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Side Rails
The side rails were tested to 60601-2-52 (28.4.102 and 28.4.103). These rails also have been tested
and comply with patient entrapment rules and regulations (23.101). See Seven Zones of Bed Rail
Entrapment section on page 45.
WARNING:
Never try to move the bed by its side rails. The side rails may come
loose or break. Move the bed by the non-detachable parts on the main frame.
The detachable side rails are not designed to bear the full weight of the patient.
It is recommended to have the side rails upright at all times while the patient is in
the bed. However, the ultimate decision lies with the medical personnel who are
on site and can fully evaluate all factors.
An injury may occur if the side rail pins are not secured properly, or not in place,
causing harm to the patient and/or care provider.
If the side rails are not secured in the proper place, entrapment to the patient may
occur. Bed rail entrapment is a serious health risk that can result in serious injury
or even death. Sizewise recommends the care provider be mindful of the FDA
guidelines relevant to bed rail entrapment, as serious injury can result. These
guidelines can be found on the FDA website. It’s the provider’s ultimate decision
whether or not to use bed side rails with the patient.
The side rails are intended to fold down and away from
the bed. There are two positions for the side rails:
upright and completely down.
To Fold Down:
With one hand, hold the top of the side rail and with
the other hand push the blue button (A) inward to
lower the rail.
The side rails are attached to the top deck and are designed to move with it.
To Remove:
Lock side rail in the upright position.
Remove the pin (B) below the mount. Then pull up on the side rail.
A
B