Contradictions And Side Effects; Physical Requirements Of The Operators - Promeba PS-251 User Manual

USER GUIDE //
CHAIR PS-251 + POWER TRACK PA-260 + LOCKING SYSTEM PA-281
Review 04/20
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WARNINGS
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Before each use, check the integrity of the belts and their hooks, as specified in the manual. In case of
malfunction or any damage that may compromise the function and safety of the device, the patient or
the operator, it is necessary to replace the belts.
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Make sure the belts are tight to the chassis of a stretcher/chair.
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Always immobilize the patient, using the straps supplied by the manufacturer; the lack of immobiliza-
tion can cause serious damage.
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Use the emergency chair only as described in this manual.
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Do not alter or modify the emergency chair arbitrarily to make it fit into the ambulance: the modifi-
cation can cause unpredictable functioning and damage to the patient and operators. In any case the
guarantee will be lost.
·
Pay close attention to possible obstacles (water, ice, debris, etc.) on the route of the stretcher/chair,
because they could cause loss of balance for the operator and compromise the proper functioning of
the device. If you cannot set the path free from obstacles, choose an alternative path.
·
For height gradients, the device must be raised, taking care to grasp the structure and not from the
banks/platforms.
·
Condensation, water, ice and accumulations of dust can affect the correct functioning of the device,
which makes it unpredictable and causes a sudden change in the weight that operators have to carry.
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The transport chairs are certified for use with Promeba fastening systems, therefore, the use of belts
not approved by the manufacturer is prohibited. Fastening systems that have not been approved can
alter the structural and functional characteristics of the chairs.
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Replace the wheels with original parts, in case of failure to stop the device.
02.3

Contradictions and side effects

The use of this device, if used as described in this manual, does not present any contradiction or colla-
teral effect.
02.4

Physical requirements of the operators

This product is intended only for use by specialized operators. The rescue team must have, at least, the
following requirements:
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Physical capacity to be able to operate the device.
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Being able to grasp the device firmly with both hands
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Strong back, arms and legs to lift, push and pull the device.
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Have a good muscular coordination.
The operators must be trained to be able to transport efficiently, efficiently and safely.
For extremely heavy patient loading procedures, operations on difficult terrain and, in
particular situations more operators may be needed (not only 2 as in normal conditions).
The capabilities of the various operators must be considered before determining the
function they will have in the operation of the device.
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