Transport Recommendations
(applies to all conditions)
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Do not leave patient unattended on RexONE DCS
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Prevent patient headrest from catching when transporting over steps or rough terrain
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Check for secure and correct assembly with all tire systems
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When transporting patient in extreme heat/cold, provide protection between patient and RexONE DCS
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For better control, always Pull RexONE DCS avoid pushing the RexONE DCS
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During steep descent, RexONE DCS unit should be in front of Responder for added control on unit
TRANSPORT CONDITIONS
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1.
Roll RexOEN DCS to site of patient
2.
Position RexONE DCS next to patient for safe transfer onto unit
3.
Lift patient or slide onto RexONE DCS. Can use backboard or soft litter to transfer patient to RexONE DCS
4.
Place patient’s heat at top of Head Panel
5.
Pull Red Release Cable at base of Head Panel to adjust upper body position
6.
Adjust Head Rest in upright position. Push rest downward to lock in place
7.
Cross patient’s arms across chest or secure at sides. DO NOT allow arms to hang off
RexONE DCS frame
8.
Ensure arms are secured under straps
9.
Fasten straps around patient securely-do not over tighten
1.
Engage Hand Brake Lock Button to lock brake rods prior to moving patient onto RexONE DCS
2.
Roll RexONE DCS to site of patient
3.
Position RexONE DCS next to patient for safe transfer onto unit
4.
Lift patient or slide onto RexONE DCS. Can use backboard or soft litter to transfer patient to RexONE DCS
5.
Pull Red Release Cable at base of Head Panel to adjust upper body position
6.
Adjust Head Rest in upright position. Push rest downward to lock in place
7.
Fasten straps around patient securely-do not over tighten
8.
The supporting responder can use adjustable Hand Strap to provide additional guidance and
maneuverability
9.
Reassess patient frequently for changes in condition
10. Control descent speed by using DCS braking system
11. Flat/Prone position
a)
In rugged terrain, Pull RexONE DCS behind Lead Responder
b) When transporting in flat/prone position: Lead Responder will have RexONE DCS in front and
Support Responders alongside
c)
In prone or flat position, reverse head position of patient on RexONE DCS. Place head near Pull
Handle was feet on head rest. Descend with RexONE DCS in front of Responder.
d) During steep descent, RexONE DCS unit should be in front of Responder for added control on unit
Patient Position: Level and Solid Surfaces
Patient Position: Sloped and Rugged Terrain
