" | "temperature" | "capnography" | "arterialPressure"
Optional; omitted means unspecified
Select one of the declared channel alternatives; use the fields belonging to that alternative.
object
Optional; omitted means unspecified
Acquisition context plus independent rhythm and morphology findings; all supplied scale numbers must be positive.
string
Required
ECG image, signal, or video manifest entry with an accessible description.
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The monitor configuration used to present patient vital signs.
The ECG rhythm displayed on the monitor. Select the rhythm separately from whether the patient has a palpable pulse.
Allowed values
Whether a palpable pulse is present. Use this to distinguish perfusing and pulseless presentations of the displayed rhythm.
Connected channels expose available measurements without changing physiology. An explicit empty patient connection map starts disconnected. Omitted event channels inherit their preceding connection. The patient switch has Monitor on the left and the switch on the right of one row, without visible ON/OFF labels; its accessible name explains Show on monitor initially. It determines baseline visibility, not whether a physiologic value exists. Omitted patient connections use routine monitoring defaults; capnography and arterial pressure start off without their corresponding patient measurements. Explicit event connections and saved run connections are separate overrides.
ECG: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Blood pressure cuff: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Pulse oximetry: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Respiratory monitoring: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Temperature probe: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Capnography: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.
Arterial pressure: connected exposes the available measurement; disconnected hides it without changing physiology.