VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training

Continue Button Untitled Scene Master Template HOOD05162003052540 | Effective Date: 26-Nov-2019 ? VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training This online training introduces you to the Shui user interface and will show you what it looks like for the CT VA40 software version. The online training will cover the following four learning objectives: Understand aim and intention of the Shui user interface 1 Recognize system messages and know their meanings 3 Get familiar with the main user interfaces in Shui design 2 4 Know about scan and tube conflicts and how to solve them Welcome [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_welcome.mp3] Welcome to the VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training. This online training introduces you to the Shui user interface and will show you what it looks like for the CT VA40 software version. The online training will cover the following four learning objectives: ? What Is the Shui User Interface? With the VA40 software version, we introduce the Shui user interface (UI). The Shui user interface is a redesigned user interface to Simplify operation Align the look & feel among modalities Put the patient into the center of software navigation It is intended to improve usability and efficiency in daily routine. Learn more about what the Shui UI looks like for CT VA40 on the following pages. What is the Shui User Interface? [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_why.mp3] With the VA40 software version, we introduce the Shui user interface (UI). The Shui user interface is a redesigned user interface to simplify operation, align the look and feel among modalities, and put the patient into the center of software navigation. It is intended to improve usability and efficiency in daily routine. Learn more about what the Shui UI looks like for CT VA40 on the following pages. ? Course Review Congratulations. You have completed the VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training. Select the numbered buttons below to review the material before proceeding to the final assessment. Recognize system messages and their meanings Get familiar with the main user interfaces in Shui design Understand aim and intention of the Shui user interface 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 Know about scan and tube conflicts and how to solve them 4 4 Course Review [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_cr.mp3] Congratulations. You have completed the VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training. Select the numbered buttons below to review the material before proceeding to the final assessment. Know about Scan and Tube Conflicts and How to Solve Them Scan conflicts and how to solve them: Not enough disk space, memory, or system capacity: In case of a low amount of free disk space (disk space icons in the status bar), delete old images to free up disk space. Topogram too short: Check the patient size does not exceed the planned scan range. Invalid position of the patient table: Move the patient table to an appropriate position, until the Go button is enabled again, then click GO to load the range for scanning. Recon ranges contain gaps: Either continue scanning without adapting the recon ranges, then click Confirm and GO, or adapt the recon ranges graphically and click GO to load the range for scanning. Tube load conflict: Make sure the tube cooling time exceeds 10 min and the Adjust button is displayed in the Execution Control area, then click Adjust. Afterwards, click GO to load the range for scanning. X-ray tube conflict and how to solve it: In order to solve an image quality or tube load conflict, use the FAST Adjust option and change or adapt current-related parameters. Recognize System Messages and Their Meanings Table with 2 columns and 6 rows VA40 System Message Icon Description Error: Informs you about a failure, a critical situation, or a condition. Contains hints to help you solve the problem. Warning: Informs you about possible negative consequences of an action. Offers different options on how to proceed. Information: Gives you feedback and informs about the last actions performed. Confirmation: Lets you confirm actions before they are carried out, for example, when you want to delete data. Success: Informs you about successfully completed actions or a suitable target capacity. Get Familiar with the Main User Interfaces in Shui Design This is what the main VA40 user interfaces look like in Shui design: Patient Browser Scheduler Exam User Interface Scan Protocol Selection Understand Aim and Intention of the Shui UI The Shui user interface is a redesigned user interface to Simplify operation Align the look & feel among modalities Put the patient into the center of software navigation It is intended to improve usability and efficiency in daily routine. Disclaimer Please note that the learning material is for training purposes only! For the proper use of the software or hardware, please always use the Operator Manual or Instructions for Use (hereinafter collectively “Operator Manual”) issued by Siemens Healthineers. This material is to be used as training material only and shall by no means substitute the Operator Manual. Any material used in this training will not be updated on a regular basis and does not necessarily reflect the latest version of the software and hardware available at the time of the training. The Operator's Manual shall be used as your main reference, in particular for relevant safety information like warnings and cautions. Note: Some functions shown in this material are optional and might not be part of your system. Certain products, product related claims or functionalities (hereinafter collectively “Functionality”) may not (yet) be commercially available in your country. Due to regulatory requirements, the future availability of said Functionalities in any specific country is not guaranteed. Please contact your local Siemens Healthineers sales representative for the most current information. The reproduction, transmission or distribution of this training or its contents is not permitted without express written authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. All names and data of patients, parameters and configuration dependent designations are fictional and examples only. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design, are reserved. Copyright © Siemens Healthcare GmbH 2021 Siemens Healthineers Headquarters\Siemens Healthcare GmbH\Henkestr. 127\ 91052 Erlangen, Germany\Telephone: +49 9131 84-0\siemens-healthineers.com ? Disclaimer Assessment This assessment will test your retention of the presented content. A passing score of 80% or higher is required to complete the course and earn your certificate. You may repeat the assessment as many times as needed. Start ? Assessment Select three (3) answers. ? Question 1 of 5 What is the Shui UI aiming at? Align look & feel among modalities Put the patient into the center of software navigation Facilitate RIS integration Simplify operation Multiple Answer Incorrect One or more answers are incorrect. Correct Select the best answer. ? Question 2 of 5 Which of the following areas of the Exam UI gets displayed by either double-clicking a recon icon in the Recon Ranges area OR double-clicking a scan range in the Timeline area? Parameter Panel Tomogram Segment CARE Profile Topogram Segment Multiple Choice Incorrect The Topogram Segment is continuously displayed on the Exam UI. Incorrect The CARE Profile is continuously displayed on the Exam UI. Incorrect The Tomogram Segment is continuously displayed on the Exam UI. Incorrect Select the best answer. ? Question 3 of 5 Which of the following areas of the Scan Protol Selection UI is named correctly? 2 1 3 4 2 Protocol Preview 1 Execution Control 3 Scan Patient Tabs 4 Requested Procedure Multiple Choice Incorrect This is the Patient Position area. Incorrect This is the status bar. Incorrect This is the Patient Model area. Incorrect Select the best answer. ? Question 4 of 5 Which of the following areas of the Exam UI is highlighted with an orange frame here? Recon Parameter Panel CARE Profile Execution Control Timeline Multiple Choice Incorrect The Timeline is not highlighted on the image. Incorrect The Execution Control is not highlighted on the image. Incorrect The CARE Profile is not highlighted on the image. Incorrect Select the best answer. ? Question 5 of 5 Which possible scan conflict gets displayed by icons on the status bar? Not enough disk space, memory, or system capacity Recon ranges contain gaps Topogram too short Invalid position of the patient table Multiple Choice Incorrect This is displayed in a message on top of the Execution Control. Incorrect This is displayed by system message icons on the Exam UI. Incorrect This is displayed in a message on top of the Execution Control. Incorrect Assessment Results YOUR SCORE: PASSING SCORE: Review Retry Retry Continue Continue Continue %Results.ScorePercent%% %Results.PassPercent%% ? Assessment Results You did not pass the course. Take time to review the assessment then select Retry to continue. Congratulations. You passed the course.. Exit To access your Certificate of Completion, select the Launch button drop down on the course overview page. You can also access the certificate from your PEPconnect transcript. ? You have completed the VA40 User Interface: Introduction to the Shui User Interface Online Training. Completion Navigation Help Select the icon above to open the table of contents. Click Next to continue. Next Welcome Slide The timeline displays the slide progression. Slide the orange bar backwards to rewind the timeline. Click Next to continue. Next Timeline Select the buttons to learn more about a topic. Be sure to review all topics before navigating to the next slide. Click Next to continue. Next Tab Arrow Slide Select the X to close the pop-up. Click Next to continue. Next Layer Slide Select Submit to record your response. Click the X in the upper right corner to exit the navigation help. Assessment Slide Shui User Interface for CT VA40 ? Introduction: Shui UI for CT VA40 In this chapter, we will introduce to you what the Shui user interface (UI) looks and feels like for the CT VA40 system version. You will learn about the following: General overview of the UI Scan protocol selection UI Scan conflicts visualization and management of scan conflicts System messages, their visualization and meanings Please note: For users used to the previous design of the user interface, the subchapters will also contain corresponding user interface screenshots and icons of the design before Shui. Introduction: Shui UI for CT VA40 [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_ct40_ui_intro.mp3] In this chapter, we will introduce to you what the Shui user interface looks and feels like for the CT VA40 system version. You will learn about the following: General overview of the UI Scan protocol selection UI Scan conflicts visualization and management of scan conflicts System messages, their visualization and meanings Please note: For users used to the previous design of the user interface, the subchapters will also contain corresponding user interface screenshots and icons of the design before Shui. ? User Interface – General Overview The CT VA40 user interface consists of the Scheduler, Patient Browser (the Local Data workspace), and Exam user interface. The Exam user interface is the workspace utilized when conducting a scan. Select the tab arrows to learn more about these user interfaces. The last tab displays the user interface designs before Shui in comparison. Scheduler Patient Browser (Local Data workspace) Exam user interface Design before Shui User Interface - General Overview [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_ct40_ui_go.mp3] The CT VA40 user interface consists of the Scheduler, Patient Browser (the Local Data workspace), and Exam user interface. The Exam user interface is the workspace utilized when conducting a scan. Select the tab arrows to learn more about these user interfaces. The last tab displays the user interface designs before Shui in comparison. Design before Shui VA30 Patient Browser VA30 Scheduler VA30 Exam user interface If you are used to the previous VA30 user interface, click the images below to zoom in for direct comparison of the VA30 with the VA40 Shui design. VA40 Shui Patient Browser VA40 Shui Scheduler VA40 Shui Exam user interface Slide Title Scheduler Select the colored callouts on the left to learn more about the areas of the Scheduler UI. Callouts Scheduler On single monitor systems, you can use the icons to switch between Patient Browser (Local Data – right icon) and Scheduler (left icon) . On dual monitor systems, the Scheduler is displayed on the left monitor and the Patient Browser (Local Data) is on the right monitor. Exam button triggers the examination. Prior Studies button to open the Prior Studies dialog box and search for prior studies. Local Data button to open and view the studies belonging to the selected patient. Patient Registration: The Exam Information area requires input of the requested procedure as follows: Description: Describes the requested procedure. The value should match the DICOM standard. Accession No.: Accession number. ID: Requested procedure ID. Comments: Field for entering your comments. Patient Registration: Patient Data area with fields for entering patient data. Please note: All mandatory fields are marked by an asterisk. Patients List: Shows the available procedure data and patient data at your workplace. Patients view: Hierarchical list of patients with the assigned procedures Procedure view: Flat list of procedures for patients Depending on the UI, the Toolbar displays icons that provide access to a multitude of tools. For the Scheduler, these tools are: Exam: Starts the scan workflow. Emergeny Patient: Lets you register an emergency patient. Register Patient: Lets you register a new patient locally at your scanner workplace. Add Examination: Lets you create a new examination for the selected patient. Delete Procedure: Removes a locally registered patient from the Patients list as long as the examination has not been started yet. Search Area: Current filter criteria Search Area: Column headers: You can sort by the columns (designed for sorting). You can sort and filter by clicking the Patient column header. Search Area: View Selection icon and drop-down menu: Toggles the view of the Patients list. Patients view: Hierarchical list of patients with the assigned procedures. Procedure view: Flat list of procedures for patients. Search Area: Refresh icon: Refreshes the patient list. Search Area: Search icon: Starts searching for patient and procedure data with the selected search criteria. The Search Area allows you to search for procedures and corresponding patient data: Search field: Lets you enter the search criteria. Select the colored callouts on the left to learn more about the areas of the Scheduler UI. Patient Browser (Local Data Workspace) Select the colored callouts on the left to learn more about the areas of the Patient Browser UI. Callouts Patient Browser Procedure List Enables searching for scheduled procedures and assigning studies and series to a selected scheduled procedure. Please note: This list is not available to all user roles. Instances List By selecting from its drop-down menu in the top right corner, it shows the images and results of the selected series in three different views: List: Lists the instances of the selected series. Preview: Shows a preview of the selected series. You can scroll through the preview. Thumbnails: Shows a thumbnail for each instance of the selected series. Series List By selecting from its drop-down menu in the top right corner, it shows the series of the selected study in two different views: List: Lists the series of the selected study. Thumbnails: Shows a thumbnail for each series of the selected study. Toolbar Provides access to the following tools: CT View&GO: Loads patient data for reading into CT View&GO . Print: Opens the Print workflow step for printing the selected data (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + P ). Open: Loads patient data for reading with the assigned workflow. If no workflow is assigned, a default workflow is assigned and the workflow is started. The corresponding Patient tab is displayed in the access bar (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + O ). Open with: Lets you select the workflow and loads patient data for reading. The corresponding patient tab is displayed in the access bar. DICOM Q/R: Searches and retrieves studies from external media or DICOM nodes. This function only works if remote DICOM nodes are configured or a CD / DVD / USB media containing a DICOMDIR is inserted on the local client PC (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + R ). Import: Imports files from external media, file systems, or network nodes. This function works even if no DICOMDIR is available (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + I ). Export: Exports DICOM data to external media, file systems, or network nodes (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + E ). Correct: Lets you correct patient data. Delete: Deletes data from Short Term Storage (STS). Only available if the data is not protected from deletion. Please note: The data cannot be restored after deletion. Manage Raw Data: Opens the Manage Raw Data dialog box to delete, export, or import raw data. Recon: Starts the offline reconstruction. Results List By selecting from its drop-down menu in the top right corner, it shows the data that matches the current search criteria in two different views: Patients: Lists the studies grouped on patient level. Studies: Lists the studies one by one. Search Area Enables you to set the current search criteria to search for data or to set up work lists. Divided into three sections: Quick Search field. More Filters button and drop-down dialog box: Provides additional search conditions. Add Condition button on the More Filters drop-down dialog box: Adds search condition fields to or removes them from the More Filters dialog box. Work List Bar Shows up to five work lists (drop-down menu) Enables you to create lists ( + button) On single monitor systems, you can use the icons to switch between Patient Browser (Local Data – right icon) and Scheduler (left icon) . On dual monitor systems, the Scheduler is displayed on the left monitor and the Patient Browser (Local Data) is on the right monitor. Exam User Interface Select the colored callouts on the left to learn more about the areas of the Patient Browser UI. Callouts Exam UI Parameter Panel Displays either the scan or the recon parameters that are defined in the selected scan protocol to check and / or modify the parameters (recon parameter panel displayed here). Double-click a recon icon of a recon job in the Recon Ranges area to access the recon parameter panel or right-click a recon icon there and choose Show Parameters from the context menu. Double-click a scan range in the Timeline area to access the scan parameter panel or right-click a scan range there and choose Show Parameters from the context menu. CARE Profile Displays the dose curve. Topogram Segment Displays the acquired topogram. Tomogram Segment Displays the acquired tomogram. Recon Ranges Area Displays the recon ranges for each scan range. A recon range is indicated by a recon icon. Timeline Displays the scan ranges in the chronological order in which they appear on a time axis. Execution Control Displays the control buttons. Patient Position Area Displays the current patient position and position control icons. Taskflow Control Displays the examination tasks in chronological order: Selected protocol myExam Compass (display depending on scan protocol selection) Topogram scan Tomogram scan Reconstruction Close ? Scan Protocol Selection User Interface Once the patient is loaded, the scan protocol for the current examination must be selected. A scan protocol contains: Scan parameters Reconstruction parameters Default Siemens Healthineers protocols are available for each standard scan workflow. The Protocol Selection tab provides an overview of the most important patient details which influence the selection of the most suitable protocol for the current examination. Shui UI Design before Shui Scan Protocol Selection User Interface [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_ct40_ui_sps.mp3] Once the patient is loaded, the scan protocol for the current examination must be selected. A scan protocol contains: Scan parameters Reconstruction parameters Default Siemens Healthineers protocols are available for each standard scan workflow. The Protocol Selection tab provides an overview of the most important patient details which influence the selection of the most suitable protocol for the current examination. Scan Protocol Selection | Design before Shui If you are used to the previous VA30 user interface, click the images below to zoom in for direct comparison of the VA30 with the VA40 Shui design. VA30 Scan Protocol Selection user Interface VA40 Shui Scan Protocol Selection user Interface Scan Protocol Selection – Shui User Interface Select the colored callouts on the left to learn more about the areas of the Scan Protocol Selection UI. Callouts SPS Replace Button: In unscanned ranges, this button replaces the protocol assignment. Add Button: Adds the selected protocol to the protocol assignment. Protocol Preview Area – Reconstruction Icons: Displays the recon icons for the individual scan ranges. Protocol Preview Area – List of Scan Ranges: Displays the individual scan ranges within the protocol. A check box is provided on the left of the Topogram range. If selected, the topogram is scanned. If cleared, no topogram is scanned. Protocol Preview Area – Protocol Description: Supports you in selecting the most adequate protocol for the current examination. The descriptions of factory protocols include, for example, possible indications and possible applications for postprocessing and automatic reconstruction. You can adapt the protocol descriptions according to your requirements. Protocol Preview Area: Displays a preselection of protocols based on selected body region. If no protocols are found, a corresponding message displays. Physiological Signal Area: Displays one of the following signals: The ECG curve of the patient when ECG electrodes are applied and an ECG signal is available. If a cardiac protocol is loaded, the ECG curve is always displayed. The breathing curve of the patient when a Varian or Anzai gating system is used and a respiratory signal is received. Patient Model Area – Patient Models: Standard and vascular patient models with body region buttons represent body regions to be scanned. Selecting a body region displays the protocols that are available for the selected body region in the protocol preview area. A selected body region is highlighted in the patient model. Patient Model Area – Folder Buttons: Represent groups of special protocols that are stored in protocol folders, for example, protocols that are not assigned to a body region. The folder buttons are only displayed if the corresponding folder contains at least one protocol. Selecting a folder button displays the protocols that are available for the selected folder group in the protocol preview area. A selected folder button is highlighted. Patient Model Area: The patient model area consists of the Adult tab and the Child tab. Each tab includes the following elements: Folder buttons Patient models (standard and vascular) with body region buttons Search Area – Search Icon: Manually activates the search. Search Area – Search Field: Allows you to enter keywords, for example, names of protocols or scan ranges. If at least four characters are entered, the search starts. Requested Procedure Area – Unlink Requested Procedure Button: Removes the link to the requested procedure that is selected in the Requested Procedure list after confirming the Unlink Protocol message box with OK. Requested Procedure Area – Requested Procedure Icon: Lists all protocols that have been used with the currently requested procedure or procedures. If no protocols are found, a corresponding message is displayed in the protocol preview area. Requested Procedure Area – Requested Procedure Check Box: If the Requested Procedure check box is selected when a patient is opened, the protocols that are linked to the requested procedure or procedures are preselected and displayed in the protocol preview area. If only one protocol is linked, this protocol is loaded automatically. If the Requested Procedure check box is selected and at least one range has been scanned when the patient is finalized or converted into a recon patient, the protocol is linked to the currently requested procedure or procedures. Requested Procedure Area – Requested Procedure List: Lists the requested procedures that are coming from the HIS / RIS system. Every requested procedure is displayed in one row. Browse Protocols area of the Protocol Selection tab including: Requested Procedure area Search area Patient Model area ? System Messages and Error Messages Your CT VA40 system provides you with different types of messages, for example, to inform you about a successfully completed action, to warn you in case of an error, or to prompt for your confirmation. With each kind of message, a notification icon is provided. See their meanings in the following table: Table with 3 columns and 6 rows VA40 Shui Icon Description VA30 Icon Error: Informs you about a failure, a critical situation, or a condition. Error messages contain hints to help you solve the problem. Warning: Informs you about possible negative consequences of an action and offers you different options on how to proceed. Information: Gives you feedback and informs about the last actions performed. Confirmation: Lets you confirm actions before they are carried out, for example, when you want to delete data. Success: Informs you about successfully completed actions or a suitable target capacity. System Messages and Error Messages [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_ct40_ui_smem.mp3] Your CT VA40 system provides you with different types of messages, for example, to inform you about a successfully completed action, to warn you in case of an error, or to prompt for your confirmation. With each kind of message, a notification icon is provided. See their meanings in the following table: Scan Conflicts and Management ? Scan Range Cannot Be Loaded Scan conflicts get visualized by two notification icons: Warning icon: Scan can be performed The Precondition task in the Taskflow Control area displays information about the reason for a conflict and how it can be solved. The icons will also mark the parameter which needs to be modified in the scan or Recon Parameter display. Error icon: Scan conflict must be solved to enable scanning Select the tab arrows to learn about how you can manage and solve scan conflicts. System capacity Topogram too short Patient table position Recon ranges Tube load conflict Scan Range Cannot Be Loaded [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_scm_srcbl.mp3] Scan conflicts get visualized by two notification icons: Warning icon: Scan can be performed The Precondition task in the Taskflow Control area displays information about the reason for a conflict and how it can be solved. The icons will also mark the parameter which needs to be modified in the scan or Recon Parameter display. Error icon: Scan conflict must be solved to enable scanning Select the tab arrows to learn about how you can manage and solve scan conflicts. Tube Load Conflict A tube load conflict occurs if the X-ray tube temperature is expected to exceed the system limits during the subsequent scan range. The cooling time exceeds 10 minutes. The Adjust button is displayed. In the execution control area, click Adjust. The required parameter settings are auto- matically adapted to the appropriate values. The GO button is displayed again. Continue with loading the range for scanning by clicking the GO button. Recon Ranges Recon Ranges Contain Gaps In the Execution Control area, a message is displayed telling there is a gap between recons. The GO button is disabled. To continue scanning without adapting the recon ranges, click Confirm. The GO button is re-enabled. – or – Adapt the recon ranges graphically. The GO button is re-enabled. Continue with loading the range for scanning by clicking the GO button. Patient Table Position Invalid position of the patient table In the Execution Control area, a message informs you that the position of the patient table is invalid. The GO button disabled. Move the patient table to an appropriate position: Move the patient table via the control box or remote control from the control or examination room. The GO button is enabled again once the appropriate table position is reached. To continue the exam, click the GO button. Topogram too Short The syngo Acquisition Workplace provides information on the position of the scan range on the topogram. Table with 3 columns and 3 rows Icon Description Possible Reasons Warning If the scan range is completely positioned outside the topogram, a message is displayed that the topogram is missing. Red warning icons are displayed and the CARE Profile is red. In this case, the scan range cannot be loaded. The patient size exceeds the planned scan range. The scan or recon parameters have been modified. Before the topogram is acquired, the topogram length has been modified. Error If more than 3 cm of a scan range lie outside of the topogram in z-direction, a message is displayed that the topogram is too short. Yellow warning icons are displayed and the CARE Profile is partially yellow. This means that the topogram length is too short for the planned examination. The patient size exceeds the planned scan range. • The scan or recon parameters have been modified. • Before the topogram is acquired, the topogram length has been modified. Please note: If FAST Planning is enabled, the scan ranges are automatically placed on the topogram. They may exceed the topogram length. System Capacity Not enough disk space, memory, or system capacity A dialog box informs you that not enough disk place, memory, or system capacity is available. The GO button is disabled. In the dialog box, click OK and the dialog box will close. To free up disk space you can, for example, delete images or raw data. If enough disk space, memory, or system capacity is available, the GO button is re-enabled. Continue with loading the range for scanning. The status bar icons to the right represent the free raw data disk space on your CT system. On the status bar, move the mouse pointer over the icon to view the approximate amount of free disk space on your CT system. In case of a low amount of free disk space, delete old images to free up disk space. Table with 3 columns and 5 rows Status Bar Icons Raw data disk space Image disk space Description Green: Filling level of available disk space on your system does not exceed the low watermark. Yellow: Filling level of available disk space on your system exceeds the low watermark but does not exceed the high watermark. Red: Filling level of available disk space on your system exceeds the high watermark. ? FAST Adjust: Solving X-Ray Tube Conflicts If the system limits are exceeded because the parameters are unsuitable for the size of the patient, the Fully Automated Scanner Technology FAST Adjust helps you to quickly adapt the required parameter settings to the appropriate values. The Adjust button is available in the execution control in case of an image quality or tube load conflict and offers the possibility to solve such conflicts by changing current-related parameters. The FAST Adjust option uses default limits for the following parameters: FAST Adjust Lower Limit Pitch Factor: Controls the minimal acceptable pitch value. Decreasing the pitch increases the scan time. FAST Adjust Upper Limit Scan Time [s]: Controls the maximum possible scan time that is specified for each scan range. Decreasing the pitch increases the scan time. FAST Adjust Lower Limit max. mAs [%]: Controls the maximal possible mAs and Eff. mAs decrease. Within the configured limits, clicking the Adjust button automatically adapts the required parameter settings to the appropriate values. The configured limits are displayed in the Preconditions task in the taskflow control. The effects on the parameters by the FAST Adjust algorithm depend on the CARE Dose4D setting in the scan protocol. FAST Adjust: Solving X-Ray Tube Conflicts [Audio file name audf_va40_ui_shui_introduction_olt_scm_fa.mp3] If the system limits are exceeded because the parameters are unsuitable for the size of the patient, the Fully Automated Scanner Technology FAST Adjust helps you to quickly adapt the required parameter settings to the appropriate values. The Adjust button is available in the execution control in case of an image quality or tube load conflict and offers the possibility to solve such conflicts by changing current-related parameters. The FAST Adjust option uses default limits for the following parameters: FAST Adjust Lower Limit Pitch Factor: Controls the minimal acceptable pitch value. Decreasing the pitch increases the scan time. FAST Adjust Upper Limit Scan Time (in seconds): Controls the maximum possible scan time that is specified for each scan range. Decreasing the pitch increases the scan time. FAST Adjust Lower Limit maximal mAs (in percent): Controls the maximal possible mAs and Effective mAs decrease. Within the configured limits, clicking the Adjust button automatically adapts the required parameter settings to the appropriate values. The configured limits are displayed in the Preconditions task in the taskflow control. The effects on the parameters by the FAST Adjust algorithm depend on the CARE Dose4D setting in the scan protocol. Question Bank 1 HOOD05162003193045 | Effective Date: 29 JUN 2021 1.1 Welcome 1.2 What is the Shui User Interface? 3 Shui User Interface for CT VA40 3.1 Introduction: Shui UI for CT VA40 3.2 User Interface - General Overview 3.6 Scan Protocol Selection User Interface 3.8 System Messages and Error Messages 4 Scan Conflicts and Management 4.1 Scan Range Cannot Be Loaded 4.2 FAST Adjust: Solving X-Ray Tube Conflicts 1.3 Course Review 1.4 Disclaimer 1.5 Assessment 1.12 Completion