Solutions for Patient Lifting and Repositioning
Repositioning in Chair
Description: Variable Position Cardiac Chair
Linet Cardiac Chair.
When to Use: Repositioning partial- or non-weight-bearing patients who are cooperative
Points to Remember: More than one caregiver is needed and use of a friction-reducing device is needed if a patient cannot assist to reposition self in chair. Caregivers must make sure they use good body mechanics. Wheels on chair add versatility. Ensure the chair is easy to adjust, move, and steer. Lock wheels on chair before repositioning. Remove trays, footrests, and seat belts where appropriate. Ensure device is rated for the resident weight.
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2-6. This device would be used for transferring patients who are partial- or non-weight-bearing and cooperative.
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