Posey 2510 Limb Holders Instruction Manual
- July 12, 2024
- Posey
Table of Contents
- Application Instructions
- To limit lower limb range of motion for legs
- Precautions
- Safety Information for the use of Posey® Restraining Products C
- ADDITIONAL WARNINGS:
- LAUNDERING INSTRUCTIONS (if applicable):
- HOW TO TIE THE POSEY QUICK-RELEASE TIE
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Posey 2510 Limb Holders Instruction Manual
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT: Limb holder for limiting limb movement. For bed and stretcher use only
Indications for Use
- Patients assessed to be at risk of disrupting life-saving treatments (e.g., pulling tubes or lines) or in danger of injury to themselves or to others.
- Follow your hospital’s restraint policies and procedures which are in compliance with CMS guidelines and state laws.
Contraindications
Do not use this device with someone who has continued highly aggressive or
combative behavior, self-destructive behavior, or deemed to be an immediate
risk to others or to self.
Application Instructions
- Warning Failure to complete every step of the application instructions may result in product failure or breakage.
- Follow these steps to apply device (repeat steps 1-6 on each side). Posey quick-release tie instructions on reverse.
- Wrap the limb holder cuff around the patient’s wrist/ankle so the buckle and Fig. 1
./e” connecting strap is on the ulnar side of the ,-;/ wrist or lateral malleolus of the ankle (fig 1).
- Secure the hook-and-loop fastener. Slide ONE finger (flat) between the cuff and the inside of the patient’s wrist/ankle to ensure proper it (Fig 2).
The strap must be snug, but not compromise circulation.
- a. Wrap the connecting strap around the patients wrist/ankle, 360 degrees (Fig. 3).
b. Bring a loop of the connecting strap through the metal D-ring on ulnar side **(Fig.4).
c. Bring the end of the strap through the loop so the strap will not tighten
if the patent pulls against (Fig. 5).
d. Slide ONE finger (flat) between the cuff and the inside of the
patient’s wrist/ankle to ensure proper fit (Fig 6
** The strap must be snug, but not compromise circulation
- Attach the strap to the frame that moves with the patient, out of the patient’s reach, with a quick-release tie (do not attach to side rail or head/footboard) **(Fig. 7).
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- Check to make sure the strap cannot sliding any direction or loosen if the patient pulls on it, orate bed is adjusted.
- Adjust the bed strap(s) to allow desired freedom of movement, without compromising patient or caregiver safety.
To remove cuffs:
Release hook and loop fastener.
To limit lower limb range of motion for legs
- Attach the cuff that is secured to the bottom right side of the frame that moves with the patient, out of the patient’s reach, to the leftankle.
- Crisscross the straps and attach the cuff secured to the bottom left side of the frame that moves with the patient, out of the patient’s reach, to the right ankle.
- Adjust connecting straps as necessary.
Precautions
- A clinical assessment and decision are required when used with monitoring/IV lines or if patient has a wound or dislocated/fractured limb.
- ** Warning** Check the patient regularly to ensure that circulation is not impaired. Serious injury may occur if the cuffs restricts circulation when the limb holder is applied.
- ** Warning** Before each use, check cuffs and straps for cracks, tears, and/or excessive wear or stretch, broken buckles or locks, and/or that hook-and-loop adheres securely as these may allow patient to remove cuff. Discard if device is damaged or if unable to lock.
- ** Warning** Additional or different body or limb restraints may be needed (Visit tidiproducts.com):
- If the patient pulls violently against the bed straps.
- To reduce the risk of the patient getting access to the line/ wound/tube site.
- To prevent the patient from flailing or bucking up and down and causing self-injury.
Bed Safety
Refer to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the most recent Hospital
Bed Safety Guidelines as well as the Bed Manufacturer for their Instructions
for Use.
Safety Information for the use of Posey® Restraining Products C
For RXPRODUCTS ONILY. Federal law (USA) restricts RX devices to sale by
oronorder of a physician. For use n a licensed healthcare facility only.
STAFF TRAINING : TIDI offers in-service training aids at no charge.
Contact TIDI online at wwwiidiproducts.com or
call toll-free at 1.800.521.1314.
BEFORE APPLYING ANY RESTRAINT: Follow your hospitals restraint policies
and procedures that are compliant with USA CMS guidelines and state laws or
other gaveling agencies outside the USA.
ADDITIONAL WARNINGS:
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ALWAYS monitor patient per facility policy. Improper application or use of any restraint may result in serious injury or death. Be aware that constant monitoring may be required for:
- Aggressive or agitated patients; and
- Patenting a supine position; ensurethatbeing in this position would not cause any complications for those who areas risk of vomiting while being restrained.
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NEVER alter or repair this product. ALWAYS Inspect before each use: Check for broken stitches or parts; ton, cut or frayed material; or locks, buckles, or hook-and-loop fasteners that do not hold securely. DO NOT use soiled or damaged products. Doings may result in serious injury or death. Dispose of damaged products per facility policy for BIOHAZARDOUS material. .
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ALWAYS secure straps toga part of the frame that moves with the patient (not foot/head board or side rails), out of the patients reach, using quick- release ties (see drawing below) or buckles. allow easy release in the event of an accident or fire. 5] w These Teste 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 partoffacility fire and disaster drills. Straps can be cut with scissors in an emergency.
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NEVER secure restraint strap to side rail or head| foot board.
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NEVER use Posey products entailers, or on any chair or furniture that does Ela o tallow proper application as directed in the Application Instructions. DONOT use at home.
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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 srictly enforced.
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NEVER use a Posey product as a seat belt ins moving vehicle. Posey products are not designed to withstand the force of a crash or sudden stop.
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Test Zippers or hook-and-loop fasteners before each use. DISCARD device infit does not fasten securely.
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.
- Stainless Steel Locks: Posey recommends that locks be treated with a dry film lubricant (silicone) after each cleaning. For best results, spray a small amount into the lock. Work the action of the lock with a key several times to ensure that all the surfaces are well lubricated.
- 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
WASH HOT 25 MIN
BLEACH AS DIRECTED ONCONTAINER
DRY ON LOW
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- For non-contaminated material, use lower temperature wash and dry cycles to extend product life.
- For foam products
- Make sure products are completely dry before use.
WASH LUKEWARM
STORAGE AND HANDLING:
- This device s 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.
HOW TO TIE THE POSEY QUICK-RELEASE TIE
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Wrap strap once around the frame that moves with the patient (do not attach to side rail or head/footboard), 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.
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Insert the folded strap where the straps cross over each other, as if tying a shoelace. Pull on the loop to tighten.
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Fold the loose end in half to create a second loop.
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Insert the second loop into the first loop.
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Pull on the loop to tighten. Test to make sure strap is secure and will not slide in any direction.
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Repeat on other side. Practice quick-release ties to ensure the knot releases with one pull on the loose end of the strap.
Report any serious incident related to device use to TIDI Products and the Member EN | state Competent Authority. | Translations of this document in French, Spanish, Dutch, German, Italian, and Portuguese are located at wwwidiproducts.com/IFU.
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References
- Medical Products for Staff & Patient Safety | TIDI Products
- Medical Products for Staff & Patient Safety | TIDI Products
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