Introduction; Indications; Contraindications; Intended Care Setting - Arjohuntleigh Skin IQ 1000 Instructions For Use Manual

Microclimate manager
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INTRODUCTION

This document should be saved in an easily accessible place for quick reference.
It is recommended that all sections of these instructions be read prior to product use. Carefully review the
Indications, Contraindications, Risks and Precautions and Safety Information prior to placing a patient on
the Skin IQ
TM
1000 Microclimate Manager (MCM).
These instructions do not provide specific safety or operational information for the
pressure redistribution surface and / or bed frame provided by the facility for use
with the Skin IQ 1000 MCM. Consult product labeling for information.
Caregivers should discuss Safety Information, Risks and Precautions and Contraindications with the
patient (or the patient's legal guardians) and the patient's family.
The Skin IQ 1000 MCM is a single patient use, disposable device that provides Negative Airflow Technology
(NAT) to manage the microclimate of the skin at the patient surface when fitted over a customer-provided
pressure redistribution surface.
It is also designed to reduce friction and improve patient comfort.
The Skin IQ 1000 MCM is suitable for use in acute and post acute facilities, is vapor permeable, and has a fluid-
resistant nylon taffeta cover.

Indications

The Skin IQ 1000 MCM is indicated for use in conjunction with a pressure redistribution
surface in order to aid in the prevention and treatment of skin breakdown and pressure ulcers (Stages I-IV) for
patients who require microclimate management of the skin.

Contraindications

Although Skin IQ 1000 MCM has no associated direct contraindications the caregiver should refer to and follow
any contraindications in the product labeling for the pressure redistribution surface and / or bed frame being
used with the Skin IQ 1000 MCM.

Intended Care Setting

Acute Care
Post Acute Care
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