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General| Brand | Capintec |
|---|---|
| Model | CAPTUS 4000e |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides general information about the manual and system.
Details the basic components of the CAPTUS® 4000e Thyroid Uptake System.
Classifies the medical equipment based on safety standards.
Addresses compliance with electromagnetic interference immunity requirements.
Outlines the initial installation process for the system.
Highlights essential precautions for safe operation and avoiding injury.
Lists registered trademarks associated with the product and company.
States that warnings and instructions are integral to the system.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used in the manual.
Describes labels found on the system, including power requirements and fuse warnings.
Provides specific warnings and operational notes for safe use.
Offers practical advice for safe operation, cleaning, and maintenance.
Specifies the intended use of the CAPTUS® 4000e system and target users.
Defines the required education, knowledge, and experience for operators.
States that the Owner's Manual contains all necessary information for operation.
Describes the system's functions including Thyroid Uptake, Wipe Test, Lab Tests, and Bioassay.
Details the core technical components like the Detector and Multi-Channel Analyzer.
Lists specifications for system hardware, environment, power, and regulatory compliance.
Introduces the software's Windows-based interface and user-friendliness.
Explains common Windows controls, techniques, and interaction methods.
Describes the main screen and typical test/input/measurement screens.
Provides a reference for keyboard shortcuts for various operations.
Covers initial system installation and checkout procedures.
Specifies operational and storage conditions for the instrument.
Details input power, isolation transformer output, and fuse information.
Provides steps for powering on the system components.
Explains the process for signing in, signing off, and managing user accounts.
Guides the user through initial setup tasks and system parameters.
Details how to configure system units, date format, and detector type.
Highlights the necessity of QA tests before performing measurements.
Explains how to set up specific tests like Thyroid Uptake Protocols.
Describes the procedure for starting the system after initial setup.
Explains the importance of periodic QA tests for system operation.
Suggests a routine for performing QA tests and system warm-up.
Guides the user on accessing and setting up QA test parameters.
Details the automated calibration procedure using Cs137 and Eu152 sources.
Explains how to perform the Constancy Test to check counting performance.
Describes the Chi-Square Test for verifying overall counting performance.
Explains the Minimum Detectable Activity test procedure.
How to access and view all system parameters used in procedures.
Provides access to the history of all performed Quality Assurance tests.
Introduces the extensive reference library of 76 isotopes.
Details how to view and print the list of isotopes and their properties.
Provides instructions for adding new isotopes to the system's library.
Explains how to modify information for user-added isotopes.
Describes the procedure for removing isotopes from the library.
Guides on measuring the efficiency of isotopes for the system.
Explains how to manually input efficiency values for isotopes.
Defines Thyroid Uptake measurement and its clinical applications.
Provides a concise step-by-step guide for performing the procedure.
Details how to set up measurement methods and dose administration.
Covers adding, viewing, editing, and deleting patient records.
Explains how to view and modify protocol and system setup parameters.
Guides the user through the process of taking measurements.
Explains how uptake results are calculated and displayed.
Describes how to view and print patient reports.
Explains the purpose of the Wipe Test module for contamination detection.
Provides a quick guide for performing wipe tests.
Details how to set default values for wipe locations and test parameters.
Guides on selecting isotopes for detection in wipe tests.
Instructions for adding wipe locations to predefined groups.
Explains how to add wipe locations to custom user-defined groups.
Covers modifying details of existing wipe locations.
Describes the process for removing wipe locations from the system.
Guides on performing wipe test measurements.
Explains how to search, view, and print wipe test results.
Details the concept and calculation of isotope efficiency.
Introduces the emergency screening module for internal contamination.
Explains the methodology for converting counts to µCi-intake.
Describes the main interface for the Absorbed Dose ALERT module.
Covers setting up parameters for specific incidents and patients.
Guides on how to add new patient data for screening.
Explains how to modify existing patient information.
Describes the process for removing patient records.
Provides steps for performing measurements and data acquisition.
Details the procedure for backing up the database.
Explains how to access previously archived data.
Covers displaying and printing patient measurement reports.
Introduces the in vitro testing modules for urine and blood analysis.
Details the Schilling Test for determining B-12 deficiencies.
Explains the I-125 labeled protein test for plasma measurements.
Describes the Cr51 tagged RBC test for red cell mass determination.
Covers the RBC Survival Test for diagnosing hemolytic anemia.
Explains Bioassay for monitoring radiation worker exposure levels.
Guides the Administrator on setting up the Bioassay module.
Addresses spillover and cross-contamination correction for isotopes.
Details the process for adding staff members by the Administrator.
Explains how to edit staff member details.
Describes the procedure for deleting staff members.
Guides on performing Bioassay measurements for staff members.
Covers viewing and printing Bioassay reports for staff members.
Introduces Time Activity Analysis for repeated measurements at timed intervals.
Guides on setting up parameters like ROI, live time, and real time.
Provides instructions for performing time activity measurements.
Explains how to save measured data as TAA files or export to Excel.
Details how to open and view previously saved TAA files.
Introduces the MCA module and its capabilities for data acquisition.
Explains controls for data acquisition and spectral display.
Instructions for switching between different detector types.
Covers adjusting the vertical and horizontal scales of the spectrum display.
Details options for automatically stopping acquisition by time or counts.
Explains how to identify and save the displayed spectrum with a name.
Describes defining, viewing, and managing ROIs within the spectrum.
Provides methods for saving and recalling spectral data and MCA settings.
Explains how to print MCA spectrum reports.
Covers adjusting MCA parameters like High Voltage, Gain, and Offset.
Details the procedure for manual energy calibration of the MCA.
Introduces the archive feature for saving and sorting data files.
Guides on creating a system backup by archiving data.
Explains how to open and access previously created archive files.
Covers selecting, viewing, and printing records from an archive.
Introduces the Custom Protocols Module for non-standard tests and analysis.
Guides on initiating the Custom Protocols module and accessing patient data.
Details adding, viewing, and deleting custom protocols.
Covers adding, editing, and deleting patient information for custom protocols.
Provides instructions for performing measurements using custom protocols.
Explains how to set up and use Excel workbooks for custom protocols.
Provides information on basic maintenance like cleaning and fuse replacement.
Details instructions for cleaning and disinfecting various system components.
Outlines recommended preventative maintenance schedules and environmental conditions.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of equipment components.
Covers system servicing, including component inspections and warranty.
Details the procedure for replacing power line fuses.
Lists available accessories and replacement parts for the system.
Provides labeling requirements for returning the unit for service.
Explains the Cap-DICOM module for patient data transfer.
Details license information and setup for DICOM connectivity.
Covers querying the worklist and importing patient information.
Explains how to view the DICOM report after study completion.
Guides on exporting study data to the DICOM server.
Describes how to confirm that the report was sent to the PAC's Server.
