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Bed Exit Alarm: Use Alarm
The bed exit alarm function on the SW Rest Secure System™ alerts the care provider that a patient
is attempting to exit the bed or is in an immediate risk of falling. This is especially important in
settings where continuous surveillance of the patient is not feasible.
WARNING:
The bed is to be used in accordance with each facility’s policies and
procedures.
There are 3 bed exit alarm sensitivity settings:
High Sensitivity: Detects patient movement, typically this setting would be used by
the care provider when needing to be notified of any movement,
generally patients at very high risk for falls.
Medium Sensitivity: Detects a patient attempting to exit the bed, typically this setting
would be used by the care provider in situations where the patient
is at a moderate to high risk for falls.
Low Sensitivity: Detects when a patient has exited the bed. This setting would
typically be used by the care provider in situations where the patient
responds to verbal or audible commands and is at a lower risk for
falls. If the patient is on an air support surface a lower sensitivity
setting may be more appropriate as well.
NOTE:
High and medium sensitivity settings may detect other movement, such as air therapy
mattresses.
High Sensitivity Medium Sensitivity Low Sensitivity
To set the bed exit alarm:
In order to set the bed exit alarm, the patient must be in the bed prior to selecting the desired
sensitivity level. To set the alarm, press the BED EXIT button until the desired sensitivity is
selected. When there are no indicator lights on, the alarm is disabled. When a bed exit alarm has
been activated, simply press the ENTER button to reset the alarm and the monitoring process will
be restored.
NOTE:
The bed exit indicator light will blink for 10 seconds before the alarm will activate. Upon
activation, the indicator will stay on. The bed exit alarm can only be activated with a minimum of
35 lbs. (16 kg.) on the bed.