om 5184516-100 Rev. 5 2-18
Always be alert to safety when you operate this equipment. You must
be familiar enough with the equipment to recognize any malfunctions
that can be a hazard. If a malfunction occurs or a safety problem is
known to exist, do not use this equipment until qualified personnel
correct the problem.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE
SAFETY OF THE PATIENT WHILE THE MACHINE IS IN OPERATION
BY CHECKING PROPER PATIENT POSITIONING AND USING THE
EQUIPMENT PROTECTIVE DEVICES SUCH AS HAND GRIPS AND
SAFETY HARNESSES.
WHEN MOVING THE TABLE TOP, BUCKY OR OTHER ELEMENTS, BE
SURE THE PATIENT’S HEAD (HAIR), HANDS AND FEET ARE
COMPLETELY ON AND WITHIN THE TABLE TOP PROPER. ENSURE
OXYGEN AND IV TUBING STAYS CLEAR FROM MOVING
COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM. IF PATIENT’S HANDS GRIP
AROUND THE TABLE TOP FRAME, OR IF ANY PART OF HIS BODY
HANGS OVER ANY EDGE OR END OF THE TABLE, SERIOUS INJURY
MAY RESULT. USE THE PATIENT GRASP HANDLES, THE SAFETY
HARNESS, THE SHOULDER REST, THE FOOT REST AND OTHER
SAFETY MEASURES, AS APPROPRIATE, TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO PROVIDE MEANS
FOR AUDIO AND VISUAL COMMUNICATION WITH THE PATIENT
FROM THE CONTROL ROOM.
PATIENT INJURY MAY OCCUR. ALWAYS ASSIST THE PATIENT ON
OR OFF THE TABLE AT THE BEGINNING OR END OF AN EXAM.
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF USED IN THE PRESENCE OF FLAM-
MABLE ANESTHETICS
POSSIBLE PATIENT INJURY!
TO AVOID POSSIBLE PATIENT INJURY BE SURE THAT SYSTEM
POWER IS APPLIED BEFORE THE PATIENT ENTERS THE ROOM. THE
OVER HEAD CEILING SUSPENSION LOCKS FUNCTION ONLY WHEN
SYSTEM AC POWER IS APPLIED.
IF POWER IS DISCONNECTED, THE OVERHEAD SUSPENSION WILL
MOVE FREELY, POSSIBLY HITTING THE PATIENT.
• DO NOT ALLOW THE PATIENT TO USE THE OVERHEAD SUSPEN-
SION AS A SUPPORT.
FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY!
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