English; Warnings; Area Of Application - Sunrise Medical JAY BALANCE Manual Del Usuario

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NOTE:
• Check all parts from shipping damage. In case of damage DO NOT use. Contact Carrier/Sunrise Medical for further instructions.
• Sunrise Medical recommends that a clinician such as a doctor or therapist experienced in seating and positioning be consulted to
determine if a JAY Balance Cushion is appropriate.
• Cushions should only be installed by an authorized Sunrise Medical supplier.
GENERAL WARNINGS
• DO NOT install this equipment without first reading and
understanding this manual. If you are unable to understand
the Warnings, Cautions and Instructions, contact a qualified
clinician or supplier - otherwise injury or damage may occur.
• Hook and Loop velcro should not come into prolonged contact
with moisture as this may degrade the adhesive and lead to a
failure of the velcro.
• Installing a cushion on a wheelchair may affect the center of
gravity of the wheelchair and may cause the wheelchair to
tip backwards, potentially resulting in injury. Always assess
for the potential need for antitippers or amputee axle adapter
brackets to be added to the wheelchair to help increase
stability.
• Prior to prolonged sitting, any cushion should be tried for
a few hours at a time while a clinician inspects your skin
to ensure that red pressure spots are not developing. You
should regularly check for skin redness. The clinical indicator
for tissue breakdown is skin redness. If your skin develops
redness, discontinue the use of the cushion immediately and
see your doctor or therapist.
• The JAY Balance Cushion is designed to help reduce
pressure. However, no cushion can completely eliminate
sitting pressure or prevent pressure sores.
• The JAY Balance Cushion is not a substitute for good skin
care including; proper diet, cleanliness, and regular pressure
relief.
• Do not leave the fluid cushion outside overnight at
temperatures below 40° F (5° C). Allow the cushion to warm
to room temperature before using. Sitting on extremely cold or
hot surfaces can cause skin damage.
• Avoid sharp objects or exposure to excessive heat (above
108 F / 42 C) or open flame.
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• PROPER FLUID LEVEL: The amount of fluid contained in
the insert is determined by the clinician during a seating
evaluation. This should not be adjusted without a clinician
directive as it can alter the pressure relieving properties and
lead to injury or damage.
• OBSTRUCTIONS: DO NOT place any obstructions
between the user and the cushion because it will reduce
product effectiveness.
• CUSHION AND COVER ORIENTATION: Product must be
used with the cushion cover facing up. If the cover is not used
correctly it may reduce or eliminate the cushion's benefits and
could increase risk to the skin and soft tissue.
• AIR INSERT: please see the relevant warnings in the AIR
INSERT Supplement.
Word Definition
Advice to the user of potential risk
of serious injury or death if the
DANGER!
advice is not followed
Advice to the user of a risk of injury
WARNING!
if the advice is not followed
Advice to user that potential
damage to equipment may occur if
CAUTION!
the advice is not followed
NOTE: General advice or best practice
Reference To Additional
Documentation

AREA OF APPLICATION

The JAY Balance Cushion is designed for clinicians to use with
clients who need superior pressure distribution and stability. The
JAY Balance Cushion offers a complete solution to meet a large
range of skin protection and positioning needs.
The JAY®Flow Fluid Pad , the JAY® Fluid with Cryo ®
Technology Pad and the Air Insert Pad are all interchangeable
pelvic loading area (PLA) options for the Balance Cushion.
Maximum occupant mass:
Fluid and air cushions
340 mm to 500 mm width = 150 kg
560 mm to 600 mm width = 225 kg
Before use please consult the attending doctor, as to whether you
can/should use the cushion and if so, for how long.

WARNINGS