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ASP motioncare LIANA User Manual

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  • Page 1 LIANA Patient seat- and stand stabilizer USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    The patient seat- and stand stabilizer LIANA may only be used by authorised persons. Please read this manual carefully before using LIANA! Contents Safety information ....................3 1.1 Safety of use ..........................3 1.2. General safety rules ........................ 4 1.3 Symbols ............................. 5 Specification .................

  • Page 3: Safety Information

    1. Safety information Please read this manual carefully before the use. If you have any questions concerning this, our technical consultants would be glad to give you further information - 02722-63596-24. The manufacturer of the product is not liable for damages caused to people or things due to wrong- or irresponsible use of the product.

  • Page 4: General Safety Rules

    1.2. General safety rules • WARNING: When moving the divece, make sure that the product does not collide with anything. • WARNING: Before commissioning, after storage and transport, inspect the device visually to preclude mechanical damage. Before use please check all electrical functions.

  • Page 5: Symbols

    • WARNING: At mobilisation processes with severely ill and absolutely immobile patients, the patient must be under continuous observation. It´s not allowed to leave the patient room. • WARNING: When attaching the T-element, please take care that the pap between mattress and T-element isn´t to big. The patient may slip through - >...

  • Page 6: Specification

    2. Specification SIGN. PARAMETER VALUE UNIT LABELING Medical product-class Total height [mm] 1870 Height min. [mm] 1270 Total width [mm] 1750 Norminal width [mm] 555-755 Total length B+750 [mm] 1420 Heightadjustment [mm] Length-adjustment [mm] 470-670 Turning radius [mm] 3000 Minimal/ [mm] 555 - 1750 Maximal position back rest...

  • Page 7: Purpose

    Weight: 110 KG 3. Purpose The seat- and stand-stabilizer LIANA is a medical product that was developed for patient seat- and stand-stabilisation, -mobilisation and -postioning. The patient- seat and -stand-stabilizer LIANA is for using in short- and long-term care facilities, hospitals, hospices, rehabilitation centers and for home care.
  • Page 8 The decision on the application of the device lies with the doctor in charge. So you can avoid contra indications. NOT ALLOWED FOR PATIENT-TRANSPORT! The height and length adjustment can be operated with a hand switch (with cable connection) or by a panel on the column.

  • Page 9: Mobilization Of The Patient

    4. Mobilization of the patient In case of malfunction please press the emergency button at the device. The electrical circuit will shut off. A further use is not allowed. Please contact the costumer support: +49(0)2722/63596-24. 4.1. Mobilization at the edge of the bed „Sitting on the edge of the bed”...
  • Page 10 • By using the panel on the column / the handswitch, you can slide the horizontal column backwards and forwards. So you´re able to find the optimum position for the patient. • First of all, for a good and comfortable position, set the lumbar support. •...

  • Page 11: Mobilization In An Upright Position

    A permanent supervision must be at…: • ... mobilization of an intubated patient. • ... mobilization of a patient, who is not able to express by himself. • ... mobilization of a tracheostomized patient. • ... mobilization of a patient, who is breathing spontaneously. 4.2 Mobilization in an upright position „Standing”...
  • Page 12 • Now, the patient can comfortably support his arms on the armrests. Then he has to be grip the handholds. The patient leans forward slightly (position of a ski jumper). • When rising up, the patient should be supported by two health professionals/ physiotherapists.

  • Page 13: Constructive Assembly

    5. Constructive assembly Name headrest backrest armrest handshold Lock T-element T-element braked role legrest lumbar support adjustment arm adjustment lumbar support adjustment back adjustment headrest column push handle power supply box with control panel on the column tube holder emergency button table Rev.

  • Page 14: Handswitch And Column Keypad

    6. Handswitch and column keypad LIANA has two possibilities of control: A wired handswitch and an integrated column keypad. It is possible to adjust the height (1) and the longitudinal shift (2). The handswitch also has a battery level (3). Rev.

  • Page 15: Handling

    7. Handling 7.1. Switch-on/switch-off the device To turn on the device, insert the battery and close the back door. Please check the charge status -> battery level indicator on the handswitch. If the intensity is not set, the device remains in the standby mode. The motor is only activated by pressing the function keys.

  • Page 16: Positioning Armrests

    7.3. Positioning armrests The positioning/adjustment of the armrest should be done before amounting the T-element. It´s possible to adjust the armrests lateral and longitudinal. To adjust the longitudinal position, untie the lower star grip (1), >Pic. I< to move it forward and backward. Replay the procedure at the other side. The scales at the exterior surfaces of the arms serve as adjusting aid.

  • Page 17: Positioning Lumbar Support

    Rotated armrests are used to move the patient to an upright position - Description under point 4. Pic. II 7.4. Positioning lumbar support It´s possible to adjust the height of the lumbar support. Pull the lock (1) >Pic. III< and move it in the direction you want. The interior of the rail is fitted with cut- outs for secure catching.

  • Page 18: Positioning Backrest

    7.5. Positioning backrest It´s possible to adjust the height of the backrest. Pull the lock (1) >Pic. IV< and move it in the direction you want. The interior of the rail is fitted with cut-outs for secure catching. Pic. IV WARNING "Risk of entrapment"...

  • Page 19: Positioning Headrest

    7.6. Positioning headrest The headrest is adjustable longitudinally, heightadjustable and rotable. To change the longitudinal position, release the locking lever (2) >Pic. V< and adjust it into the desired position. After adjusting, tight the locking lever (2) firmly again. To adjust the height of the headrest, pull the lock (1) >Pic. V< and adjust the height by the linkage (3) >Pic.

  • Page 20: Positioning Legrests

    7.7. Positioning legrests The legrests are used to move the patient to an upright position – Description under >point 4 Insert the legrests into the side rails at the chassis and fix them by the locks (3) on each side. Adjust it into the desired position and fix it by the lock (1) >Pic. VI<. Adjust the desired height and lateral position of the legrests (2), >Pic.

  • Page 21: Swivelling Arm

    7.8. Swivelling arm Pic. VII Open the joint of the swivelling arm by pulling the lock (1) >Pic. VII<. Swing the arm/bar out until it clicks into place. In order to return to the previous position, pull the lock (1) > Pic. VII< again and swing the arm/bar inwards until it clicks into place.

  • Page 22: T-Element And Table

    T-element and table 7.10. If the patient is not able to sit stable by himself, he should be stabilized by the stabilizer straps (see point 7.9). The T-element provides better support for the patient and prevents slipping. Furthermore it can safeguard the patient from possible strangulation. Amount the T-element into the provided opening at the bar right and left.

  • Page 23: Cleaning And Disinfection

    With the optional table, the patient can eat and drink during the mobilisation process. To amount the table, please set the armrests to mid position. Now put the table over the handles. – >Pic. IX<. Pic. IX 8. Cleaning and disinfection •...

  • Page 24: Maintenance / Service

    9. Maintenance / service • In case of disturbances first of all switch off the. Any other uses shall not be permitted. • Do not use a damaged appliance. Repair and maintenance work may only be carried out by qualified skilled personnel. •...

  • Page 25: Warranty

    Warranty Warranty claims as well as liability for personal injury and damage to property become void under the following circumstances: • Incorrect operation and/or application error and/or the product was used inappropriate; • The device was used by non trained and/or used by non instructed specialist stuff;...
  • Page 26 In the event of a medical incident/accident inform immediately: ASP GmbH Zum Kalkofen 24 D-57439 Attendorn Germany Telefon +49(0)2722-63596-0 Mail: bb@asp-d.de oder kl@asp-d.de Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (Bfarm) Kurt-Georg-Kiesinger-Allee 3 D-53175 Bonn Tel.: +49(0)228/9930730 E-Mail: poststelle@bfarm.de Rev. 29.07.2021 page 26 z 31...

  • Page 27: Electrical Diagram

    Electrical diagram Rev. 29.07.2021 page 27 z 31...
  • Page 28 Rev. 29.07.2021 page 28 z 31...
  • Page 29 ASP GmbH. It´s a brand name / name of a department, not an an independent company. Distribution: ASP GmbH, Zum Kalkofen 24, D - 57439 Attendorn Hotline: +49(0)2722-63596-0 Mo.- Do.: 8:00 – 16:00 o´Clock, Fr.: 8:00 -15:00 o´Clock E-Mail: info@asp-d.de...
  • Page 30 Rev. 29.07.2021 page 30 z 31...

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