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2-6 View Menu
The View menu may be used to view numerical, statistical and graphical data screens. The View menu is disabled unless a file is opened. For information on how to open a file, see
The View menu has the following
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Summary Data | Function for viewing statistical data. | |
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BP Data List | Function for viewing numerical data and | |
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| entering comments. |
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Trends |
| Function for viewing blood pressure, mean |
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| arterial blood pressure, pulse (heart rate) and |
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| double product trends. |
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Correlation |
| Function for viewing correlation plots of |
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| systolic blood pressure to diastolic blood |
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| pressure and diastolic blood pressure to |
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| pulse. |
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| The scatter diagram allows easy observation |
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| of the correlation between systolic and |
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| diastolic blood pressures; the minimum and |
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| maximum values, the magnitude of fluctuation |
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| and the density, of a |
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| data. |
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Histograms |
| Function for viewing the frequency distribution |
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| of the measurement data. |
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| Allows easy observation of the data that |
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| occurs most frequently, the frequency |
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| distribution and the distribution width during |
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| the time interval. |
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Circadian rhythm |
| Function for viewing the graph showing the |
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| estimated amplitude and peak position, and |
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| the numerical data, based on the 95% |
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| confidence interval and the cosinor analysis |
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| graph. |
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| Note: Not available with the |
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HBI analysis |
| Function for viewing the graph showing the |
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| hyperbalic area and hypobalic area, and the |
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| numerical data converted into a |
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| period. |
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| Hyperbalic; that area exceeding the user- |
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| defined limits for the sleep and awake |
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| intervals. |
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| Hypobalic; that area not reaching the user- |
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| defined limits for the sleep and awake intervals. |
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| Note: Not available with the |
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Patient Information |
| Function for entering patient and physician |
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| information, as well as fields for the sleep and |
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| awake intervals. |
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