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4.4 Stabilization
Once compressions have started, to help ensure the ACC remains appropriately positioned, apply
the Stabilization Strap as described below:
• Remove the Stabilization Strap from Carrying Case, if not already at the patient's side.
• Lift patient’s head and place strap behind patient’s neck.
Note:
Use other accepted patient
handling techniques if the patient has or may be suspected to have head, neck, spine or
other bone-structure compromising injuries.
• Connect the Stabilization Strap to the Frame by pushing the strap clips into the Frame's
Stabilization Strap Connectors until they click into place.
• The Stabilization Strap's length can be adjusted using the self-adhesive Velcro that holds
both strap clips to the Strap. Be sure that the Strap is suffi ciently tightened so that the
ACC's correct position over the patient's chest can be maintained.
• Make sure the Piston is correctly positioned on patient’s chest. If not, stop compressions,
loosen the Stabilization Strap and readjust as instructed above. Note: As with any step in
using the ACC, it is important to minimize the time CPR is not being performed. If the ACC
is not performing compressions for any reason, always consider performing manual CPR.
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