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General| Type | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Model | LOGIQ V1 |
| Display | 15-inch LCD |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Portability | Portable |
| Frequency Range | 2 - 12 MHz (depending on probe) |
| Operating Modes | B-Mode, M-Mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, PW Doppler |
| Applications | Abdominal, Vascular, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Cardiac |
| Probe Connectors | 2 active probe ports |
General introduction to the LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 system and manual.
Explains how the medical ultrasound system generates images and functions.
Specifies the target users and applications for the ultrasound system.
Lists the clinical applications and exam types the system is designed for.
Lists uses for which the ultrasound system is not intended, such as ophthalmic use.
Outlines the necessary environmental and power conditions for system installation and operation.
Illustrates and labels the different parts of the ultrasound console.
Details about the lithium-ion battery, its usage, charging, and temperature requirements.
Guides the user through connecting the system and the power-up sequence.
Information on connecting, handling, and caring for ultrasound probes.
Instructions on how to start a new patient exam and use the archive screen.
Explains B-Mode, Color Flow, and M-Mode controls for image optimization.
Details on using Zoom, Split Screen, Freezing an Image, and Annotating an Image.
Information about the Scan Coach feature for guided scanning and training.
Explains the SonoBiometry feature for fetal biometry measurements.
Instructions on creating, starting, and managing Fast Keys for workflow automation.
Describes how to activate and exit the QAnalysis feature for image loop analysis.
Covers how to perform various measurements and analyze ultrasound data.
Instructions for performing measurements in a wide dual screen display mode.
How to view and edit measurement data within the system's worksheets.
Instructions on how to program alphanumeric keys as hot keys for measurements.
Guidance on determining measurement variation and error for clinical accuracy.
Overview of preset menus for system configuration, imaging, and application settings.
Details on setting up foreign language and keyboard configurations for the system.
Procedures for backing up and restoring patient data and system configurations.
Instructions on managing hard disk space and backing up patient data using EZBackup/EZMove.
Detailed procedures for backing up and restoring patient archives and system configurations.
Steps for setting up network connections and communication protocols for the ultrasound system.
Instructions on how to access user documentation on a PC via the provided media.
Technical specifications and system overview, including physical attributes and system parameters.
Guidelines for routine maintenance, safety inspections, and cleaning of the ultrasound system.
Common system errors, their causes, and recommended troubleshooting steps.
Procedures for downloading and installing software updates for the ultrasound system.
Information on performing quality assurance evaluations to ensure consistent image quality and system performance.
Details recommended quality assurance tests for evaluating system performance.
Information on obtaining supplies, accessories, and contacting GE for support.
Contact details for GE Ultrasound for information, service, and orders.
Outlines the owner's responsibility for ensuring proper system operation and maintenance.
Warning against modifying the product, which can compromise safety and performance.
Explains different levels of safety precautions (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) indicated by icons and flag words.
Lists and describes potential hazards indicated by various safety icons.
Highlights the importance of proper use and understanding of safety information to prevent injury.
Discusses concerns that affect patient safety during ultrasound examinations and proper patient identification.
Safety information regarding dangerous voltages, user-serviceable parts, and grounding.
Information on acoustic output display, specifications, and controls affecting it.
Describes the purpose and location of safety labels and other important information on the equipment.
Explains the meaning and placement of various safety labels and icons on the device.
Illustrates the location of labels on the bottom of the system for LOGIQ V1 and V2.
Explains the information found on probe labels, including UDI and manufacturing details.
Details the information present on the probe box label, including UDI and barcode.
General information about probe ergonomics, cable handling, and orientation markings.
Critical precautions for handling probes to prevent injury, damage, or electrical hazards.
Information on preventing disease transmission through proper probe cleaning, disinfection, and barrier use.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning ultrasound probes, including precautions for handling the lens.
Procedures for disinfecting probes using liquid chemical germicides and handling contaminated devices.
Instructions on displaying guidezones and selecting biopsy kits for procedures.
Steps for performing a biopsy procedure, including guidezone activation and needle placement.
Guidelines for preparing transducers for intra-operative use, emphasizing sterile environment.
Introduction to accessing and navigating the system's onboard help features.
Covers power cord connection, probe connection, and console button identification within onboard help.
Guides on configuring facility name, date/time, language, and user-defined keys via onboard help.
Instructions for changing the system's language and input settings in R1.1.x software.
How to configure numeral, alphabet, and user-defined keys for functions and features using onboard help.
Guide on customizing and saving user presets for imaging needs and preferences.
Covers connecting back panel ports, network, printers, and DICOM settings through onboard help.
Steps for establishing wireless or direct network connections for data transfer.
Steps to back up and restore patient information and system configurations using onboard help.
Overview of maintenance tasks, including trackball care, contacting GE service, InSite, and log export.
How to contact GE service for support directly from the ultrasound device or by phone.
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