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6. Usage Guidelines
6.1 Program Descriptions
The choice of a program is determined by the injured body parts or joints. The appropriate stimulation programs (e.g., Endurance, Strength, TENS, or Edema) and frequency of the program(s) are determined by the medical professional. Consult your medical professional to be sure to understand the Empi Phoenix device.
6.1.1 Endurance – P1
The Empi Phoenix Endurance program focuses on generating a medium muscle contraction.
This working level is maintained over a long time period (20 minutes per session). The
Endurance program specifically activates the aerobic metabolism of the fibers during the stimulation session. The purpose is to increase the time for the muscle to maintain a medium contraction or the average power level for extended periods of time. This program is recommended for use before and after the surgery as prescribed by your medical professionals.
P1 begins with a two-minute Warm-Up phase, which will count down on the screen. The
Warm-Up phase will cause your muscles to twitch but not contract. Set the device intensity to a comfortable level during Warm-Up. Once the Work phase begins, the intensity will automatically decrease by half. You can then adjust the intensity to provide a comfortable but strong muscle contraction. The program finishes with a Cool-Down phase similar to the
Warm-Up phase.
Waveform
Treatment time
WARM UP
Cycling type
Pulse duration
Frequency - warm up
WORK PHASE
Treatment time
Cycling type
Pulse duration
Frequency - work
Frequency - rest
Work time
Rest time
Ramp up time work
Ramp down time work
Ramp up time rest
Ramp down time rest
ENDURANCE (P1)
Symmetrical square biphasic asynchronous
SETTING
2 min
Continuous
300µs
6 Hz
SETTING
15 min
Intermittent
300µs
35 Hz
4 Hz
6 sec
7 sec
1.5 sec
0.75 sec
0.5 sec
0.5 sec
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Phoenix User’s Manual
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Table of contents
- 5 2.1 Indications for Use
- 5 2.2 Use Environment
- 7 4.1 Contraindications
- 7 4.2 Warnings
- 8 4.3 Precautions
- 10 4.4 Dangers
- 10 4.5 Adverse Reactions
- 12 6.1 Program Descriptions
- 12 6.1.1 Endurance – P
- 13 6.1.2 Strength – P
- 14 6.1.3 Modulated TENS – P
- 14 6.1.4 Edema – P
- 14 6.2 Choice of the Appropriate Program
- 15 6.3 Planning of Stimulation Sessions
- 15 6.4 Electrode Positions
- 15 6.4.1 Use of the Empi Phoenix Thigh Garment
- 16 6.5 Stimulation Positions
- 16 6.6 Adjusting Stimulation Energies
- 17 7.1 Description of the Device
- 18 7.2 Kit Composition and Accessories Description
- 19 7.3 Preparation
- 19 7.3.1 Insertion/replacement of the batteries
- 19 7.3.2 Connection of the lead wires to the device
- 20 7.3.3 Placement and care of the electrodes
- 20 7.3.4 Connection of the lead wires to the electrodes
- 20 7.3.5 Use of the Empi Phoenix Thigh Garment (optional)
- 21 7.4 Operation of the Device
- 21 7.4.1 LCD Display
- 21 7.4.2 Operation Information
- 21 7.4.3 Operating Instructions
- 22 7.4.4 Pause Function
- 22 7.4.5 End of Treatment
- 22 7.4.6 Use of the Hand Switch (optional)
- 23 7.5 Meaning of Indicators
- 23 7.5.1 Intensity Lock
- 23 7.5.2 Sequence Indicator
- 23 7.5.3 Work/Rest Indicator
- 23 7.5.4 Timer Indication
- 23 7.5.5 Low Battery Indicator
- 23 7.5.6 Open Circuit Icon
- 26 9.1 Service
- 26 9.2 Cleaning and Calibration
- 27 9.3 Repair
- 27 9.4 Operating Conditions
- 27 9.5 Transportation and Storage Conditions
- 27 9.6 Expected Life and Disposal
- 28 11.1 Compliance Monitoring
- 29 11.2 Program Lock
- 29 11.3 Ordering Information for Clinicians
- 34 – Electromagnetic Emissions