LIFTING THE PATIENT
Part No. 1145811
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Stand Up Lift Model RPS350-2
3. Ensure
the
following:
A. Patient’s
knees
are
secure
against
the
knee
pad.
B. Patient
ʹ
s
feet
are
positioned
on
the
footplate.
C. The
bottom
edge
of
either
the
standing
sling
is
positioned
on
the
lower
back
or
the
transport
sling
is
at
the
base
of
the
patient
ʹ
s
spine.
D. The
patient
ʹ
s
arms
are
outside
of
the
standing
or
transport
sling.
E. The
rear
casters
are
unlocked.
F. The
legs
are
in
the
maximum
open
position.
WARNING
If transferring from a wheelchair, the wheelchair wheel locks MUST be in the locked
position before lowering the patient into the wheelchair. Otherwise, injury may
occur.
4. If
transferring
from
a
wheelchair,
lock
the
wheel
locks
on
the
wheelchair.
Refer
to
Detail
“B”.
5. Press
the
up
arrow
button
to
raise
the
patient
above
the
surface
(bed,
wheelchair,
or
commode).
The
patient’s
weight
will
be
fully
supported
by
the
stand
up
lift.
Refer
to
Detail
“C”.
NOTE:
The
lower
center
of
gravity
provides
stability
making
the
patient
feel
more
secure
and
the
lift
easier
to
move.
NOTE:
The
lift
arms
will
stay
in
position
until
the
down
arrow
button
is
pressed.
