Exergen TEMPORALSCANNER TAT-5000 User Manual

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EXERGEN
TemporalScanner
TM
A kinder, gentler way to take temperature
Model TAT-5000
Reference Manual
1. Greenes DS, Fleisher, Accuracy of a noninvasive temporal artery ther-
mometer for use in infants, Arch Pediatr Med 2001 Mar; 155(3):376-381
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Reference Manual

EXERGENTemporalScannerTMA kinder, gentler way to take temperatureModel TAT-5000 Reference Manual1. Greenes DS, Fleisher, Accuracy of a noninvasive tem

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Using the TemporalScanner on a New Mother• Measure exposed skin• Keep the red button depressed throughout measurement(Brush bangs aside if present

Page 3 - Important Safety Instructions

Questions? Please call us at 800-422-3006Using the TemporalScanner on an InfantTemping Baby in Bassinette, Open Crib, or with Mom• Instrument should

Page 4 - Product Map

Frequently Asked QuestionsFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the TemporalScanner?The TemporalScanner is an infrared thermometer designed for accurate,

Page 5 - Introduction

Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy not use only the area behind the ear lobe?Since the arterial branch is deeper behind the ear lobe than at the temple, un

Page 6 - Table of Contents

Frequently Asked QuestionsFalse low readings:• Multiple readings can cool the skin, so if you take another measurement immediately, expect a slightly

Page 7 - The Scan

Frequently Asked Questions• TAT-5000 can be used with either disposable caps or full sheath. Can be used without disposables if terminally cleaned be

Page 8 - Using on an Infant

Guidelines for Patient Temperature AssessmentGuidelines for Patient Temperature AssessmentComparing with Other Methods of Thermometry: Expect the Diff

Page 9 - Using the TemporalScanner

Guidelines for Patient Temperature AssessmentGuidelines for Patient Temperature Assessment1. Fever Definition: Clinically, fever is defined as a BT =1

Page 10 - • Keep the red button

Determining a Fever ThresholdDetermining a Fever Threshold for Temporal Artery ThermometryThreshold Defining Fever• A threshold for defining fever is

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Body Sites for Temperature AssessmentBody Sites for Temperature AssessmentAn Overview of Temperature Measuring SitesOral TemperatureOral temperature m

Page 12 - Frequently Asked Questions

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Body Sites for Temperature AssessmentUnder certain conditions, rectal temperature is even contraindicated; for example, severearterial insufficiency i

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Reproducibility of ReadingsReproducibility in Temperature MeasurementMultiple temperature readings in the same area, mouth, rectum, axilla, ear or tem

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Forgotten PhysiologyYour TemperatureNormal TemperatureNormal human temperature isaround 98.6 degrees. But didyou know that only 8% of thepeople in th

Page 16 - Expect the Differences

Forgotten PhysiologyPerspirationThe TemporalScanner relies on the skin over the temporal artery to help provide an accu-rate body temperature. In fac

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For Kids OnlyDid you know you always have a tempera-ture? Bet you thought you only had a tem-perature when you were sick. Absolutelyeverything has a

Page 18 - Determining a Fever Threshold

Care and MaintenanceCare and Maintenance• Battery: A standard alkaline 9V battery provides approximately 15,000 readings. **To replace, loosen the sin

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Care and MaintenanceInstructions for Fahrenheit or Celsius ConversionThe TemporalScanner can be used in either °F or °C. To convert from one scaleto

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Care and Maintenance*Automatically applied when temperature is within normal body temperature range, otherwise reads surface temperature.Calibration V

Page 21 - Reproducibility of Readings

Care and MaintenanceUsing the Portable Blackbody1. Turn on the verifier device, using either a 9-volt battery or the power supply. Make sure the red

Page 22 - Forgotten Physiology

Care and Maintenance• Accuracy Limits: Comparison between the reference instrument(s) and the instrument being verified should be within ±0.4 ºF (0.2

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Important Safety InstructionsREAD ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USINGWhen using the product, especially when children are present, basic safety precautions

Page 24 - For Kids Only

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Page 25 - Care and Maintenance

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Page 26 - DISPLAY DIAGNOSTICS CHART

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Product MapProduct MapProbe LensProbe ConeON ButtonAutomatic turn-off in30 seconds (whenmeasuring in bodytemperature range,otherwise 5 seconds)Battery

Page 28

Introduction to Temporal Artery ThermometryThe MethodTemporal artery thermometry (TAT) is a completely new method of temperatureassessment, using infr

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Table of ContentsTable of ContentsPage(s)Important Safety Instructions 1Product Map 2Introduction to Temporal Artery Thermometry 3Familiarize Yourself

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Familiarize Yourself with the InstrumentBefore Using, Familiarize Yourself with the Instrument• To Scan: Depress the red button. The instrument will

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Familiarize Yourself with the Instrument1234Practice Holding Your TemporalScannerThe TemporalScanner is ergonomically designed specifically for itsapp

Page 32 - Straight From the Heart

Basics of Using the TemporalScannerMeasure only the exposed side.Brush hair aside if covering theTA area.1. With probe flush on the center of forehead

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