Summary Table
Categories |
Total Count |
PII |
0 |
URL |
0 |
DNS |
0 |
EKL |
0 |
IP |
0 |
PORT |
0 |
VsID |
0 |
CF |
0 |
AI |
0 |
VPD |
0 |
PL |
0 |
Other |
0 |
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<h1>Setting an Abnormal Values range</h1>
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Abnormal Values are values outside the normal range for a vital type. You can define the normal range by setting high and low values for each vital type: when a user enters a vital or measurement outside the normal range, the data will be identified as an abnormal value in the data table.
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<b>To set Normal/Abnormal Value ranges:</b>
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<li>In the main Vitals Manager window, double-click the <b>Abnormal Values</b> folder. A list of vital types displays below the folder.
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<li>Click a vital type. High and Low values for that vital type are displayed on the right side of the window.
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<li>Click and drag the slider bars to set a new high or low value, or type a value in the boxes at the bottom of the sliders. <b>Note:</b> If you type in a value, click in an area outside the text box to update the slider bars.
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<li>Click the <b>Save Abnormal Values</b> button at the top of the window to save changes.
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