TAT-5000S

TAT-5000S
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TAT-5000S

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Overview: The document provides comprehensive information on the Exergen TemporalScanner™ TAT-5000S Series, emphasizing its benefits, construction, and integration capabilities. It highlights the device's cost-effectiveness and accuracy, supported by numerous studies, and discusses its use in various healthcare settings, including NICUs.
Specifications and Features:
  • The TAT-5000S models are designed for professional use, integrating with leading Vital Signs Monitors for EHR data integration.
  • Constructed with a proprietary 'Super Plastic' material, the device is resistant to harsh chemical disinfectants, reducing the risk of case cracking.
  • Security options include Quick Release and Dual Security Systems, tailored for different hospital settings.
Infection Control:
  • The TemporalScanner minimizes cross-contamination risks by not contacting mucous membranes.
  • Recommended cleaning involves alcohol swabs for the probehead and periodic lens cleaning to maintain accuracy.
Training and Competency:
  • A structured 3-step training process is outlined for nursing staff, including a virtual classroom video, competency evaluation, and return demonstration.
  • Training materials and support are available through Exergen's website and contact points.
Clinical Studies:
  • Numerous peer-reviewed studies validate the accuracy and reliability of the TemporalScanner across various patient demographics and settings.
  • Studies highlight the device's effectiveness in both general and critical care environments.
Cost Savings and Environmental Impact:
  • The TAT has resulted in significant cost savings for healthcare institutions, estimated at $100 million, and reduced waste by 10,000 tons.
  • For a typical 300-bed hospital, this translates to nearly $100,000 in savings and two tons of waste reduction annually.
  • The TAT also saves 87% of nursing time spent on temperature measurement.
Technology and Training:
  • The TAT is robust and easy to clean, eliminating the need for disposable probe covers and reducing contamination risks.
  • The Virtual Classroom provides engaging and effective training for healthcare professionals, ensuring high competency levels without increasing costs.
NICU Application:
  • The TAT is intended for exclusive use on one infant during their NICU stay and is given to parents upon discharge.
  • It requires minimal disinfection and is ready for use after equilibration to the isolette temperature.
Product Variants:
  • Different models of the TAT and other thermometry solutions, such as the DermaTemp, are described for detecting skin temperature variations in various medical fields.
Conclusion: The Exergen TemporalScanner TAT-5000S Series is presented as a reliable, cost-effective solution for temperature measurement in healthcare settings, with robust support for integration and infection control. Its unique combination of cost savings, environmental benefits, and ease of use makes it a preferred choice in healthcare settings.
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Professional Models Temporal Scannegjjg Invented, designed, assembled, tested, and packaged In the U.SA by Exergen • More than 100 published studies supporting accuracy from preemies to geriatrics, in all areas of care. • Rugged, reliable construction, protected by Lifetime Warranty. • TAT-5000S Connected Models available on leading Vital Signs Monitors for EHR data integration.

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Exergen TAT-5000S Connected Models are now available on leading Vital Signs Monitors for EHR Data Integration Mindray Accutor 7 Vital Signs Monitor Spacelabs Qube®, Xprezzon®, Qube® Mini Schiller Diagnostic Station Capsule SmartLinx Vitals Plus

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Exergen Super Plastic Wins the Battle of Cracked Cases Caused by Chemical Disinfectants es m i T 0 y3 t Nearl Resistan t More Harshes to theemicals Ch Exergen has developed a new proprietary engineered plastic material for housings which resists the harshest chemical cleaners in use in hospitals at least 29 times longer than current materials. After two years of research and testing, Exergen has succeeded in its objective of eliminating case cracking caused by harsh chemical disinfectants commonly used in hospitals. The proprietary Exergen Super Plastic cases are now used in all Exergen TemporalScanner...

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Quick Release Security System: 124277 (Core) 124278 (Oral Equiv) Includes TAT-5000S, Wallmount 134201. Latex-free coiled cable, 134320 Quick Release Security System: 124286 (Core) 124287 (Oral Equiv) Includes TAT-5000S, Wallmount 134201,8’ Latex-free nylon covered steel cable, 134319 Quick Release Security System: 124288 (Core) 124289 (Oral Equiv). Includes TAT-5000S, Wallmount 134305, Latex-free coiled cable 134320. Quick Release Security System: 124292 (Core) 124293 (Oral Equiv). Includes TAT-5000S, Wallmount 134306, Latex-free coiled cable 134320. Security System: 124290 (Core) 124291 (Oral...

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Infection Control Considerations Methods of Cross-Contamination Protection: Unlike most other thermometers, the Exergen TemporalScanner does not come into contact with mucous membranes, and as such, the following options are available against the risk of cross-contamination when using the instrument between patients. Using the Disposable Caps: Alcohol Swabs: The vast majority of hospitals have approved wiping the probehead between patients with an alcohol swab or other disinfectant wipe, the typical method of choice for disinfecting the stethoscope diaphragm between patients, and the most cost...

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3-Step Method to Successful Inservicing Actions Required of Nursing Staff: View Exergen’s Virtual Classroom Training Video. Take the competency evaluation. (copy attached) Provide a return demonstration to the satisfaction of the nurse educator.

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Successful inservicing for the Exergen TemporalScanner Thermometer is accomplished in just 3 welE proven steps that follow below. Allowing 30 minutes for a Train-the-Trainer/Super Trainer or other classroom session incorporating the 3 steps below, and supervised by a nurse educator or a monitor, will accomplish the training goals of good patient care, in addition to eliminating unit based training, which is not only costly and disruptive to patient care, but has been proven ineffective for competent product training. The Actions Required of Nursing Staff: 1. View Exergen’s Virtual Classroom Training...

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Competency Assessment Print Name:_ Choose the best answer and write the letter of that answer on the line in front of the number. 1. Temporal artery thermometers measure the patients’ b. Core body temperature. 2. Core temperature will show a spike in patient temperature: a. One to two hours later that rectal temperature. b. At the same time as rectal temperature. c. One to two hours sooner than rectal temperature. 3. The temporal artery thermometer measures the temperature of the temporal and carotid arteries, reflecting the core temperature at the heart. In the case of the patient who has been...

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Clinical Studies Peer-Reviewed Published Papers, Abstracts, Letters on Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometry (For the most current list, visit exergen.com/s) ADULT Artz BA, March KS, Grim RD ( WellSpan Health–York Hospital). Clinical Nurse Specialists empowering staff to improve patient outcomes in temperature measurement: from PI/EBP to nursing research. 2011 National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists National Conference Abstracts, March 10-12, 2011, Baltimore MD. Bell 2020. Improving the Accuracy of Temporal Artery Thermometry in Pediatric Direct Care Providers: A Performance Improvement...

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Clinical Studies (continued) ADULT CCU Barry L, Branco J, et al. The impact of user technique on temporal artery thermometer measurements. Nursing Critical Care: September 2016 - Volume 11 - Issue 5 - p 12–14. Bridges E, Thomas K (University of Washington). Noninvasive measurement of body temperature in critically ill patients. Crit. Care Nurse. 2009; 29(3): p. 94-97. Carroll D, Finn C, Gill S, et al (Massachusetts General Hospital). A comparison of measurements from a temporal artery thermometer and a pulmonary artery catheter thermometer. Am J Crit Care. 2004;13:258. Furlong D, Carroll D, Finn...

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Clinical Studies (continued) Hughes D. Study recommends use of professional temporal thermometer in adults. Oncology Nurse Advisor April 27, 2013. Mason TM, Reich RR, et al. Equivalence of temperature measurement methods in the adult hematology/oncology population. Clin J Oncol Nurs. 2015 Apr;19(2):E36-40. doi: 10.1188/15.CJON.E36-E40. ADULT PACU Fetzer SJ, Lawrence A (Southern New Hampshire Medical Center). Tympanic membrane versus temporal artery temperatures of adult perianesthesia patients. J Perianesth Nurs. 2008 Aug;23(4):230-6. ADULT SURGERY Calonder EM, Sendelbach S, Hodges JS, Gustafson...

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Clinical Studies (continued) Byrne, Michelle L., et al. “Using mobile sensing data to assess stress: Associations with perceived and lifetime stress, mental health, sleep, and inflammation.” Digital Health 7 (2021): 20552076211037227. Dursch et al 2018. Tear-Film Evaporation Rate from Simultaneous Ocular-Surface Temperature and Tear-Breakup Area. Optom Vis Sci 2018;95:5–12. doi:10.1097/OPX.0000000000001156, Harding C, Pompei F, Bordonaro SF, McGillicuddy DC, Burmistrov D, Sanchez LD. 2019. The daily, weekly, and seasonal cycles of body temperature analyzed at large scale. Chronobiol Int. 2019...

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