Hadeco Koven MiniDoppler ES-100VX, Руководство по эксплуатации и справочное руководство

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PRECAUTIONS
PROBE
Non-invasive probes are for transcutaneous use only
Probe transducer tips are thin and delicate. Be careful not to drop or hit the probe tip. After
use, protect the transducer with the probe cap.
ULTRASOUND GEL
Use ultrasound gel. Use of other materials such as baby oil and cream may not produce
correct Doppler sound, and may damage the probe.
Not recommended with patients having a sensitivity or allergic reaction to ultrasound gel.
BATTERY
When battery is low, the power indicator will flash. Replace the battery.
Use only 9-volt alkaline batteries. A non-alkaline battery may cause a shortage of power.
When not using the unit for a long period of time, remove the battery.
MAIN UNIT
Do not place near water or other liquid, where atmospheric pressure, ventilation, sunlight,
dust, salt, sulfur, etc. may cause damage, or where chemicals are stored or gas may be
generated.
Use in environments where temperature is between 10° - 40° C and humidity is less than
75%.
Protect the unit from vibration and shock during transport.
Keep more than 1.5 meters away from computers or other information equipment.
Make sure that there is no damage to the unit or probe before use.
Do not use simultaneously with an electro cautery defibrillator or other ultrasound device.
Please do not use the Doppler continuously for more than 1 hour to avoid the possibility of
skin irritation or rash.
The Doppler box should not have direct patient contact or be placed in the sterile field as it
cannot be sterilized and reprocessed. If contact occurs, please see cleaning instructions for
cleaning the Doppler box.
The Doppler box and non-invasive probes should be cleaned following any patient contact
CAUTION: The ES-100VX has not been evaluated for safety and compatibility in the MR
environment. The ES-100VX has not been tested for heating or migration in the MR environment.
CAUTION: Perform ultrasound testing/procedures prudently using the principle of ALARA (As Low
As Reasonably Acheivable)