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    GE Proteus XR-A X-Ray - User Manual-57

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    This document provides safety warnings and precautions for operating the Proteus XR/a medical table. It states that only qualified personnel trained in its operation should use the table. The operator is responsible for ensuring patient safety during use by visual observation, proper positioning, and use of protective devices. The operator must check for potential collisions with other equipment and never leave the patient unattended. The maximum supported weight is 220 kg when the table top is fully extended, and connected lines must allow for full travel without pinching.

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    This document provides safety warnings and precautions for operating the Proteus XR/a medical table. It states that only qualified personnel trained in its operation should use the table. The operator is responsible for ensuring patient safety during use by visual observation, proper positioning, and use of protective devices. The operator must check for potential collisions with other equipment and never leave the patient unattended. The maximum supported weight is 220 kg when the table top is fully extended, and connected lines must allow for full travel without pinching.

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    This document provides safety warnings and precautions for operating the Proteus XR/a medical table. It states that only qualified personnel trained in its operation should use the table. The operator is responsible for ensuring patient safety during use by visual observation, proper positioning, and use of protective devices. The operator must check for potential collisions with other equipment and never leave the patient unattended. The maximum supported weight is 220 kg when the table top is fully extended, and connected lines must allow for full travel without pinching.

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    GE Proteus XR-A X-Ray - User Manual-57

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    This document provides safety warnings and precautions for operating the Proteus XR/a medical table. It states that only qualified personnel trained in its operation should use the table. The operator is responsible for ensuring patient safety during use by visual observation, proper positioning, and use of protective devices. The operator must check for potential collisions with other equipment and never leave the patient unattended. The maximum supported weight is 220 kg when the table top is fully extended, and connected lines must allow for full travel without pinching.

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    PROTEUS XR/a

    GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS Operator Manual


    REV 22 DIRECTION 2259724-100

    CHAPTER 6 PROTEUS XR/A TABLE COMPONENTS

    6-1 Safe Operation Precautions

    6-1-1 General

    THE TABLE MUST BE USED ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL


    WARNING AND ONLY AFTER TRAINING IN THE SPECIFICS OF PROTEUS XR/A
    TABLE OPERATIONS.
    IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO ENSURE THE
    WARNING SAFETY OF THE PATIENT WHILE THE TABLE IS IN OPERATION BY
    VISUAL OBSERVATION, PROPER PATIENT POSITIONING, AND USE
    OF THE PROTECTIVE DEVICES PROVIDED.
    THOROUGHLY CHECK THAT THERE IS NO INTERFERENCE OR
    WARNING POSSIBILITY OF COLLISION BETWEEN THE PATIENT AND OTHER
    EQUIPMENT.

    6-1-2 Patient Positioning Precaution


    ALWAYS BE ALERT TO PATIENT SAFETY CONCERNS:
    NEVER LEAVE THE PATIENT UNATTENDED. AN UNATTENDED
    WARNING PATIENT COULD FALL FROM THE TABLE, ACTIVATE A MOTION
    CONTROL, OR CAUSE OTHER UNINTENDED PROBLEMS THAT
    COULD BE HAZARDOUS.
    CAREFULLY MONITOR ALL EQUIPMENT MOTIONS TO PREVENT
    COLLISIONS.
    ASSIST PATIENT ON AND OFF THE TABLE.
    DURING TABLE TOP PROCEDURES ENSURE THAT THE PATIENT’S
    WARNING HEAD, HANDS AND FEET ARE COMPLETELY WITHIN THE TABLE
    TOP AREA. IF ANY PORTION OF THE PATIENT’S BODY EXTENDS
    OVER THE EDGE OF THE TABLE TOP AREA SERIOUS INJURY MAY
    RESULT.
    THE MAXIMUM SUPPORTED WEIGHT WITH THE TABLE TOP
    WARNING FULLY EXTENDED TOWARD THE HEAD OR FOOT END OF THE
    TABLE IS 220 KG (484 LB), PROVIDED THE PATIENT IS FULLY
    PROSTRATE. EXCEEDING THIS LIMIT MAY CAUSE EQUIPMENT
    DAMAGE OR INJURY TO THE PATIENT.
    MAKE SURE THAT PATIENT CONNECTED LINES, TUBES, ETC. ARE
    WARNING LONG ENOUGH TO ALLOW FULL TRAVEL OF THE SYSTEM AND
    WILL NOT BECOME PINCHED OR PULLED.

    6-1

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