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CD containing Directions for use, Quick reference guide, Welch Allyn Service Tool software and Service Tool installation guide. The icon animates in an upward motion to remove probe cover. The icon animates in a downward motion to apply a probe cover. The PRO 6000 includes a 60 second timer that features an audible notification and visual indicator at 0, 15, 30, 45, and 60 seconds. The first quadrant begins flashing when timer starts and becomes solid at 15 seconds. This repeats for each 15 second interval. The timer turns off automatically 5 seconds after 60 seconds is completed. Icon that appears with error message. Indicates the reading shown on the display is the reading in memory. Indicates default temperature scale. F will display, depending on setting. Requires charging station or compatible Welch Allyn Vital Signs device, sold separately. Countdown time indicates the amount of time remaining until the thermometer will be locked if not returned to the charging station. Indicates the thermometer is locked. Return the thermometer to the charging station to reset the countdown and resume normal operation. Please read all instructions carefully and thoroughly before using this product. To help ensure accurate temperature measurements, the sensor itself is warmed to a temperature close to that of the human body. When the Braun ThermoScan is placed in the ear, it continuously monitors the infrared energy until a temperature equilibrium has been reached and an accurate measurement can be taken. The thermometer displays an actual measured ear temperature or clinically accurate, oral equivalent temperature that has been validated in clinical studies by comparing IR measurements with the oral readings from afebrile and febrile patients of various ages. Unadjusted operating mode ear temperature readings are available via unadjusted mode, which can be accessed using the Welch Allyn Service Tool. Speed and ease of access are two key advantages of ear thermometry. Concerns regarding accuracy and reliability have hindered adoption of this technology. In clinical studies, the precision of ear temperature measurement has been shown to be influenced by ear canal anatomy and variability in user technique. Proper probe placement can also be a challenge, particularly with young patients that move around during measurement. Shallow probe placement, coupled with anatomical variabilities such as ear canals with a small circumference and poor visibility of the tympanic membrane, can result in readings that are low compared to core temperature because the thermometer could be focused on the cooler outer ear canal. The thermometer collects information about the direction and depth of ear probe placement as it is placed into the ear canal and automatically incorporates this information into the temperature calculation. Incorporating information related to patient specific anatomy and exact ear probe placement in the ear canal increases the accuracy of the measurement as compared to core temperature, especially when probe positioning is not ideal. The ExacTemp light flashes during the measuring process and remains illuminated when the measurement is complete, indicating consistent placement of the probe during the measurement process. Consistent probe placement helps support accurate temperature measurement. Body temperature is regulated by the hypothalamus2, which shares the same blood supply as the tympanic membrane3. Changes in core body temperature are usually seen sooner at the tympanic membrane than at other sites, such as the rectum, mouth or under the arm. Axillary temperature measurements reflect skin temperature which may not reliably indicate the internal body temperature. Rectal temperatures often lag significantly behind internal body temperature changes, especially at times of rapidly changing temperatures. Also, there is a risk of cross contamination. Oral temperatures are often influenced by eating, drinking, thermometer placement, breathing through the mouth, or the inability of the person to close their mouth completely. GUYTON A C, TEXTBOOK OF MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY, W. NETTER H F, ATLAS OF HUMAN ANATOMY, NOVARTIS MEDICAL EDUCATION, EAST HANOVER, NJ, 1997, PP 63, 95. Normal body temperature is a range. The following table shows that this normal range also varies by site. Therefore, measurements from different sites, even if taken at the same time, should not be directly compared. The following table shows normal ThermoScan ranges by age. The range of normal varies from person to person and can be influenced by many factors such as time of day, level of activity, medications and gender. Levander M, Forsberg C, Wahren LK. Addressing concerns about fever. Clinical studies have shown the Braun ThermoScan thermometer can obtain accurate temperature measurements on full term newborn, pediatric and adult patients. However, there are special situations when an ear thermometer should not be used. Do not use an ear thermome filexlib.
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