Hill-Rom H12+ Digital Holter Recorder Reference guide

Type
Reference guide

Hill-Rom H12+ Digital Holter Recorder: A compact and portable device designed to provide continuous 12-lead ECG monitoring for up to 7 days. Features include:

  • 12-lead Holter recording with high-quality ECG signals
  • Easy-to-use interface with clear display and intuitive controls
  • Compact and lightweight design for patient comfort and mobility
  • Long battery life for uninterrupted monitoring
  • Extensive data storage capacity for multiple recordings
  • Optional telemetry for remote monitoring and data transmission

Hill-Rom H12+ Digital Holter Recorder: A compact and portable device designed to provide continuous 12-lead ECG monitoring for up to 7 days. Features include:

  • 12-lead Holter recording with high-quality ECG signals
  • Easy-to-use interface with clear display and intuitive controls
  • Compact and lightweight design for patient comfort and mobility
  • Long battery life for uninterrupted monitoring
  • Extensive data storage capacity for multiple recordings
  • Optional telemetry for remote monitoring and data transmission
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Welch Allyn® H12+
12-lead Holter
LEAD PLACEMENT
Limb Electrode
Precordial Electrode
AAMI
IEC
Placement
AAMI
IEC
Placement
RA
R
On or below the right clavicle
as shown
V1
C1
Fourth intercostal space at
the right sternal border
LA
L
On or below the left clavicle
as shown
V2
C2
Fourth intercostal space at
the left sternal border
RL
N
Reference or ground lead,
should be placed in a stable
location of the body
V3
C3
Midway between V2 and V4
LL
F
Lower-left side of body in a
stable location, as close to
the hip as possible
V4
C4
Fifth intercostal space at
the left of the midclavicular
line
V5
C5
Anterior axillary line on the
same horizontal level as V4
V6
C6
Mid-axillary line on the
same horizontal level as V4
and V5
NOTE AND CAUTION: Placement of the Left Leg (LL) electrode in the original Mason-Likar
position increases the similarity of the acquired ECG with a standard 12-lead ECG and is therefore
recommended; however, clothing may interfere with this position and increase the amount of artifact. The
modified position may decrease the sensitivity of inferior ECG leads and cause axis shift with respect to
the standard 12-lead ECG. Accurate skin preparation and suitable clothing are the most important factors
in excessive artifact prevention.
Welch Allyn® H12+
12-lead Holter
To Begin a Recording Session
1.
Remove battery door and insert
H12+ SD card into card slot.
2.
Insert a new AA battery and
reinstall battery door.
3.
View record duration and sample
rate (reference user manual if
change needed).
4.
Navigate to
LEAD CHECK
then
press
ENTER
key to check electrode
impedance levels.
5.
Navigate to
DISPLAY ECG
then press
ENTER
key. Press
UP/RIGHT
or
DOWN
key
to view each lead.
6.
Navigate to ENTER ID then press
ENTER key. Use keys to select the
patient ID.
7.
Navigate to RECORD and then
press ENTER key to begin
recording session.
Set Date and Time
H12+ has an internal back-up
battery for date and time, with
expected life of three to five
years.
To set the date and time, follow
instructions below:
1.
Navigate to
CONFIGURE
then press
ENTER
key.
2.
AT
DATE/TIME
press
ENTER
key.
3.
Navigate to
SET MINUTE
,
SET HOUR
,
SET DAY
,
SET
MONTH
or
SET YEAR
by
pressing the
DOWN
key and
then press
the ENTER key.
4.
Press the
UP/RIGHT
key to
increase a value,
DOWN
key
to decrease a value. Press
ENTER key
to store the
updated value(s).
5.
Navigate to
DONE
by
pressing the
UP/RIGHT
or
DOWN
key and then press
the
ENTER
key. Repeat to
return to
CONFIGURE
.
Press ENTER
key to exit.
Press ENTER
key to exit.
When complete
select End to
exit.
An ambulatory 12-lead ECG obtained with torso-located limb electrodes is not equivalent to a conventional
diagnostic ECG.
Welch Allyn® and H12+ are registered trademarks of Welch Allyn.
80025607 Ver. A
Revision date: 2019-08
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Hill-Rom H12+ Digital Holter Recorder Reference guide

Type
Reference guide

Hill-Rom H12+ Digital Holter Recorder: A compact and portable device designed to provide continuous 12-lead ECG monitoring for up to 7 days. Features include:

  • 12-lead Holter recording with high-quality ECG signals
  • Easy-to-use interface with clear display and intuitive controls
  • Compact and lightweight design for patient comfort and mobility
  • Long battery life for uninterrupted monitoring
  • Extensive data storage capacity for multiple recordings
  • Optional telemetry for remote monitoring and data transmission

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