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Check a patient’s urinary bladder volume quickly & safely
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A Pad Scan bladder scanner features new 3D sector probe and real-time ultrasound imaging algorithms that measures the urinary bladder volume and post-void residual (PVR) quickly, safely, automatically and non-invasive. It is your ideal assistant to meet today Point-Of-Care challenges.

Using a Bladder Scanner

Press the power button to turn on the scanner, then click the Touch patient button to enter the management system. Have the patient lie on their back and place gel onto their abdomen. Place the probe on the gel and press the Scan button to start scanning.

  1. b)You may add new operator with account name and password in the SETUP menu.
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  2. b) Select the patient gender by touching the gender icon.
  3. b) Place an ample quantity of gel midline on the patient's abdomen, approximately 3 centimeter (1.2 in) above the pubic bone.
  4. b) Place the probe on the gel and make sure the probe button is facing the patient's head directly. c) tilt the probe slightly toward the patient's tailbone so the scan clears the pubic bone.
  5. Press the Scan button a) Press the probe button to start ultrasound scanning to locate the bladder b) Make sure the ultrasound bladder image is the biggest and centered. c) When you find the ideal ultrasound bladder image, press the probe button again. Pad Scan Bladder Scanner will start calculation automatically. d) When you hear a 'beep', the calculation is finished. The result of urine volume will be displayed.
  6. Once you have completed the scan, wipe the ultrasound gel off the patient and the probe
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