LCF Final Inspection Assessment

A type of medical device used to conduct electrical signals within the heart for diagnosis and treatment.

The initial inspection of a product during manufacturing to identify any defects or inconsistencies. This is a critical step to ensure product quality.

The final inspection of a product before it is released for sale or use. This involves a thorough examination of all aspects of the product to confirm it meets all quality requirements.

A measurement used to assess the resistance of a material to the flow of electricity. It is an important parameter for electronic devices as it determines the amount of current that can flow through the device.

A measure of the opposition to the flow of electric current through a conductor. It determines how much current will flow for a given voltage.

A test conducted to evaluate the ability of a product to withstand mechanical stress such as bending, flexing, or twisting. It is important for products that need to be durable and withstand potential damage.

A test used to measure the electrical resistance of a device or material, typically using a device called a Digital Hitester or a Digital Multimeter.

A test to ensure that the electrical circuit of a device is complete and functioning correctly. It typically involves applying a signal to the circuit and measuring the response.

A document that details the procedures and criteria used to carry out an inspection of a product.

A visual guide used to ensure the accurate shape of a product.

A method used to visually examine a product to identify any defects or inconsistencies. It is often conducted using a magnifying glass or microscope to enhance visibility.

A type of inspection that focuses on assessing the physical appearance and characteristics of a product, such as the presence of scratches, dirt, or other defects.

A type of inspection that involves examining the dimensions of a product to ensure they meet the specified requirements.

A type of inspection that focuses on evaluating the performance of a product's electrical components and systems to ensure they meet safety and functional specifications.

A document that outlines the steps and procedures involved in performing a specific task.

A record of the changes made to a document, including the date of the change, the description of the change, and the person responsible for making the change.

An inspection conducted on a specific part or assembly of a product during the manufacturing process.

An inspection that verifies the product meets specified quality standards at the end of the manufacturing process.

The small, pointed end of a catheter used for delivering medication, conducting electrical signals, or other medical procedures.

A conductive ring located on the catheter shaft that contacts the heart tissue to facilitate the conduction of electrical signals.

The main body of the catheter that connects the tip and handle. It ensures a smooth passage of electrical signals and provides flexibility to navigate the heart.

The part of the catheter that the user holds, containing the connectors for various electrical and bio-fluid inputs/outputs. This handles are designed for easy grip and safe usage.

A specialized connection point resembling a syringe needle, allowing for the attachment of syringes or other medical devices.

A feature found on the handle of the catheter indicating the direction of the electrical signal flow. This helps in correctly positioning the catheter in the heart.

The area on a catheter where UV-cured adhesive is used to seal and secure critical components, preventing potential leaks or misalignment.

A test conducted to assess the ability of a product to withstand air leaks. This is crucial for medical devices that require airtight sealing to maintain sterility.

A visual guide used to confirm the proper shape and curvature of the catheter, especially for devices used in complex anatomical procedures.

An examination conducted to ensure the proper positioning and function of the electrical components and conductors within the catheter. It verifies no interruptions or defects in electrical signal transmission.

An evaluation of the overall physical integrity of the catheter, including the catheter shaft, handle, connectors, and tip. It checks for visible defects, damage, contamination, and other abnormalities.

A test performed to measure the resistance of the catheter's electrical components to the flow of electricity. This ensures proper electrical conductivity and minimizes any potential hazards.