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- Page 1 User manual / Bruksanvisning / Notice d’utilisation / Benutzerhandbuch / Handleiding Slings/ Selar/ Harnais / Gurte / Tilbanden Amputee Sling 25040, 25140...
- Page 2 Allmän beskrivning/Avsedd användning Technical Specifications Teknisk specifikation Product Label Produktetikett Compliances and Standards Överensstämmelse och standard Suspension Alternatives Upphängningsalternativ Hanger Bars for Human Care Lifts Byglar till Human Cares lyftar Compatibility Kompatibilitet Sling Application Applicering av sele Troubleshooting Felsökning Care Instructions Skötselinstruktioner...
- Page 3 Notice to user/patient in case of serious incident Human Care’s products are continuously Any serious incident that has occurred in rela- being developed and updated to provide our tion to the product, should be reported to the customers with the highest quality.
- Page 4 • Check that the lift is balanced when moving, This product is not a swing. raising and/or lowering the client. If you are using a Human Care lift with telescopic • Make sure no sharp objects are in contact hanger bar, it is important that the bar hooks with the sling.
- Page 5 The Amputee Sling is available in polyester a client’s leg or legs. Combined with the design of (25040) and polyester net (25140). Net slings are the sling, this results in a very small opening at the primarily designed for use in wet environments.
- Page 6 Slings Product Label The label on the sling contains the following information: Human Care company logo This way up arrow and marking the centre line of the sling CE and MD marking Amputee Sling Product name and size Picture showing the sling in use...
- Page 7 Compliances and Standards Human Care is an ISO 13485:2016 certified Directive 93/42/EEC (MDD) and/or EU Regula- Swedish medical device company. The Quality tion 2017/745 (MDR), as class I medical device. Management System is in compliance with US The CE mark is on the product.
- Page 8 A spacious sitting position making it suitable for larger clients or when using a stretcher. 4-point suspension is available with both fixed and portable ceiling lifts or floor lifts. Hanger Bars for Human Care Lifts HeliQ Roomer S / Altair HeliQ (7275x) (55751 45 cm, 17,7”...
- Page 9 Compatibility Human Care Group slings are designed for use standard requirements for patient lifts as with all Human Care lifts and hanger bars. The stated in EN ISO 10535. products are also compatible with products of other suppliers utilizing the same attachment...
- Page 10 Slings Sling Application Lifting the client from a lying position (leg sections overlapping) If possible, raise the client’s back sup- port so that the client is in a semi-sitting position. Move the sling down behind the client’s back until it reaches the coccyx. Take note of the marking on the sling “This way out, back”.
- Page 11 Continue lifting the client. It may be necessary to lower the bed slightly. Make sure that the client’s legs do not slide out. It is a good idea to put your arm around the client while you are moving him/her to create a greater sense of security.
- Page 12 Slings Pause in this position and check that all the lifting straps are securely attached to the hooks. Continue lifting the client. Make sure that the client’s legs do not slide out. It is a good idea to put your arm around the client while you are moving him/her to create a greater sense of security.
- Page 13 Pull the leg sections through between the client’s legs. Lower the lift to the height of the client’s stomach. When a three-point suspension is used, you should thread the left leg section through the loop on the outside of the right leg section. Attach the leg section lifting straps to the leg hooks on the lift.
- Page 14 Slings Lifting the client from a sitting position (leg sections separate) Pull the sling down behind the client’s back. Take note of the marking on the sling (outside up). The bottom edge of the sling must be behind the client’s coccyx. Pull the leg sections through to the front.
- Page 15 Continue lifting the client. It may be necessary to lower the bed slightly. Raise the client’s legs slightly while turning him/ her away from the bed. It is a good idea to put your arm around the client while you are moving him/her to create a greater sense of security.
- Page 16 Periodic inspection Correct disposal helps prevent negative A periodic inspection must be carried out at consequences for the environment and human least every 6 months. See Human Care’s peri- health. odic inspection log which can be found on our website...
- Page 17 Dispose of After Use Disinfection Permitted (see list of approved disinfectants) Disinfection Procedure Human Care slings are intended to be used with one patient at a time. To avoid possible trans- mission of infectious diseases, it is important to clean the sling if it has become soiled or if it is to be used by a different patient.
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