Arjo MaxxAir ETS, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Introduction
The MaxxAir ETS™ (Expandable Turning Surface) Mattress Replacement System (MRS)
is a pressure relief mattress replacement system designed to provide turning and low-air-
loss therapy, principally for the BariMaxx™ Bariatric Bed System and BariMaxx II Therapy
System beds. The system capabilities are designed for patients weighing up to 1000 lb
(453.5 kg)*, with expandability features from 36 in to 42 in to 48 in in width when used on
the BariMaxx II Therapy System frame.
The MaxxAir ETS (MRS) is comprised of one 36 in wide middle section, two 6 in wide
side air bolsters to provide expandability and two inflatable bladders beneath the mattress
to provide the turn assist function. The 36 in middle section consists of a two-inch foam
pad and twenty individual eight-inch (8 in) height cells. Each side bolster consists of four
individual ten-inch (10 in) cells with no foam.
The MaxxAir ETS Therapy Unit is a variable speed blower that provides adjustable air
pressure. A variable cycle time turning valve is used to activate the turn
assist function.
The Turn Assist feature slowly inflates the appropriate turning bladders to gently tilt the
patient to the left or right. The cycle time may be set to use the turn as a Nurse Assist (turn
and hold) or as a programmable continuous turn.
INDICATIONS
The MaxxAir ETS MRS is indicated for Prevention and Treatment of Pressure Ulcers.
The MaxxAir ETS MRS can be used for:
• Patients whose body weight and size pose a significant risk or care management
issue to the patient or staff during the performance of routine nursing care
• Large patients weighing up to 1000 lb (453.5 kg)*
•
Large patients who are difficult to turn
• Large patients using a static mattress that would benefit from a pressure
relief surface
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Patient conditions for which the MaxxAir ETS MRS is contraindicated include:
• Unstable Vertebral Fracture or Unstable Vertebral Column
• Cervical Traction
• Patients with total weight in excess of 1000 lb (453.5 kg)*
*Refer to Safety Information on Maximum Recommended Patient Weight.