Transferring A Patient To The Xprt™ Therapeutic Support Surface; Transferring A Patient From The Xprt™ Therapeutic Support Surface; Transporting A Patient On The Bed - Stryker XPRT Manual De Uso

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TRANSFERRING A PATIENT TO THE XPRT™ THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT SURFACE
1 . Select the "Max Inflate" button . Refer to "To Start Max Inflate" on
2 . Adjust the height of the bed to the same level as the surface from which the patient is being transferred .
3 . Lock the brakes on both surfaces . Lower the siderails .
4 . Transfer the patient following all applicable safety rules
and institution protocols to ensure patient and caregiver
safety .
5 . Position the patient along the center line of the support
surface .
6 . Select the "Stop" button to turn off Max Inflate .
WARNING
• To reduce risk of patient or user injury and equipment damage, do not exceed the safe working load of the hospital
bed frame when supporting both the patient and XPRT™ therapeutic support surface .
• Failure to position the patient along the support surface center line before starting therapy could result in patient
injury .
• Max Inflate should not be used as a firmness setting and is only intended for a short duration of up to 30 minutes .
7 . Align the patient's shoulders with the graphic indicator on the side of the support surface .
8 . Raise and lock the siderails .
TRANSFERRING A PATIENT FROM THE XPRT™ THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT SURFACE
1 . Select the "Max Inflate" button . Refer to "To Start Max Inflate" on
2 . Adjust the height of the bed to the same level as the surface to which the patient is being transferred .
3 . Lock the brakes on both surfaces . Lower the siderails .
4 . Transfer the patient following all applicable safety rules and institution protocols to ensure patient and caregiver
safety .
5 . Select the "Stop" button to turn off Max Inflate .
CAUTION
To avoid possible patient injury, do not use the side handles to transport the patient .

TRANSPORTING A PATIENT ON THE BED

1 . Discontinue any therapy modes that are currently activated and return the patient to the supine position .
2 . Unplug the support surface power cord from the FL27 and the bed power cord from the wall outlet and properly
stow them to avoid entanglement during transport .
3 . Raise and lock the siderails .
4 . Transport the patient following all applicable safety rules and institution protocols to ensure patient and caregiver
safety .
5 . Plug the bed power cord into properly grounded, hospital grade wall receptacles when the patient's destination is
reached .
6 . Plug the support surface power cord into the FL27 .
Note:
The support surface will automatically maintain air pressure for up to four hours .
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