Hill-Rom CareAssist Bed P1170, Руководство пользователя

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When 30 lb (14 kg) are added to the bed, a warning tone sounds. When 30 lb (14 kg) are removed from
the bed, a local alarm sounds. If the Nurse Call system is operational, a signal is sent to the nurse station.
The Bed Exit system must be turned off at the bedside to cancel the nurse call signal.
To Silence an Alarm
• Press the Enable control on the scale control pod.
• Press the Bed Exit control. This turns off the Bed Exit system and silences the alarm.
• Make sure the patient is on the bed.
• Activate the Bed Exit system.
Changing the Alarm Tone
• Press the Enable control on the scale control pod.
• Press the Tone control until you reach the desired tone.
Changing the Alarm Volume
• Press the Enable control on the scale control pod.
• Press the Volume control until you reach the desired volume. The
volume setting is shown next to the Volume control.
Bed Exit Alarm System (C Model and Newer Beds)
WARNING:
The Bed Exit Alarm System is not intended as a substitute
for good nursing practices. The Bed Exit Alarm System must
be used in conjunction with a sound risk assessment and
protocol.
The Bed Exit Alarm System control is on the flip-up control pod
on the outside of the head end siderails.
The Bed Exit Alarm System has three modes: Patient Position Mode/Patient Movement Mode, Bed
Exiting, and Out-of-Bed.
Patient Position Mode/Patient Movement Mode
The Patient Position Mode/Patient Movement Mode alarms when the patient moves
towards either siderail or moves away from the head section, such as sits up in bed. This
mode should be used when a caregiver wants to be alerted when the patient begins to
move. (Sometimes this is referred to as Patient Movement Mode).
When the system is armed and it detects patient movement towards either siderail or
away from the head section, these occur:
• An audible alarm comes on.
• The Patient Position Mode/Patient Movement Mode indicator flashes.
• A priority nurse call is sent. The light and alarm continue until the system is turned off, even if the
patient lies down on the bed.