Chest And Shoulder Support; Fixation Vest - Otto Bock Kimba neo Instructions For Use Manual

Usage

6.8.7.4 Chest and shoulder support

INFORMATION
For further information, please see the instructions for use included with the product.
The rehab buggy can be equipped with a chest/shoulder support that secures the trunk in the seat for certain
indications (see Fig. 55). It is used to achieve upright symmetrical position of the pelvis and trunk.
Adjusting the chest and shoulder support
The adjustment of the final belt tension takes place when putting it on by adjusting the belt length at the two pairs
of clips on the back of the seat (see Fig. 56, item 1).
Applying the chest and shoulder pad
1) If needed: Before putting the user into the seat, unfasten the clip buckles at the back of the seat (see Fig. 56,
item 1) and pull the belt straps of the chest/shoulder pad forward somewhat.
2) Unfasten the bottom belt straps of the chest/shoulder pad at the clip buckles (see Fig. 57/see Fig. 58, item 1),
pull the belt straps through and move the chest/shoulder pad back.
3) Sit the user into the seat. Make sure that the user's back is up against the backrest padding.
4) Pull the chest and shoulder pad over the user's head onto his or her chest.
5) Put the lower belt straps of the chest/shoulder pad into the clip buckles (see Fig. 57/see Fig. 58, item 1).
6) If needed: Tighten the belt straps in the clip buckles at the back of the seat and fasten them (see Fig. 56,
item 1). Make sure that the chest/shoulder pad lies symmetrically on the pelvis.
CAUTION! If the chest and shoulder pad is too loose, the user can slide forward. This may lead to
incorrect positioning or cause the user to slide out of the buggy. Please ensure that the child is posi­
tioned correctly in the seat. The lower pad belts must lie firmly against the spinae.

6.8.7.5 Fixation Vest

INFORMATION
For further information, please see the instructions for use included with the product.
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