Posey Circumstraint Board Straps User Manual

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Applicable Products:
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4749
ApplicAtion
ApplicAtion
DEscription oF proDuct: Soft foam straps with hook and loop closures for use during circumcision procedures.
4749
inDicAtions For usE:
• For use during circumcision procedures to hold the baby’s limbs to the circumstraint board. is will help prevent the baby from jerking his limbs during the procedure.
contrAinDicAtions:
NEVER use on a patient:
With a dislocation or fracture on the restrained limb; or
If an IV or wound site could be compromised by the
device.
See the Posey Catalog for other options for such a patient.
ADVErsE rEActions
• Not for long-term use. Severe emotional, psychological, or physical problems may occur: if the applied device is uncomfortable; or if it severely limits movement. If
posEY pEDiAtric liMB HolDErs
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4749
10”L x 2”W, (25½ cm x 5 cm), one dozen pair per package.
symptoms of these problems ever appear for any reason, get help from a qualified medical authority and find a less restrictive, product or intervention.
ApplicAtion instructions:
Before use, check device for damage. Discard if you
have any questions about patient safety.
1. read the foam straps through the top of the board, under
the indent for the limb, and up through the other slot.
2. Straps should be threaded through the slots so that rough
area of the hook and loop faces up and away from the baby’s skin when the strap is closed.
3. Place infant in tray and position straps close to elbows and
knees.
MONITOR PER FACILITY POLICY. Check to ensure that:
• Straps cannot slide in any direction or loosen if the patient pulls on them;
• Cuffs are properly secured. If applied too tightly, circulation will be restricted; if applied too loosely, the patient may be able to slip his or her limb from the device;
• Cuffs are intact, and not torn or damaged. DO NOT allow patients to ingest product material.
• For short-term use only during circumcision procedures.
4. To close straps, hold one end of the strap in one hand, while
pressing down on baby’s arm or leg with the back of that hand. Bring the opposite end of the strap across with the other hand and fasten it snugly.
5. Discard straps contaminated with blood or other bodily
fluids.
notE: Make sure hook and loop fastener is firmly secured before beginning procedure. If it is not secure, the baby could wiggle loose and disrupt the procedure.
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ADDitionAl sAFEtY AnD lAunDEring
instructions on otHEr siDE
MDSS GmbH
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Schiffgraben 41 D-30175 Hannover, Germany
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Safety Information for the Use of Posey Torso and Limb Restraining Products
WARNING:
ALWAYS Monitor patients per facility policy.
Improper application or use of any restraint may result in serious injury or death.
RX ONLY. NOT FOR HOME USE.
order of a physician. For use in a licensed healthcare facility only.
Federal law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on
STAFF TRAINING: Staff must have on going training and be able to demonstrate
competency to use this device in accord with: Posey instructions; your facility policies and state and federal regulations (Federal Register, Part IV, 42 CFR Part 482.13(e)(5) and (f)(6); Posey offers inservice training aids at no charge. Contact Posey online at www.posey.
com or call
toll-free at 1.800.447.6739 (press 5).
SELECTING THE RIGHT POSEY PRODUCT:
Refer to the Posey catalog to help select the
right device to meet individual patients’ needs.
BEFORE APPLYING ANY RESTRAINT:
• Make a complete assessment of the patient to ensure restraint use is appropriate.
• Identify the patient’s symptoms and, if possible, remove the cause. You may need to: cater to individual needs and routines; increase rehabilitation and restorative nursing; modify the environment; or increase supervision.
• Use a restraint only when all other options have failed. Use the least restrictive device, for the shortest time, until you find a less restrictive alternative. Patients have the right to be free from restraint.
• Obtain informed consent from the patient or guardian prior to use. Explain the reason for restraint use to the patient and/or guardian to help ensure cooperation.
• A restraint must only be used in accord with the patient’s Individualized Care Plan (ICP). The ICP is an assessment by an interdisciplinary team, which may include, but is not limited to: PT, OT, Nursing, the Physician, and Social Services. The ICP should include: restorative nursing; patient release; and pressure sore prevention.
NOTE: Just as patient behavior is not 100% predictable, no product is 100% foolproof.
Patient safety requires regular reassessment and monitoring per facility policy. A product that worked in the past may be inappropriate if the patient’s mental or physical health status changes. NEVER apply any product that you feel is unsafe. Consult with the proper medical authority if you have questions about patient safety.
ADDITIONAL WARNINGS:
1. ALWAYS monitor patient per facility policy. Be aware that constant monitoring may be required for:
• Aggressive or agitated patients; and
• Patients deemed at risk of aspirating their vomit. This includes patients in the supine position, or who are not able to sit up. If the patient vomits, he or she could aspirate the vomit and suffocate.
• Be prepared to intervene at the first sign of danger. Such patients require frequent review and evaluation of their physical and psychological status.
How to Tie the Posey Quick-Release Tie
1 2 3 4 5
1. Wrap the strap once around a movable part of the bed frame leaving at least an 8” (20 cm) tail. Fold the loose end in half to create a loop and cross it over the other end.
2. Insert the folded strap where the straps cross over each other, as if tying a shoelace. Pull on the loop to tighten.
3. Fold the loose end in half to create a second loop.
4. Insert the second loop into the first loop.
5. Pull on the loop to tighten. Test to make sure strap is secure and will not slide in any direction.
6. Repeat on other side. Practice quick-release ties to ensure the knot releases with one pull on the loose end of the strap.
2. NEVER alter or repair this product. ALWAYS Inspect before each use: Check for
broken stitches or parts; torn, cut or frayed material; or locks, buckles, or hook and loop fasteners that do not hold securely. DO NOT use soiled or damaged products. Doing so may result in serious injury or death. Dispose of damaged products per facility policy for BIOHAZARDOUS material.
3. ALWAYS secure straps, to a movable part of the bed or chair frame, out of the patient’s reach, using quick-release ties (see drawing below) or buckles. These
allow easy release in the event of an accident or fire. Test to make sure straps cannot tighten, loosen, or slip and create excess slack. If this occurs, the patient may slide off the chair or bed, increasing the risk of serious injury or suffocation. Restraint release is an important part of facility fire and disaster drills. Straps can be cut with scissors in an emergency.
4. NEVER use Posey products on toilets, or on any chair or furniture that does not allow proper application as directed in the Application Instructions. DO NOT use at home.
5. NEVER expose this product to open flame, fire, smoking materials, or high heat sources. Some products may melt or ignite and burn. The
facility smoking/no smoking policy should be strictly enforced.
6. NEVER use a Posey product as a seat belt in a moving vehicle.
Posey products are not designed to withstand the force of a crash or sudden stop.
LAUNDERING INSTRUCTIONS (if applicable):
• Fasten all buckles and locks to reduce risk of damage during wash and dry cycles. DO NOT put buckles or locks through extractors. For maximum life, launder in a laundry bag.
• Before laundering, zip up and turn the product inside out to protect zipper.
• Hook and loop fasteners may collect lint after repeated use or laundering, reducing grip strength. Fasten the “hook” to the “loop” before laundering to help prevent lint buildup. As needed, use a stiff- bristle brush to remove lint from the “hook” side.
• These products, other than foam products, can be machine washed under CDC* guidelines for material soiled with blood or bodily fluid.
• For non-contaminated material, use lower temperature wash and dry cycles to extend product life.
• For foam products:
Test Zippers or hook and loop fasteners before each use. DISCARD device if it does not fasten securely.
STORAGE AND HANDLING:
• This device is designed for use in normal indoor environments.
• This device may be stored in ambient warehouse temperatures at normal humidity levels. Avoid excess moisture or high humidity that may damage product materials.
*www.cdc.gov
AL WAYS use the proper size product. Products that are too small or large may compromise patient comfort and could result in severe injury or death.
BINDING COLOR SIZE WEIGHT lb. (kg.) CHEST in. (cm)
White X-Small 60-115 (27-52) 25-32 (64-81) Red Small 112-160 (51-73) 31-37 (79-94) Green Medium 135-203 (61-92) 35-40 (89-102) Yellow Large 160-225 (73-102) 38-44 (97-112) Blue X-Large 180-247 (82-112) 42-48 (107-122) Black XX-Large 220-275 (100-125) 46-55 (117-140) Yellow/Black XXX-Large 265-305 (120-138) 54-60 (137-152) Blue/Black XXXX-Large 295-340 (133-154) 58-64 (147-163)
Posey Belts are not color-coded, but are sized according to this table. Flame-retardant fabric is available on request. Patient weight and size are a general indicator only. Consider individual physical characteristics to choose the
right product for each patient. Refer to product label for specific sizing information.
Sizing Table for Posey Products
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© 2012 Posey Company. All rights reserved.
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MDSS GmbH Schiffgraben 41 D-30175 Hannover, Germany
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