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Warnings
TheAIMisintendedtobeusedto
acquirebiometricsignalsandtransmit
themwirelesslytoacomputer.
ThisDeviceIsIntendedForResearch
Only.
ItIsNotIntendedForTheFollowing
Uses:
• monitoring of patients in a clinical
environment
• use in medical diagnosis
• on subjects undergoing surgery
• use in sterile environments
• use with sleeping subjects
DoNotUseThisProductInThese
Situations:
• near high-frequency surgical equipment
• if exposed to ionizing radiation
• in oxygen-rich environments
(concentration > 25% at 1 atm)
• in wet environments
• in the presence of ammable anesthetics
or gases
PrecautionsForThePractitioner
• Do not drop, sit on, or step on the
product.
• Check if your subject has a sensitive
dermatological condition causing sensor
intolerance.
• To avoid cross-subject contamination,
do not use with subjects having open
wounds or infections.
• The AIM is not a diagnostic tool.
Any medical diagnosis related to the
measurements should be derived by a
certied physician.
SubjectConsiderations
• This device is intended for human use
only.
• Subject should have healthy skin.
• Do not use with infants or neonates.
FollowTheseAdvisoriesToKeepYour
AIMInGoodWorkingOrder
• Do not immerse any part of the system in
liquid.
• Do not expose the system to direct
sunlight or heat source, moisture,
vibration, mechanical shock, excessive
dust, or humidity.
• Do not open, modify or disassemble any
part of the system — this will void the
warranty.
• Do not use if any part of the system is
damaged.
• Do not use when wet — if moisture
penetrates the system, let it thoroughly
dry prior to use.
• Do not use caustic or abrasive cleaners
on the system or sensors.
• Avoid sharply bending the lead wires.
DisposableSensorsMayBeA
Biohazard
Dispose of EXG sensors after each use.
AlwaysUseSuppliedAccessories
Using accessories other than those
supplied with your system may result
in damage or diminished ecacy of the
system.
AvoidCross-SubjectContamination
Clean the device and clean or replace
sensors after use following the cleaning
instructions on Page 10 to avoid cross-
subject contamination.