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In Chair/Wheelchair (11 steps)

1.  Apply the brakes on the wheelchair. 
2.  Position the patient over the chair/wheelchair.
3.  Lower the patient into the chair/wheelchair.
4.  Make sure that the patient’s lower back is 

positioned all the way in against chair/wheelchair 
to prevent the patient from sliding out. 

WARNING

To avoid injury to the patient, pay close 
attention when lowering or adjusting the 
spreader bar.

5.  Detach the sling. Make sure that the weight of 

the patient is taken up by the receiving surface 
before removing the loops.

6.  Move the lift away from the patient
7.  Pull out the leg 

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 aps from under the patient’s legs 

and place them backwards along the patient’s 
side. 

(See Fig. 18 )

.

8.  If using sling model MLAAS2000 and leaving it 

under the patient, make sure to place the sling 
straps along the side of the patient’s body. This 

prevents the straps from getting caught in the 
wheels of the wheelchair.

9.  Stand in front of the patient and lean the patient 

forward.

10. Pull out the sling and lean the patient back up to 

a comfortable and secure position. 

11. Lean the patient back up to a comfortable and 

secure position.

Fig. 18 

Removing the Sling

In Bed (13 steps)

1.  Position the patient over the bed. 

(See Fig. 16 )

2.  Apply bed brakes and adjust the height of the bed 

to an ergonomic position, if possible.

WARNING

To avoid injury to the patient, pay close 
attention when lowering or adjusting the 
spreader bar.

3.  Lower the patient onto the bed. 
4.  Make sure that the weight of the patient is taken 

up by the receiving surface before removing the 
loops. 

5.  Detach the sling.
6.  Move the lift away from the patient. 
7.  Pull out the leg 

À

 aps from under the patient’s 

legs. 

(See Fig. 14 )

8.  If using sling model MLAAS2000 and leaving it 

under the patient, make sure to place the sling 
straps along the side of the patient’s body. This 
prevents the straps from getting caught in other 

objects.

WARNING

To avoid injury during log roll, make sure 
there is another caregiver present and/or 
use the side rails on the opposite side of 
the bed.

9.  Log roll the patient. (Use local technique) If log 

rolling is not possible, use an Arjo sliding sheet/
tube for removing the sling. See respective 

Sliding sheet/tube IFU.

10. Tuck the sling under the patient’s body. 
11. Log roll the patient to the other side and remove 

the sling. 

(See Fig. 17 )

12. Return the patient to his/her back.
13. Make sure the patient is in a comfortable and 

secure position in the bed.

Fig. 15 

Fig. 16  

Fig. 17 

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Summary of Contents for MLAAS2000

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Passive Loop Slings 04 SL 00 7ENAU 08 2019...

Page 2: ...tions may cause damage to all or parts of the system or equipment NOTE Means This is important information for the correct use of this system or equipment Contents Foreword 2 Customer Support 2 De nit...

Page 3: ...mself herself at all Cannot stand unsupported and is not able to bear weight not even partially Dependent on caregiver in most situations Physically demanding for caregiver Stimulation of remaining ab...

Page 4: ...ed over a small surface area when compared to lying in bed An individualised skin and holistic assessment of the patient should be undertaken before deciding on whether a sling should be left under a...

Page 5: ...Shoulder strap with loops 5 Leg strap with loop 6 Leg ap 7 Body section 8 Pulling handle 9 Head section 10 Flites Do NOT wash use lift label located on the outside of the sling 11 Padding 12 Leg stif...

Page 6: ...nfection instructions in this IFU 4 Check that the sling is clean If the sling is not clean see Cleaning and Disinfection on page 14 5 Always check the washing symbol on the Flites label If the Flites...

Page 7: ...Head Support intended to be seated on S M L XL MLA3000 272 kg 600 lb Standard padded low back quick t S M L XL MFA2100 272 kg 600 lb Flites with head support Disposable and Patient Speci c S M L XL X...

Page 8: ...MLA2000 272 kg 600 lb S M S M L XL S M L XL M L XL S M L XL MLA2000A 272 kg 600 lb M M L XL M L XL M L XL M L XL MLAAS2000 190 kg 418 lb S M S M L XL S M L XL M L XL S M L XL MLA4060 272 kg 600 lb S M...

Page 9: ...next page Loop Attachment Detachment 2 point spreader bar First attach the shoulder loops then attach the leg loops 4 point spreader bar First attach the shoulder loops in the front hooks Then attach...

Page 10: ...according to the lift IFU In Chair Wheelchair 20 steps 1 Place the lift nearby 2 Apply the brakes on the wheelchair 3 Check that the stiffeners are completely inside the stiffener pockets if any 4 St...

Page 11: ...nue to step 18 9 Patient not able to sit up Fold the sling lengthwise along the centre line outside facing outside The sling label is located on the outside 10 Log roll the patient Use local technique...

Page 12: ...ess 30 Make sure that All loops are securely attached All straps are straight not twisted The patient lays comfortably in the sling 31 If an adjustment is needed lower the patient and make sure that t...

Page 13: ...Fig 18 Removing the Sling In Bed 13 steps 1 Position the patient over the bed See Fig 16 2 Apply bed brakes and adjust the height of the bed to an ergonomic position if possible WARNING To avoid inju...

Page 14: ...158 F In order to obtain suf cient level of disinfection please wash according to local hygiene legislation If allowed according to the product label tumble dry in low temperature max 60 C 140 F 6 Do...

Page 15: ...ort is intact If damaged or missing and the underlying red Do NOT use lift symbol appears replace the sling immediately See Label on the Sling on page 18 When Soiled Stained and Between Patients Clean...

Page 16: ...patient s neck back outside of the sling Raise the back rest of the bed if available Adjust the spreader bar to a more reclined position Pay attention to the patient s head There are dif culties appl...

Page 17: ...0 C 68 F Operating and Storage 10 95 at 20 C 68 F Transport Recycling The device should be recycled according to national regulations Package The bag consists of soft plastic recyclable to local legis...

Page 18: ...G Only on Flites Disposable and patient speci c Do NOT wash symbol Located on the outside of the sling Do NOT use lift symbol The Flites has been washed Located on the outside of the sling Symbol for...

Page 19: ...9 0 6 87426222 E mail Italy promo arjo com MIDDLE EAST Arjo Middle East FZ LLC Of ce 908 9th Floor HQ Building North Tower Dubai Science Park Al Barsha South P O Box 11488 Dubai United Arab Emirates D...

Page 20: ...rgonomic patient handling personal hygiene disinfection diagnostics and the effective prevention of pressure ulcers and venous thromboembolism we help professionals across care environments to continu...

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