Arjo Nimbus Professional Bedienungsanleitung

• Prone positioning procedures should only be carried out by staff trained in its use. Follow the hospital's protocol relating to prone positioning of critically ill patients.

• Bed safety rails should be used, where appropriate and according to hospital policy.

• The following information is intended as a quick guide on how to use the mattress when placing a patient in prone position. Refer to the product Instructions for Use for detailed

instructions and other important information.

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

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Nimbus Professional

Prone positioning

Place the patient in supine position on the

mattress. Position the patient so the shoulders

are in line with the 4th cell from the top of the

mattress.

Press the Static button to place the pump into

Static mode, for the mattress cells to remain

constant with all cells equally inﬂated.

The mattress must be stable and not alternating

while the patient is turned, to make sure that the

patient is correctly positioned on the mattress.

All Wound Valves should be

closed and pointing upwards,

this indicates that all cells in the

mattress are inﬂated.

Select Static mode.

Static mode is

conﬁrmed by the

illumination of the

button’s yellow

indicator.

Wound Valves should only be

opened when speciﬁc cells need

to remain deﬂated for extended

periods. Refer to product

Instructions for Use for full details.

Comfort Control

set to Firm.

If head section deﬂation is required open the

Wound Valves on the three Head Section cells

to deﬂate them.

The person responsible for airway management

and head positioning is placed at the head end

of the bed to coordinate the turning procedure.

Move the patient to one side of the bed, as far

as is safe and comfortable. Turn the patient into

a lateral/sidelying position.

Open the Wound Valves on the

three Head Section cells so that only

the head cells deﬂate if head section

deﬂation is required.

Keep

static mode.

All other Wound Valves should

remain closed at this time.

Comfort control

remains set on ﬁrm.

Select alternating pressure mode by pressing

the static mode button. The yellow indicator is no

longer lit.

Position the patient’s limbs and head as directed

by your hospital’s prone position protocol.

Utilizing Wound Valve Technology, speciﬁc air

cells can be deﬂated to ofﬂoad pressure from

sensitive body areas, i.e. the cells under the toes

and genital area. Refer to product Instructions for

Usel for full instructions.

Regular checks should be made to make sure

the patient is free from the build up of pressure

especially on anatomically sensitive areas.

Adjust individual Wound Valves

as required to achieve pressure

ofﬂoading at speciﬁc anatomical

points.

• Deﬂate only one cell in the torso

section.

• Deﬂate only one cell in the calf/

heel section.

Do not deﬂate any more cells in

each area or it may affect the

support of the patient during the

normal alternating cycle.

Select Alternating

Mode by pressing

the static button

once.

The yellow indicator

is no longer lit.

Comfort Control set

as appropriate.

Supporting the patient’s head, slowly turn the

patient over into prone position.

The patient’s shoulders should be positioned over

the 4th cell from the head end of the mattress.

Make sure that lines and monitoring equipment

do not become trapped underneath the patient’s

body.

Adjust the head position using pillows, foam or gel

pads so that a comfortable posture is achieved

without hyperextension.

All Wound Valves pointing up

(all cells inﬂated)

except for Head Section Wound

Valves which should be open if

head section deﬂation is required.

Remains on

static mode.

Comfort control

remains on ﬁrm.

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