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Rev. 9

LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 User Guide

R1.X.X

Operating Documentation

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Default Chapter5
- Conformance Standards5
- Certifications6
- Original Documentation6
- Country-Specific Approval7
- Importer Information7
Chapter 1 - Getting Started14
Overview14
- Attention14
- Principles of Operation16
- Intended Use16
- Indications for Use17
- Contraindication18
- Prescription Device18
- Site Requirements19
- Console Graphics23
- Peripheral/Accessory Connector Panel34
- Control Panel Map44
- Monitor Display49
LCD Monitor52
- Locking/Unlocking the LCD Monitor52
- Adjusting the LCD Monitor52
- Brightness53
- Volume54
Moving the System55
- Before Moving the System55
- When Moving the System56
- Transporting the System56
System Start-Up57
- Connecting the System57
- Connecting the Probe66
- Introduction66
  - Probe Connection to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V167
  - Probe Connector Locking Lever67
- Cable Handling68
- Disconnecting the Probe68
- 2-Probe Port Adapter (Option)69
Beginning an Exam72
- Archive Screen (for R1.0.X)72
- Archive Screen (for R1.1.X)74
- Scanning a New Patient74
  - Patient Screen (for R1.0.X)76
  - Patient Screen (for R1.1.X)77
- Starting a New Exam on an Existing Patient81
- Exam View81
- Scanning Without Entering any Patient Data82
- Unsaved Exam Data82
- Changing Current Patient to Existing Patient (for R1.0.X)84
- Changing Current Patient to Existing Patient (Without Patient ID)88
- End Exam89
- Deleting the Existing Patient/Exam/Image90
Chapter 2 - Performing an Exam94
Optimizing the Image94
- B-Mode Controls94
- Color Flow Mode Controls97
- M-Mode Controls99
- M Color Flow Mode99
- Doppler Mode Controls100
  - Acquiring a 3D Scan102
  - 3D Package Options102
- Easy 3D Mode (Option)102
Other Controls103
- Zoom103
- Split Screen106
- Freezing an Image106
- Activating CINE106
- Body Patterns107
- Annotating an Image108
Scan Coach (Option)109
- Statement109
- Introduction111
- Using Sonobiometry132
Using the Fast Key135
- Create a Fast Key135
- Overview135
- Start a Fast Key136
- Backup and Restore the Fast Key136
Quantitative Analysis (Qanalysis)137
- Activating Qanalysis137
- Exiting Qanalysis137
Measurement and Analysis138
- Introduction138
- Location of Measurement Controls139
- B-Mode Measurements140
- Doppler Mode Measurements148
- M-Mode Measurements152
- Tissue Depth152
- Wide Dual Screen Measurements (for R1.1.X)154
- Viewing and Editing Worksheets155
- Defining Hot Keys159
- Hot Keys for Measurements159
- Clinical Measurement Accuracy160
  - Basic Measurements160
  - System Measurements and Accuracies161
Setting up the Off-Line Paper Printer162
- After the Exam Is over163
- Presets164
Chapter 3 - after the Exam Is over164
- Overview164
- System Presets165
- Data Backup176
- Configuring Connectivity191
  - Connectivity Functions191
  - Anti-Virus Software Note192
Electronic Documentation193
- Accessing Documentation Via a PC193
System Data194
- Features/Specifications194
  - Physical Attributes194
  - System Overview195
System Care and Maintenance198
- Overview198
- Inspecting the System199
- Weekly Maintenance200
- Cleaning the System201
- Prevention of Static Electricity Interference204
- Disposal205
- Troubleshooting206
- System Software Updates (Software Download)207
- Software Download and Installation208
Quality Assurance215
- Introduction215
- Typical Tests to Perform216
  - Frequency of Tests216
  - Phantoms218
- Baselines219
- Periodic Checks219
- Results220
- System Setup221
- Test Procedures221
- Setting up a Record Keeping System230
- Ultrasound Quality Assurance Checklist231
Assistance232
- Supplies/Accessories232
Contact Information235
- Contacting GE Ultrasound235
- Manufacturer241
- Safety243
Chapter 4 - Safety244
Owner Responsibility244
- Notice against User Modification244
Safety Precautions245
- Precaution Levels245
- Icon Description245
- Hazard Symbols246
  - Potential Hazards246
  - Important Safety Considerations247
- Patient Safety248
- Equipment and Personnel Safety252
  - Material Safe Data256
  - Allergic Reactions to Latex-Containing Medical Devices256
- EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)257
- Patient Environmental Devices267
- Acoustic Output269
- Rohs LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Hazardous Substances272
- Name and Concentration of Hazardous Substances273
Device Labels274
- Label Icon Description274
- LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 - User Guide274
- Label Locations280
- Probe Label Explanation285
- Probe Box Label286
- Probe Label UDI GTIN and Barcode Locations286
Chapter 5 - Probes and Biopsy289
Probe Overview290
- Ergonomics290
- Cable Handling290
- Probe Orientation291
- Labeling291
  - Orientation Mark291
  - Displayed Probe Information291
- Probe Naming Conventions292
- Probe Usage292
  - Care and Maintenance292
  - Probe Environmental Requirements293
- Probe Safety294
  - Handling Precautions294
  - Electrical Shock Hazard294
- Special Handling Instructions296
  - Using Protective Sheaths296
  - Endocavitary Probe Handling Precautions297
- Probe Handling and Infection Control298
- Probe Cleaning Process299
- Coupling Gels305
Probe Discussion307
- Introduction307
- Probe Indications for Use308
- Application308
- Probe Features309
- Specifications309
- Slice Thickness Specification311
- Probe Illustration312
Biopsy Special Concerns314
- Precautions Concerning the Use of Biopsy Procedures314
Preparing for a Biopsy316
- Displaying the Guidezone316
  - Biopsy Guidezones Example316
  - Biopsy Guide Availability317
- Preparing the Biopsy Guide Attachment319
- Biopsy Needle Path Verification328
- Release the Needle from Assembly328
- The Biopsy Procedure329
- Post Biopsy330
Surgery/Intra-Operative Use331
- Preparing for Surgery/Intra-Operative Procedures331
  - Applying Sterile Sheath332
  - Using Onboard Help333
- Overview334
Chapter 6 - Using Onboard Help339
Onboard Help339
- Getting Started339
- System Setting341
- Peripheral Connection357
- Maintenance371

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