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BED PAN PLACEMENT
1 .
Level the bed .
2 .
Lower the siderail on the caregiver's side .
3 .
Use the TURN ASSIST feature (Refer to "To Start Turn
Assist" on
page
4 .
Position the bed pan on the support surface .
5 .
Return the patient to the center position and be sure
the bed pan is properly positioned under the patient .
BED PAN REMOVAL
1 .
Level the bed .
2 .
Lower the siderail on the caregiver's side .
3 .
Use the Turn Assist feature (Refer to "To Start Turn
Assist" on
page
4 .
Remove the bed pan from the support surface .
5 .
Return the patient to the center position .
6 .
Position the patient along the center
line of the support surface .
WARNING
Failure to position the patient along the support surface center
line before starting therapy could result in patient injury . Check
patient frequently to ensure proper positioning and support
surface inflation .
7 .
Align the patient's shoulders with the graphic
indicator on the side of the support surface .
8 .
Raise and lock the siderails .
INCONTINENCE / DRAINAGE
A single layer of moisture vapor permeable or incontinence
pads may be used . However, using too many layers between
the patient's skin and the support surface will reduce the
effectiveness of the pressure-relieving capabilities of the
system .
Watch for incontinence or drainage and provide appropriate
skin care following each episode .
WARNING
• It is the responsibility of the caregiver to monitor the
patient's condition at regular intervals to ensure patient
safety .
• Disinfect the support surface between patients . Failure
to properly disinfect could result in cross-contamination
and infection .
• Consult physician if redness or skin breakdown occurs .
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1-26) to roll the patient onto their side .
1-26) to roll the patient onto their side .
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