Riester 5255 komprimeter Instructions

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Instructions
Pneumatic tourniquet

Important information – read prior to start-up

You have acquired a valuable RIESTER product manufactured in compliance with Directive 93/42/EEC for medical products and subject to continuous stringent quality control.
Should you have any queries, please contact the Company or your RIESTER Agent who will be pleased to assist you. For addresses see the last page of these Operating Instructions. The address of your authorized RIESTER Agent will be supplied to you on request.
Please note that any products described in these Operating Instructions are only suited for application by trained operators.
Please also note that the correct and safe operation of products will only be guaranteed when RIESTER products and accessories are used throughout.
Significance of symbol on scales: Caution, observe provided information
Meaning of the symbol on the packaging: Cuffs contain natural rubber latex

Warning:
Never connect the pneumatic tourniquet to pressure-generating equipment

Purpose

The RIESTER pneumatic tourniquet was designed for restricting the blood circulation to limbs in case of amputations.

Components (see figure)

3.1. Manometer
3.2. Pump
3.3. Cuff| 3.4. Release valve
3.5. Tube connection part I (male)
3.6. Tube connection part II (female)
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Operation of the unit

1.  Close the release valve (3.4.) by turning it clockwise
2. Screw tube connector at the end of the cuff tube into the tube socket on the manometer housing.
3. The pneumatic tourniquet with cuff must be checked before each application by trained staff or a physician on function and density.

Applying the cuff

Place the cuff around the respective limb and tighten the straps on the cuff by pulling them through the metal buckles. The tube exit should be approx. in the centre of the limb to be treated.

Replacement of bladder

Remove the bladder from the side opening of the cuff and insert the new bladder through the opening. Pull the tube through the opening on the long side of the cuff.

Operating the pump

Hold the pump (3.2.) in one hand and, using the other hand, carefully pull the air pipe of the pump on the black plastic ball (3.9.) up to the stop and then push it back into the valve. Repeat the pumping action until the manometer scale shows the desired value.

Restricting the blood circulation to the limbs

1. Restricting the blood circulation to the arms
   In order to restrict the blood circulation to the arms, the manometer must be pumped up to approx. 250 mmHg, using the pump.

2. Restricting the blood circulation to the legs
   In order to restrict the blood circulation to the legs, the manometer must be pumped up to approx. 550 mm Hg with the pump.

3. Pressure control
   The adjusted pressure which the manometer shows must be continuously supervised by a responsible physician during the application and, if necessary, be corrected by after-pumps.

Letting out the air from the cuff after use

Open the deflating valve (3.4.). The air can now escape from the cuff and the cuff can be removed.

Cleaning

Cleaning and/or disinfecting
Manometer
The external surfaces of the pneumatic tourniquet can be cleaned with a moist cloth and can be disinfected with the following disinfecting agents: aldehyde, (formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, aldehyde separators), tensides or alcohol. When using any of these substances, the instructions supplied by the manufacturer must be observed.
Cuffs
According to current recommendations (Test Centre for Medical Products, Tübingen), the cuff covers should be thoroughly disinfected by wipe disinfecting with water-based disinfecting agents and with concentrations and influence times specified in the DGHM certificate and/or the DGHM list. Any residual disinfecting agent should be removed with tap water. The cuff covers should then be dried naturally.
Caution!
The cuff may not be ironed!
Never expose cuff to intense sunlight!
Avoid bringing the cuff cover, bladder or tubes into contact with sharp objects!
Sterilisation
According to current recommendations (Test Centre for Medical Products, Tübingen), sterilisation is only required in case of operative procedures.
11. Spare parts

No. 11221 Manometer
No. 11220 Pump
No. 11222 Upper arm cuff with bladder
No. 11227 Cuff cover for upper arm bladder
No. 11224 Pad for upper arm cuff| No. 11219 Children’s cuff with bladder
No. 11229 Cuff cover for children’s cuff
No. 11246 Pad for children’s cuff
No. 11223 Thigh cuff with bladder
No. 11228 Cover for thigh cuff
No. 11225 Pad for thigh cuff
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Maintenance/accuracy test

The pneumatic tourniquet and its accessories do not require any special maintenance.
For the accuracy test, remove the tube from the manometer and hold the manometer in a vertical position. If the pointer points to the zero position on the scale, the unit has been set up correctly. If the pointer does not point to the zero position, please return the unit to us or your local authorised RIESTER agent, whose details are available from us.

Riester offers a large selection of products in the areas of
Blood pressure measuring devices

• Instruments for ENT, Ophthalmological instruments
• Dermatological instruments
• Thermometers
• Stethoscopes
• Head mirrors, Headlights, Examination lights
• Laryngoscopes
• Gynecological instruments

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• Percussion hammers
• Tuning forks
• Products for blood stasis
• Pulmonary pressure measuring devices
• Dynamometers
• Pressure infusion instruments
• Veterinary instruments
• Doctor’s cases and bags

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Detailed descriptions of the products can be found in the respective sections of the omnibus edition catalog (Order
No. 51232-50).
Or online unde r www.riester.de.

Rudolf Riester GmbH
Postfach 35 • DE-72417 Jungingen
Germany
Tel.: +49 (0)74 77/92 70-0
Fax: +49 (0)74 77/92 70 70
[email protected] 
www.riester.de

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Documents / Resources

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References

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