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Chapter 2: Safety and Regulatory
Definium 5000 X-Ray System 5197809-1EN Rev. 4 (13 February 2008) 2-3
Operator Manual © 2008 General Electric Company. All rights reserved.
WARNING: X-ray equipment is dangerous to both patient and operator unless protection measures
are strictly observed.
WARNING: System has moving parts that are controlled by the operator. Be sure all persons and
equipment are clear before performing system movement.
WARNING: It is vitally important that everyone associated with x-ray radiation is familiar with the
safety and regulatory instructions contained within this manual, in particular the
statement at the beginning of this chapter entitled X-ray Protection
(p. 2-2).
These instructions should be thoroughly read and understood before attempting to place
this equipment in operation.
WARNING: The maximum supported weight of each table offered is listed in the table section of this
manual. Exceeding this limit can cause equipment damage or injury to the patient.
WARNING: Always assist the patient when getting on and off the table. Also, make sure that all locks
are engaged during loading and unloading.
Although X-radiation can be hazardous, X-ray equipment does not pose any danger when it is properly
used. Please ensure that all service and operating personnel are properly trained and informed on the
hazards of radiation. Those responsible for the system must understand the safety requirements for X-
ray operation. Please study this manual and the manuals for each system component to be fully aware
of all the safety and operational requirements.
FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY!
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