4 O P E R At I O N; How To Initiate The Standing Training; With Scissor Frame - Rehatec Standard Instructions For Use Manual

4. Operation
Before you place the patient in the Upright Stander Standard and make
adjustments, the following preparations must be made:
Place the unit on a non-slip, level and stable surface.
Before use, clarify how long the patient may remain in the
Upright stander in order to prevent possible injuries.
• It is recommended that at least two people set up the unit and start the
standing procedure in order to prevent possible injuries.
• Adjust the knee cups of the Upright Stander Standard so that the
knee cup is positioned on the knee cup (see chapter „Back support"). In
the case of contoured features, these must be taken into account when
positioning the knee cups!
The higher the patient is positioned, the easier it is to initiate the
standing process!
4 .1 H O W T O I N I T I AT E T H E S TA N D I N G T R A I N I N G
4.1.1 W I T H S C I S S O R F R A M E
• If the upright stander has a back support, it must first be removed. (see
• chapter „Back support").
• Fold the tray completely forwards or upwards.
• Open the scissor frame by pulling up the lever
Make sure that the scissor frame does not collide with any
people/objects and that there is sufficient space for the
procedure - otherwise there is a risk of injury!
• Position the upright stander as close as possible to the patient and secure
the castors, if present. Secure the patient's seat against rolling away.
• Position the patient's feet in the sandals.
• Initiate the standing procedure until the patient is standing upright.
If possible, the patient can hold on to the tray support to assist the
process.
When raising the patient to the standing position, the knee
angle should not be less than 90° - otherwise there is a risk of
injury!
The patient must always be supported during the standing
process - otherwise there is a risk of injury!
• Close the scissor frame by pressing down fully on thelever
tray down.
Make sure that the tray does not collide with the patient.
• If available, mount the back support (see chapter „Back support").
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