Ysio: A General Overview

Ysio Table and Wall Stand General Overview You should now be able to: Identify the features of the Ysio table and wall stand   Describe and illustrate table weight limits, cleaning and disinfecting   Describe the uses and functions of the wall stand   Identify and utilize table accessories and safety equipment                            Identify the features of the Ysio table and wall stand   Describe and illustrate table weight limits, cleaning and disinfecting   Describe the uses and functions of the wall stand   Identify and utilize table accessories and safety equipment                           Located just below the bucky tray brake knob   Different functions for synchronized and automated systems   Synchronized systems: Sets the SID for vertical table tracking   Automated systems: Press and hold to move the tube from anywhere in the room to center with the bucky tray Happens with the bucky tray in or out Detector does not have to be in the the bucky tray Table Centering Video Table Centering Video   Bucky wallstand, bucky tray, and wall stand hand-held control Image acquisition for patients in the upright position (chest X-rays, cervical spines, upright abdomens, and standing knees). Wireless detector - 14" x 17" Fixed detector - 16.8" x 16.8"     The wallstand hand-held control can be mounted on either side of the wallstand and has the following functions: collimator light switch centering button tracking button a Parking function OGP button Note **It is very important to note that care must be used when moving the tube in this manner. Be sure that the patient, room personnel, or ancillary equipment, like wheelchairs and IV poles, will not be in the way when moving the tube automatically with the OGP button. Wallstand Hand Held Control Video Wallstand Hand Held Control Video       Ysio table movements - vertical and horizontal - can be accomplished using foot kick plates or a hand-held control. All Ysio systems have kick plates on the front side of the table. Some Ysio systems have kick plates on the back side of the table to allow table movement control when the front kick plates are not accessible.. Table Horizontal Movement Table Horizontal Movement   Table Vertical Movement Table Vertical Movement   Tableside hand-held control - Allows for table horizontal and vertical movement. Functions as the kick plates do. Horizontal float button - Allows manual floating of the tabletop. Vertical up or down buttons - Activates the motorized vertical table movement.  “Dead-man’s function”. Park button -  Moves the x-ray tube to a pre-determined Park position. Operation Press the button.  The green LED will come on.  Note... Care must be used when moving the tube in this manner. Be sure that the patient, room personnel or ancillary equipment, like wheelchairs and IV poles, will not be in the way when moving the tube automatically with the OGP button. The tube will know where the table, wall stand, walls and floor are. It does not know the location of anything else in the room.  Note: Check operator manual for disclaimer content. Park Position Park Position   Tableside OGP Movement Tableside OGP Movement     Designed to mimic a film or CR cassette 14" x 17" - 10 lbs Active area - any area inside peripheral outline on the front of the detector Always use handle for transport Designed for table top use Weight limit marked near handle Do not exceed wight limit         Inserting the Wireless Detector Inserting the Wireless Detector         Select the links below to view Video demonstrations of the Detector and Vertical Tracking and Top Alignment.   Detector and Vertical Tracking Detector and Vertical Tracking   Top Alignment Top Alignment         Touch screen user interface on the front of the Ysio overhead x-ray tube   Allows the user to make changes to technical factors of an organ program, select a different organ program, and show the position of the major components of the Ysio system   2 areas:  Lower half - system movements, function controls Upper half - allows for technical changes to organ programs and display system parameter settings MaxTouch User Interface MaxTouch User Interface Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileAllows the user to rotate the tube off of the vertical axis. Very useful when doing cross table or horizontal x-ray beam exams, or when doing tabletop exams.  Allows the user to control manual vertical movement of the tube.Allows the user to control upward movement of the tube with motorized assist.Allows the user to control downward movement of the tube with motorized assist.Allows the user to control movement of the x-ray tube along the longitudinal axix only.  Used to find the SID detent to the wall stand.Allows the user to control movement of the x-ray tube along the trans- verse axis only.  Used to find the detent to the center of the wall stand and table grids.Allows the user to control tube angulation.  When angled, the MaxTouch defaults to the Device Postion tab to display the amount of angulation on the tube.  If the tube is angled 90° horizontal, then the MaxTouch display orientation will change from portrait to landscape.An all-locks release.  Allows the user to move the tube transversely, longitudinally, and vertically.  This function is also available using the soft keys located at the end of both tube handles.Rocker handles allow the user to move the tube vertically, horizontally, and transversely at the same time. Select the link below to view a video demonstration video of the Functional Control Buttons. Functional Control Buttons Functional Control Buttons   Select the link below to view a video demonstration of the SID and SOD Icon Functions SID and SOD Icon Functions SID and SOD Icon Functions   Wall stand has a slot for grid insertion and removal Ysio system may be configured for more than one grid Note: **It is the responsibility of the radiographer to select and insert the correct grid for the exposure to be made.    To insert the grid: make sure the wall stand is tilted to the 0 degrees position Locate the grid handle and squeeze the handle at the top and bottom With both hands, slide the grid out and place it in the wall-mounted grid holder When inserting a grid into the wall stand, be sure the labels on the grid are facing out