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QV-600 VEIN FINDER - V3.1
PLEASE READ THIS OPERATION MANUAL
CAREFULLY
BEFORE OPERATING THE VEIN FINDER
Intended Use
Vein nder can help medical professionals to locate
certain supercial veins.This equipment is intended
to be used as a supplement to appropriate medical
training and experience. It should not be used as
the sole method for locating veins. And should be
used only by a qualied medical professional, who
should do so either prior to palpation to help identi-
fy the location of a vein, or afterwards to conrm or
refute the perceived location of a vein. When using
the device, medical practitioners should always fol-
low the appropriate medical protocols and practi-
ces as required by their medical facility, as well as
exercise sound medical judgment.
When used properly, it enables users to locate cer-
tain supercial veins in connection with medical
procedures, such as venipuncture.
This vein nder can be used whenever the deter-
mination of vein location is appropriate such as ho-
spitals and clinics.
Product Description
Vein nder operates by using infrared light to detect
veins beneath the skin, then projecting the position
of the veins on the skin surface directly above the
veins. Qualied medical personnel can observe the
vasculature as displayed to assist them in nding a
vein of the right size and position for venipuncture
and other medical procedures requiring the loca-
tion of supercial veins. No training is required to
operate this device.
The device only shows supercial vasculature. The
maximum depth that veins are displayed varies by
patient. In addition, some patients’ veins or a por-
tion of their veins might not be displayed well or at
all. Causes for less than optimal or lack of vein di-
splay include, but are not limited to, vein depth, skin
conditions (e.g., eczema, tattoos), hair, scarring or
other highly contoured skin surface, and adipose
(fatty) tissue.
When held directly overhead, the device accurately
locates the center of a vein. Increasing the displa-
cement from directly overhead results in an offset
in the displayed vein position. Width of displayed
vein may differ from the actual width depending on
patient to patient differences and vein width. The
center line of the vein is accurate when the devi-
ce is being used correctly and should always be
used as the target when performing venipuncture
or other medical procedures.
Vein nder is portable machine. And the optional is
table stand and mobile stand.
Use and Operation
Hold the device from 15 to 25 cm over the surface
of the skin.
Scan the area of interest to view.
Once a vein is selected, make sure the vein display
light is centered directly above the vein’s center line.
Tilting the device to either side of the vein will offset
the projected vein from its true location beneath the
skin.
You can often enhance display quality by slightly
adjusting the height and angle to the skin.
In particular, moving the device closer or further
from the skin can help bring additional veins into
view, depending on the patient’s vasculature, room
lighting, and depth of the veins.
While the vein display light is on, shine the device
over the patient’s skin.
You can do this before palpation, use sport mode
scanning quickly over the skin to help narrow down
possible locations.
After conrming suitable vein location, you can
change to enhance mode to nd the deep veins.
After assessing the patient’s vasculature, conrm
the site for your procedure by verifying the location
and suitability of the vein using normal medical
techniques and good medical judgment, such as
vein visualization, palpation, and other medical te-
chniques