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China Care Medical supplies medical equipment for hospitals, clinics, laboratories, emergency care centers and medical equipment distributors. Our products include imaging equipment, laboratory equipment, operating room equipment, ICU equipment, emergency equipment and hospital furniture.

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Illustrated Guide to Using and Maintaining the Ultrasound System

1. Connecting/Disconnecting the Probes

Step 1: First, turn off the device.


Step 2: Connect or disconnect the probe, ensuring the connector is properly inserted.


Step 3: Turn on the device and begin the examination.


2. Avoiding Electrical Interference

Keep the ultrasound system away from microwave ovens, Wi-Fi routers, and power strips. Use the device in a clean environment free from electromagnetic interference.


3. Preventing Power Outages

The device is equipped with an internal battery. A power outage can damage the medical equipment. It is recommended to leave the power cord plugged in whenever possible.


4. Daily Probe Maintenance

Never drop the probe, strike it against a hard surface, scratch the acoustic lens, or expose it to high temperatures or an open flame.


5. Probe Cleaning and Disinfection

Step 1: Dilute a 5% sodium hypochlorite solution at a ratio of 1:100 to obtain a 500 mg/L chlorine solution.

Step 2: Clean or spray the probe with the 500 mg/L solution and allow it to remain for 10 minutes.

Step 3: Do not use alcohol, acetone, highly concentrated chlorine solutions, or corrosive or conductive products.


6. Use of the Endovaginal Probe (TVS)

Use a sterile probe cover and sterile gel. Never insert an unprotected probe directly into the patient's body. 1. Apply a first sterile sheath.


2. Apply sterile ultrasound gel.


3. Apply a second sterile sheath and remove any air bubbles.


4. Carefully insert the probe.


7. Conclusion

The right tools reduce waste. Proper use extends the lifespan of equipment and generates significant savings.

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During transit, to protect the microscope from damage, its mounting plate is secured to prevent any movement.

You can start by removing the screws from the base.



Next, open this lid.



Align a screwdriver with this screw, loosen it, and it can then be moved.



Finally, simply put the screws back into the lid and base.

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The CCL-8800 is certified to ISO 13485 quality management standards and has received regulatory approval from FDA (USA), CE (Europe), and CFDA (China). These certifications ensure the device meets international safety and performance requirements for medical devices.

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Each test requires only 16µL of blood sample, which minimizes patient discomfort and is particularly suitable for pediatric patients or situations where sample volume is limited.
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The CCL-8800 has a throughput of approximately 70 samples per hour, making it ideal for mid-to-high volume clinical laboratories that require fast, reliable results without compromising accuracy.
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The CCL-8800 measures four core diagnostic parameters: WBC (white blood cells), RBC (red blood cells), HGB (hemoglobin), and PLT (platelets). These parameters cover the most essential components of a complete blood count (CBC), making it suitable for routine clinical diagnostics in hospitals and clinics.
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