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monitor verb admonitor, attend, audit, check, connuct an inquiry, control, eavesdrop, examine, guard, inquire into, inspect, investigate, keep in sight, keep in view, listen, observe, overlook, oversee, review, scan, scrutinize, study, subject to examination, subject to scrutiny, survey, watch See also: audit, bystander, chairman, check, examine, overhear, patrol, proctor, procurator, study, superintendent, symptom How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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When a resident wearing a bracelet attempts to get out of a monitored bed or pass through a monitored door, alert information is relayed to the Smart Central Monitor at the nurses' station. Built on Philips industry-leading IntelliVue patient monitoring platform, Avalon FM20 antepartum monitors and Avalon FM30 intrapartum monitors use three channels of high-quality ultrasound tracing and check coincidence between the heart rates of the mother and all fetuses to help ensure each fetus is being monitored. When a resident attempts to get out of a monitored bed or pass through a monitored door, the information is relayed to the Smart Central Monitor at the nurses' station. |
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