20
6
Position the lift hygiene chair next to the end of the bath.
Raise the lift hygiene chair to a position where it is clear
from the edge of the bath and move the patient over.
(See Fig. 5)
Position the lift hygiene chair in the middle of the bath and
lower the lift as far as possible.
(See Fig. 6)
9
If desired and if the patient is capable, rotate the back rest
out of the way, this allows the patient to recline against the
back of the bathtub.
(See Fig. 7)
Bathe the patient.
11 After the bath, let the water run out of the bath and sit the
patient up. Position the back rest against the patient's back.
Raise the lift hygiene chair to a convenient working height
and then start showering the patient.
(See Fig. 8)
12 Dry the patient, as well as the underside of the seat, to
prevent water from dripping on to the floor.
13 Raise the lift hygiene chair, and pull it away from the end of
the bath. Help the patient to move their legs over the edge
of the bath.
14 When moving the patient straight from the bath to the bed,
put a bath towel on the bed under the lift hygiene chair's seat
to avoid making the bed wet. Check the patient is
thoroughly dry.
7
WARNING
To avoid entrapment or pinching of genitals,
make sure there is enough clearance during
movement over the tub edge, toilet, bedpan or
other furniture.
8
WARNING
To avoid entrapment of the patient’s or
caregiver’s legs or feet, make sure that they are
kept clear of all obstacles.
10
WARNING
To avoid injury, make sure that the patient is not
left unattended at any time.
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
