Arjohuntleigh Maxi Transfer Sheet Instructions For Use Manual Download

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Technical Specifications

General

Safe working load (SWL)= Maximum

patient weight on the

Maxi Transfer

sheet.

272 kg (600 lbs) for both Regular and Wide size

Weight

MAA7000R: 1,1 kg (2,4 Ibs)

MAA7000W: 1,2 kg (2,7 lbs)

Material

100% Polyester (with Antistatic yarn)

Expected lifetime

2 years

Breathability

<3,5m² Pa/W. ISO 11092

Biocompatibility

ISO 10993-5, ISO 10993-10

Degree of fire protection

ISO 12952-1 and 12952-2

Operating, transport and storage environment

Temperature

0 °C to +40 °C (+32 °F to +104 °F) Operating & Storage

-25 °C to +60 °C (-13 °F to +140 °F) Transport

Humidity

15-70% at +20 °C (+68 °F) Operating and Storage

10-95% at +20 °C (+68 °F) Transport

Recycling

Package (corrugated cardboard and

plastic bag)

The package must be recycled according to national

regulations.

Maxi Transfer

sheet

Combustible waste. Recyclable if laundered prior to

disposal, according to hospital or national regulations.

Summary of Contents for Maxi Transfer Sheet

Page 1: ... with people in mind Maxi Transfer Sheet 04 AK 01_6GB September 2012 04 MT 00 GB_8 06 2018 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ...

Page 2: ...ons for Use Design Policy and Copyright and are trademarks belonging to the ArjoHuntleigh group of companies ArjoHuntleigh 2013 As our policy is one of continuous improvement we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of ArjoHuntleigh ...

Page 3: ...eral Transfer 13 To Move the Patient Upwards in Bed 15 To Weigh the Patient 16 To Lift a Patient from the Floor 18 Spreader Bars 20 Lateral Transfer Between Adjacent Surfaces 20 To Move the Patient Upwards in Bed 22 To Turn the Patient in Bed 24 To Apply Remove an X ray Image Plate 26 Cleaning and Disinfection Instructions 28 Care and Preventive Maintenance 29 Troubleshooting 30 Technical Specific...

Page 4: ...igh representative The contact information ArjoHuntleigh Addresses is listed on the last page of this IFU Definitions in this IFU Means Safety warning Failure to understand and obey this warning may result in injury to you or to others Means Failure to follow these instructions may cause damage to all or parts of the system or equipment Means This is important information for the correct use of th...

Page 5: ...WL for all products and accessories used See section Allowed Combinations on page 10 The Maxi Transfer sheet should only be used for the purposes specified in this IFU Any other use is prohibited Patient Assessment ArjoHuntleigh recommends that facilities establish regular assessment routines Caregivers shall assess each patient according to the following criteria prior to use The Maxi Transfer sh...

Page 6: ... injury if patient care requires the use of tubes lines drains make sure these are being safely handled in the lifting repositioning and transfer manoeuvre WARNING To avoid injury never leave the patient unattended when the Maxi Transfer sheet is attached to the lift WARNING To avoid the patient from falling make sure that the loops are securely attached before and during the lifting process WARNI...

Page 7: ...ons please contact your local ArjoHuntleigh representative for support and service The contact information ArjoHuntleigh addresses is listed on the last page of this IFU Before Every Use 4 steps 1 Select the correct size of the Maxi Transfer sheet See section Maxi Transfer Sheet Size on page 9 Before use with other patient make sure the Maxi Transfer sheet is laundered according to section Cleanin...

Page 8: ...nces The side valances can be folded over the patient to give increased warmth comfort and dignity during the transfer 3 Reinforcements The reinforcements are located where the support surface meets the side valances The reinforcements must be placed in line with or outside the mattress edges to avoid high pressure points on the patient 4 Product Label The product label is located on one of the si...

Page 9: ...mpatible with the bed it is placed upon in accordance with section Allowed Combinations on page 9 Sheet illustration Article number SWL Product Description Measurement MAA7000R 272 kg 600 lbs Yellow and purple straps Support surface Width 96 cm 38 Length 244 cm 96 Side valance Width 40 cm 16 Length 244 cm 96 MAA7000W 272 kg 600 lbs Green and purple straps Support surface Width 125 cm 49 Length 244...

Page 10: ...nsfer sheet the support surface should cover the full width and length of the bed mattress and the side valances must not touch the floor WARNING To avoid injury the Safe Working Load SWL for all products and accessories used must be higher than the patient weight Maxi Sky 600 272 kg 600 Ibs Stretcher frame 272 kg 600 Ibs 2 point spreader bar 272 kg 600 Ibs Maxi Sky 2 272 kg 600 Ibs Stretcher fram...

Page 11: ...xtends below the foot end of the bed to enable the patient to be moved upwards in bed several times the pair of straps in the middle yellow or green comes approximately in line with the patient s trochanter major below pelvis the Maxi Transfer sheet is centred under the patient on the mattress the reinforcements are in line with or outside the mattress edges the side valances cover the straps on b...

Page 12: ... strap The loop length alternatives on the straps can be used to adjust the patient s position and comfort for example shorter loops at the head end and longer loops at the hip If the patient is not centred on the Maxi Transfer sheet select longer loop lengths on the side closest to the patient and shorter loop lengths at the other side Method 1 2 Steps 1 Press the latch open 2 Remove the loop Met...

Page 13: ...s body or along both sides of the patient See Fig 2 6 Lower the stretcher frame to enable the straps to be attached Caregiver should always hold on to the stretcher frame to avoid swinging movements See Fig 3 7 Attach all the straps All seven pairs of straps shall be attached to the five pairs of hooks Attach the first and last two pairs of straps to the first and last pairs of hooks See Fig 4 Use...

Page 14: ...hooks or select different loop lengths Continue to lift and transfer the patient to the receiving bed See Fig 6 and Fig 7 12 Lower the patient to the receiving bed 13 Before detaching the loops make sure that See Fig 8 the patient s body weight is fully supported by the bed the straps are no longer in tension Detach all loops and move the lift away from the patient 15 Make sure the patient is posi...

Page 15: ...e head end of the bed upwards 6 Slightly lift the patient to tension the straps pay attention to tubes drains lines etc if any make sure all loops are securely attached and the patient lays fully supported and comfortably in the Maxi Transfer sheet and make sure the Maxi Transfer sheet is not attached to any other object than the stretcher frame and that there is clearance to perform the manoeuvre...

Page 16: ...e first and last pairs of hooks See Fig 3 Use the loop lengths that give the best patient support and comfort 6 Slightly lift the patient to tension the straps pay attention to tubes drains lines etc if any make sure all loops are securely attached and the patient lays fully supported and comfortably in the Maxi Transfer sheet and make sure the Maxi Transfer sheet is not attached to any other obje...

Page 17: ... all loops and move the lift away from the patient 12 Make sure that See Fig 5 the patient is positioned safely and comfortably there are no creases or straps under the patient and the reinforcements of the Maxi Transfer sheet are positioned outside the edges of the mattress 11 WARNING To avoid injury make sure all loops are detached from the hooks before removing the lift Fig 5 ...

Page 18: ...rms on top of the patient s body 8 Position the lift sideways with the lift legs wide open Always pay attention to the patient s head Position one lift leg near the head and the other lift leg under the patient s knees See Fig 3 9 Make sure the stretcher frame is positioned along the length of the patient 10 Apply the brakes on the lift 11 Lower the stretcher frame to enable the straps to be attac...

Page 19: ...ore detaching the loops make sure that the patient s body weight is fully supported by the bed the straps are no longer in tension Detach all loops and move the lift away from the patient 19 Change the Maxi Transfer sheet which has been on the floor to prevent contamination See section To Apply Change the Maxi Transfer sheet on page 11 20 Make sure See Fig 6 the patient is positioned safely and co...

Page 20: ...ds the patient s hip 2 point spreader bar across the patient with the centre above the patient s navel See Fig 2 5 To access the straps place the side valances on top of the patient s body or along both sides of the patient See Fig 2 6 Lower the spreader bar to enable the straps to be attached Caregiver should always hold on to the spreader bar to avoid swinging movements See Fig 3 7 Use the loop ...

Page 21: ... adjust the stretcher frame balance by shifting the balance to the side carrying the most of the weight 11 Continue to lift and transfer the patient to the receiving bed See Fig 4 and Fig 5 12 Lower the patient to the receiving bed 13 Before detaching the loops make sure that See Fig 6 the patient s body weight is fully supported by the bed the straps are no longer in tension Detach all loops and ...

Page 22: ... avoid swinging movements 4 Position the spreader bar across the patient with the centre above the patient s navel If using a 4 point spreader bar place the wider part towards the patient s shoulders and the narrow part towards the patient s hip See Fig 2 5 Use the loop lengths that give the best patient support and comfort If needed to enhance attachment of the loops tilt the head end of the bed ...

Page 23: ...ient upwards in bed See Fig 3 8 Lower the patient onto the bed 9 Before detaching the loops make sure that the patient s body weight is fully supported by the bed the straps are no longer in tension Detach all loops and move the lift away from the patient 11 Make sure See Fig 4 the patient is positioned safely and comfortably there are no creases or straps under the patient and the reinforcements ...

Page 24: ...ing movements 4 Attach the straps on one side to support the patient from shoulder to pelvis Use all hooks See Fig 3 5 Prepare the patient for turning follow local technique Raise the side rail or make sure another caregiver is present continue with the steps on the next page TIPS Use the lift to move the patient to one side of the bed to create space prior to turning see section Lateral Transfer ...

Page 25: ...patient to prevent the patient from rolling back 10 Lower the spreader bar Detach all loops and move the lift away from the patient 12 Make sure the patient is positioned safely and comfortably there are no creases or straps under the patient and the reinforcements of the Maxi Transfer sheet are positioned outside the edges of the mattress 11 WARNING To avoid injury make sure all loops are detache...

Page 26: ...e spreader bar across the patient s chest See Fig 2 If using a 4 point spreader bar place the wider part towards the patient s shoulders and the narrow part towards the patient s hip 3 Lower the spreader bar Caregiver should always hold on to the spreader bar to avoid swinging movements 4 To prevent the patient from sliding profile the foot end of the bed giving a bent position of the patient s le...

Page 27: ...o remove the X ray image plate 13 Lower the patient Detach all loops and move the lift away from the patient 15 Make sure See Fig 5 the patient is positioned safely and comfortably there are no creases or straps under the patient and the reinforcements of the Maxi Transfer sheet are positioned outside the edges of the mattress 8 TIPS Detach the loops on only one side of the spreader bar to enable ...

Page 28: ... of and follow the Cleaning and Disinfection Instructions as they will have a direct impact on the Maxi Transfer sheet s condition and safety 1 TIPS If heavily soiled prewash in cold water to lower the risk of stains CAUTION Do NOT wash with hook and loop straps zippers other sharp objects or rough surfaces steam use any mechanical pressure pressing or rolling use bleach use gas sterilization use ...

Page 29: ...st inspect the complete Maxi Transfer sheet for damage deviations before and after every use Check for expiry date fraying tears or holes A See Fig 1 stitching failure or wear at the straps attachment point B See Fig 1 heat damage e g shrinkage a brittle ridged feel to the fabric parts damaged by bleach or other chemicals and unreadable or damaged label If the Maxi Transfer sheet shows any damage ...

Page 30: ...ed in section Allowed Combinations on page 10 in this IFU The patient is not positioned correctly in the Maxi Transfer sheet during transfer Make sure that the straps are attached as recommended in the IFU patient is in a horizontal position when supported by the Maxi Transfer sheet weight of the patient is evenly distributed depending on the manoeuvre The patient feels discomfort when using the M...

Page 31: ...SO 10993 5 ISO 10993 10 Degree of fire protection ISO 12952 1 and 12952 2 Operating transport and storage environment Temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Operating Storage 25 C to 60 C 13 F to 140 F Transport Humidity 15 70 at 20 C 68 F Operating and Storage 10 95 at 20 C 68 F Transport Recycling Package corrugated cardboard and plastic bag The package must be recycled according to national regu...

Page 32: ... manufacturer Manufacturing date PES REF REF Washing and care symbols Certificates markings Machine wash at 70 C 160 F No bleaching allowed Tumble dry No ironing allowed No dry cleaning allowed Date of first use Expected lifetime expiry date Name of hospital or ward CE marking in accordance with the Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC The equipment has been tested and fulfils all essential require...

Page 33: ... DD XXXXXXX 6400X rev XX XXXXXXX 272 kg 600 lbs 100010258 70 160 F _ _ _ _ 24M 20 LOT LOT Enter the year and month when using the Maxi Transfer sheet for the first time Number of months the Maxi Transfer sheet can be used when used and washed every sixth day Product Description Regular or Wide Maxi Transfer sheet label Enter the name of hospital or ward Fibre content ...

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Page 36: ...ET ArjoHuntleigh focuses on patient mobility and wound management solutions GETINGE provides solutions for infection control within healthcare and contamination prevention within life sciences MAQUET specializes in solutions therapies and products for surgical interventions and intensive care www ArjoHuntleigh com ArjoHuntleigh AB Verkstadsvägen 5 241 38 Eslöv SWEDEN ArjoHuntleigh AB Hans Michelse...

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