GE Revolution CT - Catheter Bag Holder; Cradle Extender Pad; Patient Arm Board; Pole

4.3.3 Cradle extender pad
Attach the cradle extender pad to the velcro on top of the cradle extender.
To remove the cradle extender pad, pull the pad loose from the cradle extender velcro.
4.3.4 Patient arm board
To attach the patient arm board to the table, slide the accessory tongue under the cradle pad.
To remove the patient arm board from the table, pull the accessory tongue from under the
cradle pad.
4.3.5 Catheter bag holder
To attach the catheter bag holder to the table, slide the accessory tongue under the cradle pad.
To remove the catheter bag holder from the table, pull the accessory tongue from under the
cradle pad.
4.3.6 Table tray
To attach the table tray to the table:
1.
Fit the legs of the tray-support form into the holes at the rear of the table.
2. Place the tray on top of the support form.
3. Use the strap to secure objects that might tip.
NOTE: Do not place the cardiac trigger monitor on the tray. The tray’s weight limit is 19.8
pounds (9 kg).
To remove the table tray from the table:
1. Remove any straps used to secure objects.
2. Remove the tray from the top of the support form.
3. Remove the legs of the tray-support form from the holes at the rear of the table.
4.3.7 IV pole
To attach the intravenous (IV) pole to the table:
1.
Insert the IV pole into the hole at the rear of the table or into the table tray.
The maximum weight that can be attached to the IV Pole is 10 pounds (4.5 kg).
2. Tighten the extension lock to secure the pole.
To remove the intravenous (IV) pole from the table:
1. Loosen the extension lock that secures the pole.
2. Remove the IV pole from the hole at the rear of the table or from the table tray.
4.3.8 Positioning straps
To attach positioning straps:
1.
Slide the bead end into the positioning track on the cradle.
Revolution CT User Manual
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Chapter 8 Equipment 181