Proper Placement of the Head Rest Pads for Prone
Positioning:
For techniques requiring a prone position, place the face pad in
the standard position as shown below. This provides support and
comfort for the head and neck in any angle of articulation. And for
extra stretch and contour to the back, the side pads on the Head
Rest Section provide an ample area of support for the arms when
in an overhead placement.
The optional, retractable security rail provides safety during
patient transfer and stability during procedures. It folds down easily
for unobstructed patient access. Grasp the rail at the top and slide
it towards the Head Rest Section until you feel the rail slip out
of the notches in the frame. The rail can then be lowered to hang
down slightly under the table and out of the way until needed again.
Reverse the sequence to lift the rail back into an upright position.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
• Adjusting the Articulating Head Rest
• Adjusting the Siderail (PT300 & Orthopedic Hi-lo Casting Table only)
USE OF THE ARTICULATING HEAD REST SECTION
(PT200, PT300 & ORTHOPEDIC HI-LO CASTING TABLE)
DO NOT sit on the Head Rest
Section.
DO NOT place excess weight
on the Head Rest Section.
DO NOT use it in assisting the
client on and/or off the table.
DO NOT lower the Articulating
Head Rest while the client is
in position on the table. When
making these adjustments make
certain the client is removed
before proceeding.
DO NOT Lower the Head Rest
wihout a firm hold on the top.
To release the lock on the posi-
tion without manually guiding
the top into place could cause
personal injury or damage to
the table.
IMPORTANT
Be sure self-locking molded
rubber feet are flat side down
to ensure safety and stability.
CAUTION
PT300 pad position
PT200 pad position
Prone Position
shown: PT300
ADJUSTING THE SECURITY SIDERAIL
(PT300 & ORTHOPEDIC HI-LO CASTING TABLE OPTION)
