Novi

Question 1

What does ERI stand for ?

Answer 1

Elective replacement indicator

Question 2

What does EOS stand for?

Answer 2

End of Service

Question 3

What does EoBL stand for?

Answer 3

End of battery life

Question 4

What does the first warning indicate on the novi ipg?

Answer 4

Stimulation will soon not be available (4weeks)

Question 5

What does the second warning indicate on the novi ipg?

Answer 5

Stimulation is NOT available

Question 6

What is the implant depth for precision novi?

Answer 6

No depth!

Question 7

What two ports are on Novi? Why?

Answer 7

C and D, Primary cell IPG only requires the primary chip

Question 8

What is the ETS/IPG range for the wand to connect it to the CP? How close must the wand get to the ipg to connect? Why is this important?

Answer 8

22inches, 18 inches, because when interop testing we don’t want to break the steril field.

Question 9

What leads are compatible with Novi?

Answer 9

Infinion trial, Infinion CX, Linear ST and Linear 3-4, artisan 2x8, AVISTA (no MRI conditionality)

Question 10

What is the minimum time between ERI and EoBL?

Answer 10

4 weeks

Question 11

Can you program when ERI is enabled?

Answer 11

No

Question 12

End of Service means stimulation is NO longer available. T or F.

Answer 12

True

Question 13

Can you connect your ipg to the remote if EoBL indicator is present?

Answer 13

No

Question 14

What does EUI stand for?

Answer 14

Energy Use Index

Question 15

What does the battery estimate show us from the program options?

Answer 15

Recharge estimate and EUI

Question 16

The EUi is based in any ipg, no matter how long it’s been implanted and it refreshes every time you check. T or F

Answer 16

FALSE

Question 17

How long is Novi’s warranty?

Answer 17

2 years

Question 18

When should we check battery estimate?

Answer 18

Day of trial, day of LP, and day of implant

Question 19

T or F, more contacts equals more energy use.

Answer 19

FALSE