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MEGAPULSE

®

 II USER MANUAL 

 

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Intermediate Level Disinfection 

 
This method is recommended to keep the equipment clean and free of contaminants when used between patients for 
treatment  of  non-intact  skin  or  incontinence  management,  where  there  is  an  increased  risk  of  patient  cross-
contamination.  

 

After  each  use,  clean  common  contact  surfaces,  such  as  control  panel  and  diathermy  arm  and  head,  with 
ACP germicidal wipes.  

 

With  a  second  ACP  germicidal  cloth,  wipe  again  leaving  surfaces  wet  for  at  least  5  minutes.  Allow  the 
surface to air dry before patient use.  

 

Barriers  should  also  be  used  on  the  equipment  for  treatment  of  non-intact  skin  or  incontinence 
management. This technique will inactivate 

M. tuberculosis

 as well as most bacteria and viruses.  

 

Use of Barriers 

 

The use of an all-purpose barrier film  that provides  surface protection from cross-contamination  from a  variety of 
applications should be used whenever dealing  with non-intact skin or the chance of coming in contact with bodily 
fluids. Barrier film is designed to cover any surface that may be touched during a patient treatment to help prevent 
cross-contamination.  Barrier  film  is  for  single-use  only.  The  film  is  discarded  after  each  patient  treatment.  The 
procedure for use is as follows:  
 

1.

 

Wash hands. 

2.

 

Apply intermediate level disinfection prior to barrier application. 

3.

 

Select, tear and place barrier film over the operatory surfaces of the 

Megapulse

®

 

unit. 

4.

 

Select,  tear  and  place  barrier  film  over  adjustment  points  of  the 

drum  inductive  applicator  arm,  such  that  if  the  position  of  drum 
inductive  applicator  needs  to  be  adjusted  during  treatment  parts  of 
the drum inductive applicator arm that may be touched are covered.  

5.

 

Apply plastic cover over drum inductive applicator. 

6.

 

Prepare  any  items  which  may  come  in  contact  with  the  therapist 

during treatment, such as pens, assessment tools, cart handles, etc. 

7.

 

Don gloves. 

8.

 

Perform shortwave treatment.

 

9.

 

After  treatment,  wash  hands,  don  new  gloves  and  remove  plastic 

barrier film from Megapulse

®

 

unit and discard. 

10.

 

Carefully  remove  plastic  drum  inductive  applicator  cover  in  an 

inside-out  manner,  ensuring  the  outside  of  the  plastic  cover  does 
not come in contact with the drum inductive applicator. Discard. 

11.

 

Use intermediate level disinfection prior to the treatment of the next 

patient. 

Summary of Contents for ACP MEGAPULSE II

Page 1: ...by reference in its entirety This Manual may not be used for any other purpose Any additional copies of the Manual shall be ordered from ACP No changes or modifications shall be made to the Manual wit...

Page 2: ...Systems Our MEGAPULSE NEUROPROBE OMNISTIM OMNISOUND OMNICYCLE OMNIVR and SYNCHRONY represent the most recent worldwide advances available for therapeutic application of electromedical devices and othe...

Page 3: ...ts Caution electrical precautions Remote Control connection CE mark of confidence compliant to MDD 93 42 EEC Connection Electrode Cable IP2X Classification against intrusion of water dust accidental c...

Page 4: ...olation 12 Cleaning Disinfecting of the Megapulse II 12 Cleaning and Low Level Disinfection 12 Intermediate Level Disinfection 13 Use of Barriers 13 MODES OF OPERATION 14 Thermal Effect Variables 14 P...

Page 5: ...healthcare professional Indications Diathermy is used therapeutically to increase the temperature of tissues It is generally accepted that heat produces the following desirable therapeutic effects Rel...

Page 6: ...ad or any implanted system that may or may not contain a lead Both the thermal and sub thermal modes of operation pose a risk of tissue destruction o If you are a physician who implants or monitors pa...

Page 7: ...y over the cranial region as little is known about the electromagnetic effects on the cerebrum to determine if it represents a serious hazard when shortwave diathermy is applied to the head Do not app...

Page 8: ...le and a mattress or couch without metal parts e g decorative buttons springs near the patient applicators or cables Do not use conductive mattresses or mattress covers During application of shortwave...

Page 9: ...time and if there is evidence of or if the patient complains of pain or overheating during treatment adjust the output downward until it is tolerated by the patient If the patient continues to complai...

Page 10: ...ether understood it is well established that this energy causes vibration of ions and molecules within the cells and tissues Depending on the intensity of the high frequency energy applied this vibrat...

Page 11: ...indicated by the output display LED G Pulse duration switches select the pulse duration in microseconds as displayed in the PULSE DURATION display Pressing the Up Arrow increases the pulse duration to...

Page 12: ...commonly used pulsed shortwave electrode Drum inductive applicators are generally referred to as monodes Drum inductive applicators are operated in the pulsed mode to avoid overheating of the coils Hi...

Page 13: ...a depth of 2 inches 5cm Thermal Dosage Pulsed shortwave diathermy provides outputs capable of producing thermal effects Average power output in watts is controlled by the peak power and the duty facto...

Page 14: ...nfecting of the Megapulse II Modality equipment shall be cleaned disinfected per facility infection control policy ACP recommends the following guidelines Proper cleaning procedures at the end of each...

Page 15: ...ed to cover any surface that may be touched during a patient treatment to help prevent cross contamination Barrier film is for single use only The film is discarded after each patient treatment The pr...

Page 16: ...e field applicators Typical values for the Megapulse II drum inductive applicator is 1 5 SAR The higher the SAR value the greater the thermal effect in the tissue III Treatment Time In general treatme...

Page 17: ...ation following stretch or mobilization making PSWD an effective modality for treatment of scar tissue and contracture Summary of Physiologic Effects 1 Vasodilatation of blood vessels 2 Increase in ce...

Page 18: ...show 800 PPS If the OUTPUT ON OFF CONTROL 6 switch is pressed with no time set on the display the buzzer will sound and the output will not be energized 3 Audible confirmation of the operation of the...

Page 19: ...t contact 5 When the drum inductive applicator has been placed in position tighten the hand wheels on the arm to prevent movement Switch treatment ON 6 The protocol LED 3 on the front panel will light...

Page 20: ...press gently on the drum applicator pin to dislodge the drum applicator from the articulating arm The drum applicator can now be applied to a patient where the articulating arm might have obstructed t...

Page 21: ...en unit is ON and treatment running drum inductive applicator is not emitting output Patient has impaired sensation over treatment area Use output tester if available to determine if unit has failed o...

Page 22: ...to May of 2004 the default pulse rate setting is 100 PPS Pulse Duration 400 200 100 65 40 20 s available Pulse Repetition Rate 50 100 200 400 600 800 PPS available Timer The digital treatment timer in...

Page 23: ...ic Representation of Pulse Trains 20 MICROSECOND Sec PULSES 800 PULSES PER SECOND PPS 65 Sec PULSES 400 PPS 200 Sec PULSES 200 PPS 400 Sec PULSES 100 PPS CONTINUOUS TRAIN OF PULSES PULSES CONTAIN 27 1...

Page 24: ...R IN WATTS W EFFECT 400 Sec 3 0W 6 0W 12 0W 24 0W 36 0W 48 0W 4o C 200 Sec 1 5W 3 0W 6 0W 12 0W 18 0W 24 0W 2o C 100 Sec 75W 1 5W 3 0W 6 0W 9 0W 12 0W 1o C 65 Sec 49W 1 0W 2 0W 3 9W 5 9W 7 8W SUBTHERM...

Page 25: ...29000 Megapulse Power Cord Hospital Grade 10ft 72763 Applicator Head Coaxial Cable 89555 Megapulse II User Manual Infection Control Supplies ITEM ITEM NO DESCRIPTION 55536 Super Sani Cloth Wipes Sing...

Page 26: ...f any of the following have occurred 1 The product contains repairs or replacement parts not furnished by ACP 2 The product is damaged resulting from misuse or negligence 3 The product has been tamper...

Page 27: ...nty ACP is not responsible for any loss or damage to the Equipment prior to receipt at the ACP Service Center Equipment returned for warranty service must be shipped complete with all accessories exce...

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