Safety
DANGER!
Risk Of Death, Injury, Or Damage
Patient entrapment from the use of bed side
rails may cause injury or death. To avoid patient
entrapment:
– The Invacare mattress MUST fit firmly against
the bed frame AND bed side rails to prevent
patient entrapment. Follow the manufacturer’s
instructions. Monitor patient frequently. Read
and understand the User Manual prior to using
the Invacare bed and bed rails. User manuals
are available at www.invacare.com or your
dealer.
– After any adjustments, repair or service and
before use, make sure all attaching hardware
is tightened securely.
DANGER!
Risk Of Death, Injury, Or Damage
Conditions such as restlessness, mental
deterioration and dementia or seizure disorders
(uncontrolled body movement), sleeping
problems, and incontinence can significantly
impact a patient's risk of entrapment. Pediatric
patients or patients with small body size may also
have an increased risk of entrapment.
– Monitor patients with these conditions
frequently.
– Place the mattress deck in the flat position
when left unattended.
WARNING!
Risk Of Injury Or Adverse Health Consequences
Fall hazard exists due to bed height.
– Always leave bed in lowest height when
unattended.
Replacement Parts/Accessories
DANGER!
Risk Of Death, Injury, Or Damage
To avoid fire hazards and tubing entanglement:
– Use masked or nasal type oxygen administering
equipment only in conjunction with the
manual/electric bed. The use of any other type
of oxygen administering equipment can result
in a fire hazard.
– When using nasal or masked type oxygen
administering equipment, the oxygen or air
tubing MUST be routed and secured properly
to ensure that the tubing does not become
entangled and/or severed during normal
operation of manual/electric bed.
– Do not use this bed in Active Treatment “Ether
Environments.”
DANGER!
Risk Of Death, Injury, Or Damage
To avoid fire hazards, injury or damage:
– DO NOT use product with flammable gases.
Explosion may occur.
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