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Summary of Contents for Stim-Medic

Page 1: ...S N M E S T E N S T E N S Portable compact easy to use devices that effectively respond to an even broader range of physical rehabilitation care thanks to our close and constant collaboration with health care professionals and their patients STIMULATES and RELIEVES a readaptation at arms reach ...

Page 2: ...3 INSTRUCTIONS 3 1 For the Patient 15 16 3 2 Special Instructions 17 3 3 Lock Unlock a Program 18 3 4 Timer 18 3 5 Manual Controller 18 3 6 Stop Pause an Ongoing Program 18 3 7 Battery Battery Charger The Patient designated operator 19 20 4 PROGRAMS 21 5 CUSTOMIZATION 5 1 NMES 22 5 2 TENS 23 6 PROGRAMMING CHART 24 7 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 25 8 TROUBLESHOOTING 26 9 WARRANTY 27 10 FAQ 27 11 DOCUME...

Page 3: ...s its new muscle stimulator the STIM MEDIC Portable compact easy to use devices that effectively respond to an even broader range of physical rehabilitation care thanks to our close and constant collaboration with health care professionals and their patients An electrotherapy culture meticulously designed for muscular rehabilitation and the significant reduction of chronic sports related post oper...

Page 4: ...ed by a health care professional TENS Electrotherapy or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation TENS involves depolarizing peripheral nerve fibres transmitted by means of electrodes placed on the body in order to reinforce the effectiveness of natural pain control mechanisms TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION APPLIED AT THE SENSORY LEVEL A tingling sensation is provoked to trigger a n...

Page 5: ...cutaneous neuromuscular stimulation NMES which is particularly effective in preventing and treating amyotrophy is widely used in rehabilitation in general Improve muscle quality increase strength and endurance prevent muscular atrophy due to immobilization Improve or stop deterioration of a muscular imbalance Reduce muscle spasms Increase joint mobility agonist antagonist stimulation Promote a ret...

Page 6: ... NMES Resistance is reduced increasing the risk of a burn TENS Risk of spreading metastases Risk of increasing tumour growth Cancer or suspected cancer is a local contraindication to electrotherapy currents therefore it may be used away from the affected site In the case of metastases TENS in general is contraindicated Patients who have already had cancer are recommended to wait until they have be...

Page 7: ...risk that the patient does not feel the current adequately which increases the risk of burns or skin irritation Loss of sensation Proceed with caution if stimulation is applied to areas of the skin with a lower than normal level of sensation Epilepsy use caution on the trunk and extremities Patients with suspected or diagnosed epilepsy should follow the recommendations of their doctor have medical...

Page 8: ...erm effects we are unaware of any long term effects of NMES Do not apply stimulation near metal Remove all jewelry piercings belt buckles or any other metal objects or devices in the area of stimulation Never use the electrodes contralaterally i e by applying two poles of the same channel on either side of the body s midline Abrupt changes in temperature can cause condensation to build up inside t...

Page 9: ...s of the casing may reach 43 C 109 F Handle the battery and hold the device carefully immediately after use This temperature may cause an unpleasant sensation but does not pose a particular health risk Strangulation Do not wrap the wires around the patient s neck and keep out of the reach of children Tangled wires may lead to strangulation Falls Pay attention to wires on the ground to prevent fall...

Page 10: ...d by Electro Medic be used 2 MDA534627 1 855 230 6334 info electromedic ca electromedic ca L EXPÉRIENCE DU MOUVEMENT STIMULE et SOULAGE 650 boul Industriel Suite 100 Blainville Qc J7C 5Y7 GCAR 4060 4 Rectangle 4 x 6 cm CCAR 4040 4 Carrée Square 4 x 4 cm Modèle Model Q Forme Shape Grandeur Size No lot Exp Carbon Electrodes Électrodes de carbone GEL GEL Conducteur Conductive Pour électrodes For elec...

Page 11: ...argeable lithium ion battery 3 7 volts 600 mAh 5 C to 40 C 15 to 90 R H non condensing 700hPa and 1060hPa 10 C to 60 C 15 to 75 R H non condensing 700hPa and 1060hPa 110 mm L 64 mm W 17 mm D Approx 114 g Approx 90 g TECHNICAL FEATURES The Electro Medic muscle stimulator is a two channel stimulator designed for muscle rehabilitation NMES and pain relief TENS The stimulator comes with 27 preset prog...

Page 12: ...t active rest Endurance with or without active rest Hypertrophy Neurology Conventional Burst Pulse duration modulation MW Frequency modulation MR CHOICE OF PRESET PROGRAMS Alternating stimulation Muscle relaxation recuperation Massage Functional stimulation 2 3 ...

Page 13: ...r 3 seconds to enter the program customization mode Confirm save the selection of the current program WARM UP Also allows the warm up period to be selected 6 DIGITAL SCREEN 7 TIMER Activates the timer allows you to set the length of treatment Options 1 60 min timer or timer on continuous mode C depending on your needs and the recommendations of your health care provider 8 PAUSE Puts the device in ...

Page 14: ...Ramp up Phase 2 Work Phase 3 Ramp down Phase 4 Rest Phase 1 2 3 4 page P Hz2 CB MXF CM MR INT MW uS WARMUP MANUAL CTRL Timer hours CH1 CH2 SI ALT T SM SCREEN DISPLAY 2 5 18 1 1 16 15 14 17 13 12 11 2 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 8 9 6 19 7 10 12 DISPLAYS US OR Hz In selection mode allows one to know whether the numerical value is in Us or Hz 13 DEVICE IN PAUSE MODE 14 SI ALT Symbol present during NMES muscle sti...

Page 15: ...ss the ON OFF button The electrodes used with this device must never be smaller than 2 54 cm Be aware that the smaller the electrodes are the more intense the stimulation will be at the site of the electrodes This increases the risk of skin irritation at the site Skin irritation may also occur if the entire surface of the self adhesive electrode does not adequately stick to the skin Replacement of...

Page 16: ...t down to increase the intensity continuously TENS Press the INCREASE button for each channel until you reach the preferred level of stimulation Press the button and hold it down to increase the intensity continuously N B Always increase intensity carefully For the following cases refer to section 3 2 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Intermittent stimulation manual controller Intermittent stimulation with act...

Page 17: ... to the rest phase Press the button on the manual switch during the rest phase to start the ramp up phase and contractions The rest phase ends when you press the button on the manual switch again INTERMITTENT STIMULATION WITH ACTIVE REST P8 P9 P12 to P15 Choosing an active rest program reduces the likelihood of soreness and prepares the muscle for the next stimulation It involves a low frequency s...

Page 18: ...ut interruption keep pressing until the signal C appears You will need to stop the device yourself when you think the treatment has been long enough Confirm your selected option by pressing the S button to save or press the arrow to start treatment STOP PAUSE DURING A PROGRAM STOP PAUSE MANUAL CONTROLLER MANUAL Ctrl FOR NMES ONLY To use the manual controller connect the wire on top of your stimula...

Page 19: ...is preferable to remove the stimulator battery BATTERY REPLACEMENT a charge cycle refers to a complete discharge followed by a complete recharge of the battery 19 page BATTERY You can always check the level of your battery thanks to the following symbol BATTERY STATUS As displayed 1 3 of battery 2 3 of battery 3 3 of battery LIFE EXPECTANCY The typical life of a lithium ion battery is approximatel...

Page 20: ... standard wall outlet A red or yellow LED indicates charging When fully charged the LED turns green Unplug the charger and remove the battery CHARGING TIME A Li ion battery takes about 3 5 hours to charge LI ION BATTERY Limited voltage 4 2 V Rechargeable Li ion battery 3 7 V 600 mAh ADAPTOR 100 240 v 50 60 Hz 1 2A ATTENTION Connecting this equipment to an adaptor other than the one provided with t...

Page 21: ...ventional C Burst B Pulse duration modulation MW NMES TENS NMES TENS NMES TENS Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Large muscles Small muscles Small muscles Large muscles...

Page 22: ...n SI Alternating stimulation ALT Press the INCREASE or DECREASE button to go from SI to ALT and vice versa Confirm your selection by pressing the S SELECT button THIRD STEP The available types of stimulations at this level depend on your previous selections Press the INCREASE or DECREASE button to display the different types of stimulations available on the screen The programming chart 6 0 indicat...

Page 23: ...sa Confirm your selection by pressing the S SELECT button SECOND STEP Press the INCREASE or DECREASE button to display the different types of stimulations available on the screen The programming chart 6 0 indicates the different settings that are possible for each type of stimulation Confirm your selection at each step by pressing the S SELECT button Types of stimulation for the TENS mode Conventi...

Page 24: ...2 Pulse width µs Ch 2 Pulse Width µs Ch 1 Frequency Hz Ch 1 Pulse duration µs Ch 1 Frequency Hz Ch 2 Frequency Hz Ch 2 calcul auto Pulse width µs Ch 2 Timer Frequency Hz Ch 1 calcul auto STIM MEDIC Programming Warm up Mode Simultaneous SI Conventional C Work Frequency Hz Work Frequency Hz Work Frequency Hz Frequency modulation MR Frequency Rest Hz Work time seconds Rest phase seconds Ramp down wor...

Page 25: ...ilicone pouch to protect your stimulator at all times Disconnect wires and fittings carefully and properly You may leave the wires plugged into your stimulator between treatments BATTERY To maintain the battery amperage at its optimum level the battery should be removed from the unit when not in use for an extended period approx 3 months If you use carbon electrodes use a large amount of conductiv...

Page 26: ...professional If the problem persists consult your health care professional TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM POTENTIAL SOLUTION ACTION None None None Is the battery fully inserted Check the state of the wires Check the state of the wires Are the electrodes on your skin Are the electrodes at the end of their life Is the contact with your skin good Check the state of the wires Resistance too high between the ...

Page 27: ...MUSCULAR STIMULATION IS IT ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE People who do not have any contraindications or precautions can use the muscle stimulator Please carefully read the Indications Contraindications and Precautions section of your user manual To ensure safe and efficient use the supervision of a heath care professional is recommended the first time you use the muscle stimulator in order to receive ap...

Page 28: ...2 IEC 60601 2 10 Wireless communication devices such as wireless home appliances cell phones cordless telephones and their bases and walkie talkies may affect the operation of the equipment and should be kept at least 3 3 metres away Note as indicated in table 6 of IEC 60601 1 2 2007 for Electro Medic equipment a typical cell phone with an output of 2W d 3 3m with an immunity level of 3 V m Comple...

Page 29: ...ator Type BF Equipment Type BF Isolated Part floating Dispose of the device batteries and accessories according to applicable recycling standards Class II equipment AC DC Protection index Barcode Serial number Manufacturer Manual version 1 0 Software version 1 0 12 ...

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