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Single Mode Bed Exit Alert System
48 Compella™ Bariatric Bed System Instructions for Use (178951 REV 6)
Magnification (Mag) Mode
As a reminder, when you a weigh a patient, the weight is shown in increments of 1
whole kilogram. If you need to see the weight to the nearest 0.5 kg (half kilogram), press
the
Mag Mode control. An indicator will come on to let you know that the Mag Mode is
active and the previous weight will now be shown to the nearest 0.5 kg. The Mag Mode
is only active for 5 seconds; after which time, the indicator will turn off and the weight
display will show its original value.
Unstable Weight
If the patient starts to move after a weight is shown, the weight on the display may adjust up or down
and will flash. This indicates that the weight readout is unstable. Once the patient lies still, the weight
will stabilize and the weight shown on the display will no longer flash.
SINGLE MODE BED EXIT ALERT SYSTEM
NOTE:
The Bed Exit Alert System should be used in conjunction with a sound falls-risk assessment and facility
approved protocol.
The Bed Exit Alert System controls are on the flip-up caregiver control pod that is on each intermediate
siderail.
If your bed is equipped with the Compella™ Low Air Loss Surface with Turn Assist and CLRT (Continuous
Lateral Rotation Therapy), Bed Exit should be used in the Normal mode only. It should not be used with
the CLRT mode active as it may cause false alerts.
NOTE:
If the bed is in Transport Mode (the power drive wheels are on the ground), and you
attempt to arm the Bed Exit system, the Raise Bed control indicator on the control pod
will flash 5 times and you will hear a triple beep. To remove the bed from the Transport
Mode , press and hold the Raise Bed control until its indicator turns off and you hear a
single beep; the bed is ready to arm Bed Exit.
The Single Mode Bed Exit System has only one mode: Out-of-Bed.
Out-of-Bed Mode —this mode sounds an alert when the patient's weight shifts significantly off the
frame of the bed. This mode is most useful when a caregiver wants the patient to move freely within the
bed, but to be notified when the patient leaves the bed.
When the system is armed and it detects an Out-of-Bed alert condition, the following occur even if the
patient returns to the bed:
• An audible alert comes on.
• The indicator for the Out-of-Bed mode flashes.
• A priority nurse call is sent to the nurses station (for beds equipped with Nurse Call).