Alpha Modalities A-TSLSPU User manual

USING THE TSL TO TURN PATIENT
Attach two straps closest to patient’s middle area: close to patient’s shoulder and hip
Strap 1
Strap 2
Strap 3
Strap 4
Strap 5
A-TSLSPU
(4pt hanger bar)
Your Sling Source for Safe Patient Mobilization
1111 South 344th Street, Suite 205, Federal Way, WA 98003 • 800.273.5749 • www.alphamodalities.com
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Part Number Max Load
Size
A-TSLSPU
A-TSLSPUX
45”W x 86”L
55”W x 86”L
454kg / 1000lb
500kg / 1100lb
Typically strap 2 Typically strap 3
LOOP
NOTE: The attachment configurations shown are a general guideline. Please adhere to your
hospital’s policy and use your clinical judgment as to what best meets your patient’s needs.
• If needed, a chuck may be
placed between patient and sling.
• Label should be at patient’s foot.
• Pillow may be placed
between legs for comfort.

SUPINE TRANSFER
SEMI-RECLINED TRANSFER
Attach strap 5 if patient tolerates leg hyperextension - otherwise, leave strap unattached
Generally use the same length loop all the way down
Your Sling Source for Safe Patient Mobilization
1111 South 344th Street, Suite 205, Federal Way, WA 98003 • 800.273.5749 • www.alphamodalities.com
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A-TSLSPU
(4pt hanger bar)
Cleaning Instructions
• DO NOT LAUNDER - may be spot cleaned with hot
water if soiled by paent.
Generally use short loop for strap 1and the longer loop for the rest of the straps
Straps 1 & 2 Straps 3, 4, & 5
Straps 3, 4, & 5
Straps 1 & 2
DISCLAIMERS
• Discontinue use if loose
stitching or tears are visible.
• Do not use with an
uncleared C-Spine.