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© NeuroGym Technologies Inc. 2009 – Sit-to-Stand Trainer Product Manual – March 2009 

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List of Precautions for the Sit-to-Stand Trainer 

 

1.  It is not advisable to use the Sit-to-Stand Trainer with individuals who have 

extreme full body weakness (quadriparesis) unless supervised by a clinician. 

2.  Use special caution with individuals who have severe osteoporosis, especially if 

they have not attempted to stand for a long period of time. 

3.  Use caution with individuals who have weak ankles. Extra support may be 

necessary at the ankle joint to prevent injury. 

4.  Use caution with individuals who have flexor or extensor tone in the upper 

extremity. 

Closely supervise to ensure that the hands do not let go of the 

handle bar.

 

5.  Use caution with individuals who have flexor tone in the lower extremity  (e.g. 

place your foot behind the user’s heel). Closely supervise to ensure that the legs 
do not lift upwards from the ground. 

6.  Ensure that the individual has the ability to sit down when fatigued, especially 

when performing mobility exercises. 

7.  Lock the wheels of the Sit-to-Stand Trainer for all stationary movements 

and/or during any standing attempt prior to performing mobility exercises. 

8.  Adjust the knee support pad height to a level that is at, or slightly below the knee 

joint. 

9.  Ensure that the knee support pad is set at a distance close enough to allow the 

individual to grasp the handle bar. 

10. Check frequently that the knees do not slip laterally off the knee support 

pad. 

11. Ensure that the counter-weight support strap is attached around and/or below the 

bulk of the buttocks region to prevent the strap from slipping upwards. 

12. Properly supervise the individual at all times that he/she is in the Sit-to-Stand 

Trainer.  

13. Always provide a safe training environment. The floor should be flat, even and 

free from debris. 

 

IMPORTANT:  Read all Precautions and Instructions prior to using the Sit-To-Stand Trainer 

For Service or Part information call:   

NeuroGym Technologies Inc. 

1-877-523-4148

 

©NeuroGym Technologies Inc. 

103-1644 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada  K1V 7Y6 

 

Summary of Contents for Sit-to-Stand

Page 1: ...NeuroGym Technologies Inc Sit to Stand Trainer Product Manual NeuroGym Technologies Inc 2009 1644 Bank Street Suite 103 Ottawa Ontario Canada K1V 7Y6 Toll free 1 877 523 4148 www neurogymtech com...

Page 2: ...ing the Kneepad 10 Positioning the Handlebar 10 Selecting and Engaging the Counterweight 10 Figure 4 Correct Body Mechanics for Operating the Sit to Stand Trainer 11 Correct Body Mechanics 11 Beginnin...

Page 3: ...forts Through continued training and gradually reducing the counter weight a client can relearn the standing up skill Equipped with a weight stack and a locking pulley system the counter weight can be...

Page 4: ...individual has the ability to sit down when fatigued especially when performing mobility exercises 7 Lock the wheels of the Sit to Stand Trainer for all stationary movements and or during any standing...

Page 5: ...Petzl to Weight Stack Cable Sling Washable Sling Rings 2 One on each end of the sling Bariatric Extender Bariatric Center Ring Bariatric Extender Adjustment Knee Pad Handlebars Wheels Wheel Locks Inst...

Page 6: ...h 2009 page 6 Figure 1 Sit to Stand Trainer Sling washable Petzl Knee Pad Carabineer to Attach to Sling Rings Weight Stack Handlebars Weight Adjust Pin Rope Carabineer to Attach Petzl to Weight Stack...

Page 7: ...will enable the sling to be slid under the elevated hip Repeat on the other side to facilitate sling positioning This will quickly become easier as residents understand the objective and improve their...

Page 8: ...enter Ring on the Bariatric Extender to carabineer on rope If the Bariatric Extender is not required connect the carabineer on the rope to the rings on either end of the sling After the client is in a...

Page 9: ...ing Pin and the Locker Ring See Figure 3 The Locker Ring is only required to be rotated turn counterclockwise to loosen the Assembly The Positioning Pin can only be pulled out when the Locker Ring is...

Page 10: ...range of motion or flexor tone limits the client s ability to grasp the handlebar slight assistance can be provided by pulling on the side of the sling to assist with the standing effort Selecting and...

Page 11: ...ilable only until counterweight comes into contact with remainder of weight stack Note that at this point the Petzl is designed to release Figure 4 Correct Body Mechanics for Operating the Sit to Stan...

Page 12: ...counterweight The goal is to provide the client with just enough assistance to be able to successfully perform the standing motion but with as much independent effort as possible Adjusting the Counter...

Page 13: ...the sling from under the client and spray inside surface with disinfectant Maintenance Use disinfectant wipes or spray to clean sling and handlebars after each use Sling can be laundered regularly in...

Page 14: ...NeuroGym Technologies Inc 2009 Sit to Stand Trainer Product Manual March 2009 page 14 Sample Evaluation Form...

Page 15: ...upport particularly upon loss of balance The Bungee Walker enables more realistic safe practice of gait and most importantly the protective reactions necessary to prevent falls Ankle Trainer Strengthe...

Page 16: ...Technologies Inc 2009 Sit to Stand Trainer Product Manual March 2009 page 16 NeuroGym Technologies Inc 2009 1644 Bank Street Suite 103 Ottawa Ontario Canada K1V 7Y6 Toll free 1 877 523 4148 www neurog...

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