SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

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SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Fri Jun 27, 2014 3:20 am

Hi all,

Here is my latest SH data. I think it looks OK at the current pressures. I use an F&P Icon Premo, which is fixed pressure with a "sensawake" feature (the yellow vertical stripe in the FL graph) which reduces pressure when it senses you're waking up. That accounts for the two pressures. I would appreciate some second opinions regarding the efficacy of the therapy, but I think it looks OK?
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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by palerider » Fri Jun 27, 2014 8:18 am

looks pretty good, next time, don't cut off the left panel, just hit the ^ by the calendar to turn that off, and leave the summary stats on the graphs. saves having to count events and divide by hours

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Fri Jun 27, 2014 9:45 pm

Thanks a lot Palerider. And will do

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by palerider » Fri Jun 27, 2014 10:19 pm

mobychick wrote:Thanks a lot Palerider. And will do
no reason to oops!

just offering a suggestion on how to make the screenshots more informative to people when you're asking for opinions.

the sidebar on the right has no useful info, so f8 to get rid of it, the calendar isn't useful, so click the ^ to get rid, and then the stats show up on the left, and more waveform...

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by robysue » Fri Jun 27, 2014 10:43 pm

mobychick,

There are a lot of flow limitations being flagged here as tick marks. Is there also a flow limitation graph? I've seen some Icon data that includes a Flow limitation graph instead of flow limitation tick marks.

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by Stevoreno_55 » Fri Jun 27, 2014 11:08 pm

mobychick wrote:Hi all,

Here is my latest SH data. I think it looks OK at the current pressures. I use an F&P Icon Premo, which is fixed pressure with a "sensawake" feature (the yellow vertical stripe in the FL graph) which reduces pressure when it senses you're waking up. That accounts for the two pressures. I would appreciate some second opinions regarding the efficacy of the therapy, but I think it looks OK?
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MobyChick:

I'm just curious since I don't know how to post sleep data on this board yet so how do you do it? Is it very complicated to do?


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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Fri Jun 27, 2014 11:43 pm

Steve Reno,



I use Photobucket, but I think other photo sites might be easier, I don't know.

I set up my SH name as 'moby' instead of my real name.

I get the SH data on the screen, press Alt and "Print Screen" on the keyboard. This copies the screenshot.
This might not work for you, I think it depends on your machine.
Then I paste into the Paint programme (by opening Paint, clicking File then Edit then Paste).
Then I save it as a jpg in "my pictures".
Then I open Photobucket, where I set up an album specially for my SH data and copy it into there.
Then I just click on "image" and can paste it directly into the CPAP forum.

I check it by preview before I post, as once I copied some of my screensaver which had family photos on which people might not want shared.

Hope that helps.

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Fri Jun 27, 2014 11:54 pm

Is this what you want, Robysue? It's the Resp Rate. Otherwise I've only got Tidal and Minute Volumes, AHI, Insp time, Exp time and Mask Pressure.
PS I'll post more in your other thread soon.

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Sat Jun 28, 2014 12:14 am

Or Robysue, you might want this:- It's a zoom of the tick chart.

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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by Stevoreno_55 » Sat Jun 28, 2014 12:28 am

mobychick wrote:Steve Reno,



I use Photobucket, but I think other photo sites might be easier, I don't know.

I set up my SH name as 'moby' instead of my real name.

I get the SH data on the screen, press Alt and "Print Screen" on the keyboard. This copies the screenshot.
This might not work for you, I think it depends on your machine.
Then I paste into the Paint programme (by opening Paint, clicking File then Edit then Paste).
Then I save it as a jpg in "my pictures".
Then I open Photobucket, where I set up an album specially for my SH data and copy it into there.
Then I just click on "image" and can paste it directly into the CPAP forum.

I check it by preview before I post, as once I copied some of my screensaver which had family photos on which people might not want shared.

Hope that helps.
MobyChick:

What happened to my post? I guess someone deleted it. Thanks for the info.


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Re: SleepyHead Data - looks OK?

Post by mobychick » Sat Jun 28, 2014 1:06 am

You're welcome Steve. I hope it works for you. No one deletes things here - weird.

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Last night's data - not so good

Post by mobychick » Sat Jun 28, 2014 1:22 am

Maybe I'm getting a bit obsessed. New machine, new data system...I know I can't expect perfect, but I do want to know whether things are good enough ( I really do want perfect though )
Last night I slept much deeper, and there are a lot more events, but OAs are only 0.7.

I am concerned about the flow limitations, which weren't shown on the Rescan data I was using previously for 7 years. Some of the flow limitations may be because I was waking up. I've posted two graphs, one is a detail with some different events in it. I would be interested to know what the graph lines are indicating. On some occasions the graph line goes way down below the normal baseline, what does that mean? Does it mean a really deep expiration?

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