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When the [EMERGENCY EXAM] button is pressed, the system assigns a unique tracking number as the
Patient Name. The tracking number is the word "NEW" followed by a date and time stamp of the second
the Emergency Exam button was pressed. For example: NEW070422140345. In this example, the number
sequence means that the exam was initiated in year 07, month 04, day 22, hour 14, minute 03, and
second 45.
The tracking number is used as the Patient Name on image annotation and as the Patient ID.
NOTE: When the patient information becomes available, images can be copied into the appropriate
Worklist selection. The selection can be populated to the Worklist either by HIS/RIS or manual entry.
Refer to
Chapter A6: Image Management-Open Exams and Images
Once initiated, an emergency exam is conducted the same way as any other exam.
Follow this process to conduct an emergency exam.
1. Press [EMERGENCY EXAM] from the bottom left of the Worklist.
The Select Protocols screen appears. Refer to
information.
2. Select the protocols for the exam.
3. Press [ACCEPT].
The Acquisition screen appears.
4. Select the protocol to perform from the Protocol List.
5. Acquire images. Refer to
more information.
End Exam
There are several ways to end an exam: Suspend, Close, and Discontinue. Each method is used for a
specific purpose to cover a variety of different situations.
Figure A4-10 Buttons used to end exams
Suspend
Suspend is for situations when you must leave the exam but intend to resume it at a later time.
Suspending an exam does not initiate auto send or auto print functions (if enabled). Images acquired
from a suspended exam do not appear on the Image Management screen. Any acquired images are
stored in a temporary database until they are committed to the permanent storage database upon
closure of the exam.
Definium AMX 700 X-Ray System
Operator Manual
Conduct a Digital Exam
5161515-1EN
© 2008 General Electric Company. All rights reserved.
Chapter A4: Image Acquisition
(p. A6-9) for more information.
Select or Change Protocols
(p. A4-9) or
Conduct a Cassette Exam
Rev. 6 (10 February 2008)
(p. A4-7) for more
(p. A4-10) for
A4-13
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