SELECT IMPORTANT WARNINGS WHEN USING THE LIFELINE ARM
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Patient size is the determining factor when deploying the Lifeline ARM; there is no limitation
regarding patient weight.
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If the Piston cannot be adjusted to reach the patient’s chest, the patient is too small.
Remove the Frame and continue manual CPR.
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If the Frame cannot be latched, the patient is too big. Remove the Frame and continue
manual CPR.
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If at any time compressions cannot be performed by the Lifeline ARM, resume manual CPR.
During use:
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Always pause the device before changing the Battery Pack.
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Always pause compressions before performing ECG analysis with other equipment.
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The Battery Pack must always be installed in the Compression Module to operate the
device, even when powered by the AC Adapter.
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Avoid getting gel on the patient’s chest (e.g., from defibrillation pads) in the area of the
Piston target area.
During storage:
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Always store the device so it is ready to go.
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Always have the external AC Adapter power supply available with the device at all times.
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Store the Compression Module with a fully charged Battery Pack installed.
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Store the Compression Module with a new Patient Interface Pad installed.
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Be sure accessories such as the Stabilization Strap and extra Patient Interface Pads
are available.
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Consider keeping a spare fully charged Battery Pack on hand.
Note:
Refer to the User Manual for complete directions, indications, contraindications, side
effects, training requirements, dangers, warnings, cautions, troubleshooting, maintenance
and technical specifications .
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