How Supplied - COOK Medical EchoTip Instructions For Use Manual

11. Turn the stopcock to the "open" position aligned with the syringe, allowing
the negative pressure in the syringe to aspirate the sample. Move the needle
handle back and forth within the target site. Note: Do not remove the needle
from the target site during sample collection.
12. Upon completion of sample collection, if using the syringe, turn the
stopcock to the "closed" position. Retract the needle completely into the sheath
by pulling back on the needle handle and lock the thumbscrew on the safety
ring at the 0 cm mark to hold the needle in place.
13. Disconnect the Luer lock fitting of the device from the accessory channel
port, by rotating the device handle counterclockwise, and withdraw the entire
device from the scope.
14. Unlock the thumbscrew on the safety ring and extend the needle.
15. Use a new syringe or the stylet to expel the specimen, then prepare per
institutional guidelines.
16. Remaining material may be recovered for examination by reinserting the
stylet or flushing the device.
17. For additional sample collection from the same target site, gently reinsert
the stylet into the Luer fitting on the needle handle. Note: Prior to reinserting
the stylet, wipe with saline or sterile water. While supporting the stylet at the
Luer fitting, advance the stylet in small increments, until the hub is engaged in
the fitting.
18. Additional samples may be obtained by repeating Step 2 through 16 of the
"Instructions for Use".
19. Upon completion of the procedure, disconnect the Luer lock fitting of
the device from the accessory channel port, by rotating the device handle
counterclockwise, and withdraw the entire device from the scope.
20. To remove the adapter from the scope, pull back on the locking clip, lift the
top and slide off the scope.
Upon completion of the procedure, dispose of the device, including the
adapter, per institutional guidelines for biohazardous medical waste.

HOW SUPPLIED

Store in a dry location, away from temperature extremes.
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