Application - Medisana BTS Instrucciones De Manejo

4.1
Before placing the electrodes
Placing the
off.
electrodes
Please cleanse and dry your skin thoroughly at the places where the electrodes
are to be attached before attaching the electrodes.
Remove the protective film before attaching the electrodes. Keep the protective
film carefully so that you can stick the electrodes back onto it after use.
Stick the electrode according to the illustration ( see page 22 ) to the part of your
body where treatment is to be given. Press the electrode firmly onto the clean
and dry skin. Place the electrodes one after another on the areas of your body
which you wish to train.
When attaching the electrodes, please pay attention to the following:
• Both electrodes from a single patient lead
same muscle in order to achieve the desired effect.
• Do not attach the electrodes directly to a bone (e.g. a hip or a rib) as this could
cause an unpleasant feeling.
• Attach both electrodes from a single patient lead
from each other on one muscle to make the exercise even more effective.
WARNING
• Before you remove the electrodes or place them elsewhere on
• Only then remove the electrodes carefully by pushing your
CAUTION
• For safe and hygienic storage stick the electrodes back onto the
• If the electrodes
NOTE
It is possible during the first sessions that the muscles show no
apparent reaction despite correct placing of the electrodes. This
is because it takes a while in some cases until the muscles become
accustomed to the electric signal. Continue with the exercises and
you will soon experience your first successes.
your body, always make sure that the device is turned off or
turn it off using the ON/OFF switch
finger under the edge of the electrode and lifting the electrode
gently thereby. Never remove the electrode by pulling the
cables.
protective film.
or
original MEDISANA electrodes.

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must each be attached to the
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