Hi,Just thought that my subject fits in the misc.Does any one know how an ECG PageWriter XLi Cardiograph (HP M
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you need to finish your question!!!Then maybe it will get answered....what about ekg machines???
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if you are worried you should phone up the cardiology department you had the pacemaker fitted and where you go for your checkups.  It is impossible to give you much information as there are different types and models of pacemakers and it is important to  know what yours is set at.  they will prob say pop in and get it checked.  It will take 5 mins to check everything is ok with your pacemaker and to reassure you.
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I would suggest that you get the book by;\n\nDale Davis;\n\nDiffererential Diagnosis of Arrhythmias\n\nPublished by;\n\nW B Saunders company\nHarcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc.\nThe Curtis Center\nIndependence square west Phila. PA 19106\n\nISBN 0-7216-3691-8\n\nThis is an Awesome book that puts it in it's easiest form and gives plenty of examples to look at as you read the process' and also a test your knowledge part in the back.\n\nAs far as going for a full interp on a 12 lead ecg you would need about a year of school just to get ready for the International Certified Cardiology Technician test.
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I also have created some form of a booklet, I understand how hard it is to find detailed information in which you can simplify and edit in your own words for someone else.\n\nI suggest you use a search engine to look up "common pc problems" and then use the answers to these for your booklet. As i said before, i have made one myself which i am emailing to you at the moment.\n\n(Please use a virus scanner to make sure the file is safe before use) \n\nGoodLuck
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Your printer copier scanner sounds like it needs service. If you have a warranty take it back to you place of purchase. If you do not have a warranty, send it in for service. Fiddling around with it will most likely break it. If your not a service tech and know nothing of low voltage circuits I suggest you do what I suggested above.
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Install the HP 7585b plotter drivers in XP machine, After installing check either test page print is coming properly, it comes properly it means drivers r properly installed and system is communicating with Plotter.\n\nSelect HP 7585b plotter in Autocad, go to properties select appropriate paper size, select plot area, give plot, it prints on plotter.
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This isn't really a question, but a test result. What is shows is a heart that has decresed blood supply that causes changes in the EKG, which is the electrical output of your heart with exertion. \n\nThe marks on an EKG are labelled P-QRS-T. The P is the contraction of the upper chambers of your heart, the QRS is the contraction of the larger lower chambers of the heart, and the T is the relaxation phase of those lower chambers, called the ventricles. The lead numbers and letters represent directions through the heart, and which ones have changes show the cardiologist what areas have decreased blood supply. "ST" changes are the place in the PQRST the hungry muscle shows up. "Ischemia" means dimininshed blood supply.\n\nThis usually means the coronary arteries which feed the heart blood have a blockage or other restriction of flow, from clots, build up of plaque or other damage. \n\nMore tests are needed to determine what kind of problem exists. A nuclear scan would show whether muscle has already been permanently damaged  or if it is possibly reversible. The "gold standard" would be a heart catherteriztion to map the exact problem, and even fix it with a balloon or by placing a stent.\n\nA test result like this one indicates a need for more follow up and whoever has this needs to promptly follow up with a cardiologist, preferably an interventional one. It's not a time to panic but to take necessary action.\n\nHope that answers some of your question, but this should be discussed with the doctor until you are satisfied with what it means.
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I'll get the ball rolling,  hopefully others will follow.\n\nActually, on second thoughts, take a look here instead.\n\nhttp://v3.espacenet.com/eclasrch?ECLA=/espacenet/ecla/a61/a61.htm\n\nIt is a breakdown of all medical technology into its different subject areas.
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I have taken numerous cardiac classes and would like to help you, but I need more information. What do you mean "working off 60% of its power"? Did your specialist measure your MABP? If you'd like to give me more info so I can help you out you can e-mail me @ mary.edwards4543@my.sinclair.edu
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Sounds like it is something to do with Hewlett Packard software...\n\nDo you use HP products???\n\nAnd why are you wanting to run this exercutable???
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Look up \nhttp://drchander.com/heartmurmurfaq.html
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I came across the site below.  It has some good articles about defibrillators.  They have information and advice on the use of blood pressure monitors that you may find helpful.
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I'm not telling you to see a doctor.  I tried to do this with my machine.  I had watched how the tech. changed the setting and thought I could do it myself.  I did everything he did, exactly the same way and could not get my machine to adjust.  The only thing he had that I didn't was his sensor machine. I think somehow the sensor and the smart card in the bipap communicate because it is plugged into the back.  Anyway, the way I tried was to turn the machine on and put my hand over the outlet to stop any air from escaping.  You could try it and see if your machine responds differently from mine.
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Usually three electrodes, more or less, are stuck to your chest, and connected to a recorder.  You do your thing as normally as you can during the day, and the recorder makes a record of the electrical activity of your heart: it is like having an EKG that lasts 20 or more hours.\n\nThe data from that recorder is run through a machine that analyzes each beat electronically, and summarizes what it sees.  Often, what the machine is constructed to consider worth the effort, is displayed too--specific records of sequences of beats that are possibly interesting.\n\nThe point is to catch abnormal rhythms of the heart, and to see if there is any electrical activity that indicates an impoverishment of the blood flow to a part of your heart.  Since the person wearing the Holter writes down any symptom and when they have it, the monitor can be cross-checked with what the person is doing and feeling at any given time.\n\nDoes that help?
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www.skillstat.com  you will click on ECG rhythms. very helpful.
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Hi. Try this link : http://www.ynhh.org/cardiac/heart/index.html
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www.ece.rochester.edu/users/hrk1/FPS.htm\nwww.freepatentsonline.com/4577345.html\nmedia.mit.edu/resenv/classes/MAS965/readings/singlechipfingerprint.pdf\nMIKE