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- Page 1 Quick Reference Guide Products for life from people who care.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Introduction The Rifton TRAM is a simple and versatile transfer and mobility device. With proper use it can eliminate caregiver lifting, reduce back strain and workplace Importance of Proper Positioning injuries, and give dignity and safety to the client. -
Page 3: Importance Of Proper Positioning
Try to win the client’s trust before beginning your first transfer. Sometimes it may soothe an anxious client to watch a caregiver or someone else being transferred in the TRAM first. The key to success is the proper positioning of thigh straps and other components... -
Page 4: Key Components Of The Tram
Key Components Up/down switch Body support pads with ring clips Scale Thigh straps Expansion handle Body support pads Expansion handle Forearm supports Swivel lock with ring clips... - Page 5 Forearm support holder Forearm support Thigh straps Seat strap Pelvic support mounting bracket To provide additional support a third thigh strap can be used as a seat strap.
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Page 6: Seated Transfer
TRAM up to client. fully lengthened. the thighs as possible. the client. (Using seated weight Hook the thigh strap shifting.) -
Page 7: Toileting With The Tram
If you can stand behind client. Watch closely to chair. Stop lowering the brakes and pull the TRAM body support before it the client, pull them both make sure the body away from the client. evenly at the same time. -
Page 8: Sit-To-Stand Or Walking
Using the Pelvic Support for Sit-to-Stand or Walking Using steps 1 Adjust all four Lower the client Attach the pelvic support rings to the colored clips through 8 of the straps of the pelvic onto the pelvic on the body support using these guidelines: seated transfer procedure, support to full length and support. - Page 9 Here TRAM slowly toward you other supports so the client support straps to optimally we show a client positioned with to mimic the natural can walk comfortably.
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Page 10: Forearm Supports
Positioning and Adjusting Forearm Supports Arm prompts or arm platforms may be used to provide additional support during transfer, and positioning during ambulation. The forearm supports are highly adjustable to accommodate different positioning requirements. Adjusting Arm Prompts or Platforms Height Adjustment: Press button and slide the post to desired position Shown above are the two... -
Page 11: Scale And Gait Tracker
Lift the client. Once a client is completely be sure to make an external pressing the “BT” button. app when you are supported by the TRAM, the client’s weight will 2. It calculates the average record of the session average if ready to begin the gait needed for tracking purposes. -
Page 12: Caster Swivel Locks
Using the Caster Swivel Locks Caster swivel locks allow the caregiver to control the TRAM’s movement in several ways by preventing one or more of the TRAM’s casters from swiveling. One lock on front caster: One lock on rear caster:... - Page 13 You will make a difference. The Rifton TRAM was designed to give clients the gift of mobility and restore their personal dignity. By understanding and implementing the basic functions outlined in this guide, you will now make this possible – and you may change someone’s life.
- Page 14 Products for life from people who care. Contact us sales@rifton.com 800.571.8198 www.rifton.com HW91 Rev 01...
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