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# Tonometer

Tonometer er et specielt udviklet modul til at registrere målinger i forbindelse med øjentryk.  

### Indstillinger

**Hvilke indstillinger kan ændres af klinikken/brugeren selv?**\
Den tilladte **maksimale værdi af en trykmåling** kan tilpasses som ønsket. Det gøres via *Menu >* *Indstillinger → Refraktionsskema → Max tryk*. Standardværdien for indstillingen er 21.

I tonometer-modulet findes også knappen <**Tryk**>, hvor det er muligt at angive en individuel maksimal værdi for den pågældende patient.

**Er der indstillinger, der ikke kan ændres af klinikken/brugeren selv?**\
Indstillinger for Tonometer vil skulle ændres af EG Healthcare Support, som eksempelvis:

* Deaktivering af decimaltal.
* Gennemsnit trykmåling af tryk ved Topcon CT-1p.
* Visning af 3 års målinger ved åbning af modulet.
* Indsætning af journalnotat ved indlæsning fra tonometret.
* Visning af CIOP (Calculated IntraOcular Pressure). **Bemærk!** Det vil også bevirke, at CIOP vises på Refraktionsskema.


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