Arjo MAA2050M, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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19. If an adjustment is needed, lower the patient and
make sure that the weight of the patient is taken up
by the receiving surface before removing the clip/
loop.
20. If using a clip sling with manual DPS spreader bar,
make sure that one caregiver holds on to the DPS
while the other caregiver operates the lift.
WARNING
Make sure straps are not caught by
wheelchair or lift castors.
21. Release the brakes on the lift.
22. Transfer/transport/bathe the patient according to
the lift IFU .
On Floor (32 steps)
1. Make a clinical assessment of the patient. Do not
use the sling if the patient has a head, neck, spine
or hip injury. Use the Scoop Stretcher instead. See
the Scoop Stretcher
IFU .
2. Place a pillow under the patient’s head.
(See Fig. 15 )
3. Make sure the patient is in an area that is accessible
for the lift. If needed, use an ArjoHuntleigh
sliding sheet/tube for placement of the sling. See
respective
Sliding sheet/tube IFU .
4. Check that the stiffeners are completely inside the
stiffener pockets, if any.
5.
If the patient is able to sit up, continue to
next step. If not able to sit up, proceed to
step 9.
6.
Patient able to sit up:
Stand behind the patient
and help him/her to a seated position.
7. Place the sling over the patient’s back and head
with the inside of the sling against the patient. The
sling label is located on the outside.
8. Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
patient’s spine, starting at the coccyx.
Continue
to step 16.
9.
Patient not able to sit up:
Fold the sling
lengthwise along the centre line, outside facing
outside. The sling label is located on the outside.
10. Log roll the patient. (Use local technique)
(See Fig. 16 ) If log rolling is not possible, use an
ArjoHuntleigh sliding sheet/tube for placing the
sling. See respective
Sliding sheet/tube IFU .
11. Place the folded sling over the patient’s side. Make
sure that the centre line is aligned with the patient’s
spine, starting at the coccyx. Place the leg fl aps/
straps towards the legs.
12. Fold down the top of the sling and tuck it under the
patient’s body.
13. Log roll the patient to the other side.
14. Pull out the remaining part of the sling from under
the patient’s body.
15. Return the patient to his/her back.
16. Make sure that the:
(See Fig. 17 )
• sling is centred and fl at without creases,
• sling’s head support covers the neck/head area,
• sling pieces are not twisted underneath the
patient and
• if a sling with commode is being used, make
sure the hole is positioned correctly.
WARNING
To avoid injury, make sure the patient’s
arms are placed inside of the sling.
17. Make sure the patient’s arms are inside the sling.
18. Position the lift sideways with the lift legs wide
open. One caregiver needs to be close to the
patient’s head and the other caregiver needs to lift
up the patient’s leg(s)/limb(s).
19. Position one lift leg next to the patient’s head and
the other lift leg under the patient’s leg(s)/limb(s).
Make sure the spreader bar is positioned over the
patient’s shoulders.
(See Fig. 18 )
20. Lower the spreader bar with the spreader bar DPS
in a reclined position.
21. Place the leg fl aps/straps underneath the patient’s
leg(s)/limb(s). If using a loop sling, cross the
legs straps. Pull one strap through the other.
(See Fig. 10 )
WARNING
To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
spreader bar.
Continue with the steps on the next page.
Fig. 15 Fig. 16 Fig. 17 Fig. 18
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