BK Medical bk3000 User Manual

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16-01487-01

November 2018

For Professional Users Only

bk3000 & bk5000 Ultrasound Systems

AdvancedUserGuide

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Before You Begin13
Chapter 2 The User Interface15
- Working with the Monitor15
Chapter 3 Controls on the Monitor21
Chapter 4 Working with the Image29
- Selecting the Imaging Plane29
- Freezing the Image29
  - Partial Freeze and the Update Key30
- Split Screen30
  - Simultaneous Imaging30
  - Linked Split/Dual31
- Labels and Bodymarks31
  - Labels31
  - Bodymarks32
- Cine33
  - Using Cine34
  - Using Cine in M-Mode or Doppler Mode34
- The Video Window and Picture in Picture (Pip)35
- Video Display35
Chapter 5 Making Measurements39
- Measurements and Calculations39
  - Making a Measurement - General Procedure39
- B-Mode and Color Mode Measuring Tools40
- Doppler Mode Measuring Tools47
Chapter 6 Documentation51
- Capturing 2D Images52
- Video Clips - Capturing While Imaging52
- Capturing 3D Data Sets52
- Saving Reports52
- Documentation51
- HIPAA Compliance51
- Saving Documents - Capturing Images and Video Clips51
- What Are Documents51
- Local Patient Archiving System53
- Reviewing Documents53
- Exporting Data57
- The Archive Window (Examination List and Patient Information)61
- Reports67
- Printing Documents or Images on the Monitor69
- Adjusting the Thermal Index Limit71
Chapter 7 Imaging Modes71
- B-Mode72
- X-Shine81
  - Activate X-Shine Imaging82
  - Adding Buttons to the Screen83
- Color Mode and Power Mode84
- Elastography86
- Vector Flow Imaging (VFI)89
  - Using VFI91
  - Arrow Flow Indicators for VFI91
- Streamlined VFI Workflow92
- Doppler Mode - Spectral Doppler96
  - Turning Doppler Mode on or off96
- Adjusting the Doppler Mode Image97
- M-Mode98
- Saving a Preset99
Chapter 8 Continuous Wave Doppler Mode101
- Adjusting MI101
- Adjusting the Thermal Index Limit101
- Overview101
- Turning CW Doppler Mode on or off101
  - CW Doppler Line102
- Adjusting the Doppler Mode Image103
- Audio Volume103
- Before You Begin107
Chapter 9 Pro Packages107
- Presets108
- If You Perform a Puncture Procedure107
- What Is a Pro Package107
- Measurements108
- Doppler Measurements109
- Calculations115
- Using the Brachy Pro Package115
- Using the OB, Gyn, and Gyn Follicles Pro Packages120
Chapter 10 Vascular Pro Package125
- Contents125
- Presets125
- Imaging Controls126
- Setting up the Patient - Patient ID126
- Annotations - Labels and Bodymarks128
  - Labels129
  - Bodymarks129
- Measurements and Calculations130
  - Using the Calculation Package130
- Using Reports132
- Capturing and Documenting Images133
- Customization Examples135
- Vascular Measurement Abbreviations138
  - Leg Vein Measurements138
  - Artery Measurements139
- Where to Find more Information141
Chapter 11 Cardiac Pro Package143
- Contents143
- Presets143
- Imaging Controls144
- Setting up the Patient - Patient ID144
- Annotations146
  - Labels146
  - Bodymarks147
- Measurements and Calculations147
- Capturing and Documenting Images153
- Using Reports153
- Customization Examples155
  - Creating a Custom Keyboard Key for M-Mode155
  - Customizing Labels and Bodymarks Using Advanced Mode155
- FATE (Focus Assessed Transthoracic Echocardiography)156
  - Preset156
  - FATE Measurements156
- Where to Find more Information158
Chapter 12 Urology Prostate Pro Package159
- Contents159
- Diagnostic Presets159
- Imaging Controls160
  - B Mode (2D)160
- Setting up the Patient - Patient ID160
- Annotations - Labels and Bodymarks162
- Measurements and Calculations165
  - Automatic Measurement of Prostate Volume165
- Capturing and Documenting Images166
- User Reports166
- Customization Examples168
  - New Presets168
  - Default Pro Packages and Presets168
- Where to Find more Information169
Chapter 13 Surgery Pro Package171
- Contents171
- Diagnostic Presets171
- Imaging Controls172
- Setting up the Patient - Patient ID172
- Annotations - Labels and Bodymarks174
  - Labels175
  - Bodymarks176
- Measurements and Calculations176
- Capturing and Documenting Images177
- Using Reports177
- Customization Examples180
- Where to Find more Information182
Chapter 14 Neuro Pro Package183
- Contents183
- Diagnostic Presets183
- Imaging Controls184
- Setting up the Patient - Patient ID184
- Annotations - Labels and Bodymarks186
  - Labels187
  - Bodymarks188
- Measurements and Calculations189
- Capturing and Documenting Images190
- Using Reports190
- Customization Examples192
- Imaging with Brainlab194
  - Contact with the Company194
  - Installation and Setup194
- Spinal Cord Pro Package195
- Where to Find more Information195
  - 3D Imaging197
- 3D License197
Chapter 15 3D Imaging197
- Introduction to 3D Ultrasound197
- Controlling Transducer Movement198
- 3D Imaging Overview199
- Preparations200
- Adjusting the Image Capture Settings201
  - ROI (3D Region of Interest)201
  - 3D Capture Settings201
- Acquisition202
- Viewing a 3D Data Set202
  - Enhancing a 3D View203
  - 3D Layout Options203
- Working with the 3D Image204
  - Manipulating the Volume204
  - Annotating a 3D View205
- The 6 Data Presentation Views206
- User Views206
- Save, Capture and Close212
  - Dicom213
Chapter 16 DICOM213
- Archiving to a PACS214
- Reports214
- Deleting a Document215
- Discontinuing an Examination with an MPPS Server215
- DICOM on the System213
- New Patient Information from a DICOM Worklist213
- Saving or Printing to a DICOM Network213
  - Filenames of Documents Exported in DICOM Format213
Appendix A Glossary217
Appendix B Measurement Abbreviations223
Appendix C Setting up and Customizing Your System243
- Pro Package and Presets244
- Doppler and M-Mode Monitor Layout245
- User-Defined Keys245
- System Setup248
- Measurements262
- Marks (Bodymarks, Labels, Puncture Guides)272
- Importing and Exporting System Configurations280
  - License280
  - Importing or Exporting Presets282
- Licenses280
- DICOM Setup285
  - DICOM Setup (if Licensed)285
Appendix D Redefining Screen Keys - Label, Bodymark, and Measurement287
- Other Settings288
Appendix E Configuring the Bk3000 and Bk5000291
- Before You Begin291
- Configuration Mode291
  - Key Definitions (Redefining an Existing Key)291
  - Unavailable Spaces293
- The Imaging Tabs293
  - Special 3D Mode Tab294
- Documentation Tab294
- Measure and Mark Tabs294
- Display Areas and Info Boxes295
  - Prioritizing the Display of Measurements and Settings297
- Patient Dialog295
- Creating a New Pro Package in Configuration Mode297
Index299

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BK Medical bk3000 Specifications

General

Type	Ultrasound System
Manufacturer	BK Medical
Model	bk3000
Battery Life	Up to 2 hours
Portability	Portable
Power Requirements	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Application	Medical Imaging
Technology	B-mode, M-mode, Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler, Power Doppler

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