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General| Type | Portable Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Transducer Ports | 2 active ports |
| Doppler Modes | Color Doppler, Power Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler, Continuous Wave Doppler |
| Imaging Modes | 2D, M-Mode |
| Connectivity | DICOM, Ethernet, USB |
| Applications | Vascular, Abdominal |
| Weight | Approximately 5.5 kg (12.1 lbs) |
| Battery Life | Up to 1 hour (depending on usage) |
| Probes | Phased array, Linear array, Convex array |
Information in Chapter 14, "Safety" on page 343, should be read and understood before operation.
Instructions for safely connecting the Vivid i ultrasound unit to a power source.
Detailed steps for safely connecting and disconnecting ultrasound probes.
Explains measurement protocols and user guidance for studies.
Describes performing measurements freely and assigning labels.
Procedures for performing 2D, M-Mode, and Doppler measurements in cardiac applications.
Instructions for B-Mode, Doppler, and M-Mode measurements in vascular applications.
Details on configuring measurement packages and customizing the Measurement menu.
Guidance on creating custom formulas using existing measurements.
Procedures for storing images and cineloops, including saving to standard formats.
Steps for locating, reviewing, and editing patient records and examination data.
Procedures for deleting patient records, examinations, and images from the archive.
Procedures for exporting and importing patient data between systems via removable media.
Functionality for managing hard disk space, moving, copying, or deleting files.
Procedures for backing up and restoring patient archives and system configurations.
Steps to generate reports, add images, assign diagrams, and enter text.
Functionality to create and customize report templates.
Covers connecting, activating, and disconnecting probes.
Step-by-step instructions for safely connecting an ultrasound probe.
Guidelines for planned maintenance, inspection, cleaning, and disinfection of probes.
Detailed procedures for cleaning and disinfecting probes, including low-level and high-level methods.
Information on electrical, mechanical, and biological hazards related to probe usage.
Procedure to access the Configuration package by logging in as a specific user.
Enables configuration of probe and application-specific settings and presets.
Setup for dataflow, additional outputs, tools, formats, and TCP/IP.
Configuration of Transmission Protocol/Internet Protocol for system and remote archive.
Manages disk space, backups, users, and system settings.
Handles operator registration, rights setting, and staff registration.
Recommendations for maintaining system efficiency through regular inspection and cleaning.
General cleaning procedures for the unit, LCD display, and control panel.
Outlines the owner's responsibility for ensuring proper system operation and qualified personnel.
Covers user modification notice, flammable anesthetic precautions, and patient/personnel safety.
Defines acoustic output parameters like Thermal Index (TI) and Mechanical Index (MI).
Emphasizes performing ultrasound procedures using output levels As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA).
Covers patient identification, diagnostic information, and hazards like mechanical issues.
Addresses explosion, electrical, and biological hazards to personnel and equipment.
Details device classifications and safety standards for internal and external connections.
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