Arjo MAA2080M User manual
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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WARNING
To avoid injury, always read this Instructions for Use and accompanied documents
before using the product. Mandatory to read the Instructions for Use.
Design Policy and Copyright
® and ™ are trademarks belonging to the Arjo group of companies. © Arjo 2019.
As our policy is one of continuous improvement, we reserve the right to modify designs without prior notice.
The content of this publication may not be copied either whole or in part without the consent of Arjo.
Foreword
Thank you for purchasing Arjo equipment. Please read this Instructions For Use (IFU)
thoroughly!
Arjo will not be held responsible for any accidents, incidents or lack of performance that occur as a result of any
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Contents
Foreword .............................................................2
Customer Support ................................................... 2
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Patient/Resident Assessment ................................. 3
Expected Service Life .............................................3
Safety Instructions...............................................4
Safety Practises ......................................................4
Parts Designation ................................................5
Preparations ........................................................5
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Select Sling Size..................................................
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Sling Selection.....................................................
Sling Selection Based on Patient’s Amputee ..........
Transfer/Bathing......................................................
Transfer/Transport...................................................
Allowed Combinations.........................................7
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Clip Attachment & Detachment............................8
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'HWDFKWKH&OLSVVWHSV.......................................8
Loop Attachment & Detachment..........................8
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'HWDFKWKH/RRSVVWHSV .....................................9
Applying the Sling................................................9
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2Q)ORRUVWHSV ............................................... 11
Removing the Sling ...........................................12
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,Q&KDLU:KHHOFKDLUVWHSV.............................. 12
Cleaning and Disinfection..................................13
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Cleaning Chemicals .............................................. 13
Disinfection............................................................ 13
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When Soiled or Stained and Between Patients .... 14
Storage.................................................................. 14
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Troubleshooting.................................................15
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Intended Use
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transfer of single and double amputee patients/
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Sling should be used together with Arjo lift devices in
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in the Instructions for Use (IFU)
Products made of All Day Mesh and Mesh materials
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trained caregivers with adequate knowledge of the care
environment, and in accordance with the instructions
outlined in the Instructions for Use
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environments, nursing homes, other healthcare
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Patient/Resident Assessment
We recommend that facilities establish regular
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patient/resident according to the following criteria
prior to use:
• Patient/resident sits in wheelchair
• Has no capacity to support herself/himself at all
• Cannot stand unsupported and is not able to bear
weight, not even partially
• Dependent on caregiver in most situations
• Physically demanding for caregiver
• Stimulation of remaining abilities is very important
Or, for a patient/resident who:
• Is passive
• Might be almost completely bed ridden
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• Physically demanding for caregiver
• Stimulation and activation is not a primary goal
Safe Working Load (SWL) for Amputee Sling:
• MAA2050M, MAA2080M: 190 kg (418 lbs);
• MAA2090M, MAA2091M, MAA4040M,
MAA4070M, MAA4080M, MLA7000,
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proper assessment of each resident’s size, condition
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If the patient/resident does not meet these criteria an
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Expected Service Life
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sling does not show signs of fraying, tearing or other
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safety, as a precaution and to ensure safety, do not use
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Safety Instructions
WARNING
To avoid injury, make sure that the patient is
not left unattended at any time.
WARNING
To avoid injury, always assess the patient
prior to use.
WARNING
To avoid falling, make sure that the user
weight is lower than the safe working load
for all products or accessories being used.
WARNING
To avoid injury, never let the patient smoke
when using the sling. The sling can catch
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WARNING
To avoid injury, only store the equipment for
a short period of time. If stored longer than
stated in the IFU, it can cause weakness
and breakage in the material.
WARNING
To avoid injury, keep the equipment away
from sun/UV-light. Exposure to sun/UV-light
can weaken the material.
Safety Practises
• At any time, if the patient becomes agitated, stop
transferring/transporting and safely lower the
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• Patient with spasm can be lifted, but great care
should be taken to support the patient’s leg(s)/
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Serious incident
If a serious incident occurs in relation to this medical
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or patient should report the serious incident to the
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the European Union, the user should also report the
serious incident to the Competent Authority in the
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Parts Designation
Preparations
Before First Use (6 steps)
Check all parts of the sling, see section “Parts
Designation” on page 5,IDQ\SDUWLVPLVVLQJ
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Read this IFUWKRURXJKO\
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Choose a designated area where the IFU should be
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NOTE
Arjo recommends the name of the patient is
written on the sling care label to avoid cross
contamination between patients.
Before Every Use (5 steps)
Patient assessment must always determine the
methods used in everyday care, see “Intended
Use” on page 3
WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
to select the correct sling size according to
the IFU.
Check the allowed combinations against the sling,
spreader bar and lift, see “Allowed Combinations”
on page 7
WARNING
To avoid injury, always make sure to inspect
the equipment prior to use.
Check all parts of the sling, see “Parts
Designation” on page 5,IDQ\SDUWLVPLVVLQJ
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• fraying
• loose stitching
• tears
• fabric holes
• soiled fabric
• damaged clips/loops
• unreadable or damaged label
WARNING
To prevent cross-contamination, always
follow the disinfection instructions in this
IFU.
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clean see”Cleaning and Disinfection” on page
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Before using the sling, read the lift IFU for transfer,
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Sling label (located on the outside of the sling)
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Attachment clip (shoulder)
Leg strap
Attachment clip (leg)
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Body section
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Head section
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Attachment loop (shoulder)
Loop strap
Attachment loop (leg)
Pull handles
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Fig. 1
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Select Sling Size
Using the Arjo Measuring Tape
(4 steps) (Accessory)
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width and body proportions should also be considered
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If possible, the patient should be in a seated
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(See Fig. 1) and (See Fig. 2)
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of the head (position B) (See Fig. 1).
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levelled with the top of the patient’s head indicates
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between two sizes, it is recommended to select the
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Sizing Without a Measuring Tape
(2 steps)
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Make sure the sling covers the patient from the top
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(See Fig. 1)
Sling Selection
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Sling Selection Based on Patient’s Amputee
Double amputee over knee: Use a Double Amputee sling or Hammock Amputee
One leg amputee: Use a Right/Left Amputee sling (depending on amputee) or Hammock Amputee.
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Load Product Description Size
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Allowed Combinations
WARNING
To avoid injury, always follow the allowed combinations listed in this IFU. No other
combinations are allowed.
Safe Working Load (SWL)
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Clip Attachment & Detachment
NOTE
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spreader bar using the Dynamic Position
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sling. See lift IFU for instructions.
Attach the Clips (5 steps)
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Make sure the lug is locked at the top end of the
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Make sure the strap is not squeezed in between the
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Detach the Clips (3 steps)
Make sure that the weight of the patient is taken up by
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Make sure the lug is unlocked at the bottom of the
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Loop Attachment & Detachment
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the back hooks
WARNING
Do not cross the shoulder straps.
Attach the Loops (5 Steps)
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Use the same loop length (loop colour) for
the shoulder straps and the same length
(loop colour) for the leg straps.
Place the loop over the spring loaded latch (A
(See Fig. 6)
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NOTE
The loops lengths on the straps are used to
adjust the resident’s position and comfort.
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• Loops closer to the legs;
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• Loops further away from legs;
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Detach the Loops (2 steps)
Make sure that the weight of the resident is taken up
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Method 1
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Pull one side of the loop over the hook and spring
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Applying the Sling
In Bed (24 steps)
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WARNING
To avoid injury during log roll, make sure
there is another caregiver present and/or
use the side rails on the opposite side of
the bed.
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roll is not possible, use an Arjo sliding sheet/tube
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sure that the centre line is aligned with the patient’s
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• sling’s head support covers the neck/head area,
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patient and
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To avoid injury, make sure the patient’s
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To avoid injury to the patient, pay close
attention when lowering or adjusting the
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Slightly lift the patient to create tension in the
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WARNING
To avoid the patient from falling, make sure
that the sling attachments are attached
securely before and during the lifting
process.
Continue with the steps on the next page.
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Make sure that:
• All clips/loops are securely attached
(See Fig. 4) and (See Fig. 6)
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If an adjustment is needed, lower the patient and
make sure that the weight of the patient is taken up
by the receiving surface before removing the clip/
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manual DPS, make sure that one caregiver holds
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to the lift IFU
In Chair/ Wheelchair (22 steps)
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wheelchair. Apply these in bed.
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respective Sliding sheet/tube IFU
Make sure to always be two caregivers present,
when using a sliding sheet for placement of a sling
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sheet/tube IFU
Make sure that the centre line is aligned with the
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Make sure that the:
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• sling’s head support covers the neck/head area,
• sling pieces are not twisted underneath the
patient and
• if a sling with commode is being used, make
sure the hole is positioned correct
WARNING
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arms are placed inside of the sling.
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• No other chemicals are allowed.
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Care and Preventive Maintenance
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clips/loops.
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on the lift and the clip attachment.
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loops.
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patient’s position.
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always hold to the spreader bar during transfer/
transport.
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Label on the Sling
Care and Washing Symbols
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No bleaching allowed
No tumble drying allowed
Tumble drying
No Ironing allowed
No dry cleaning allowed
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European Community harmonised
legislation
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Regulation 2017/745
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Fibre Content
PES Polyester
PE Polyethylene
38 Polyurethane
PA Polyamide
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䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎☹❵㸉䫞槏楒㘷劔⩪⮕◗闌䌔
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❈氠騜僻▫
╚騜僻溸駕绿劔筷溸䫞槏☭⽄❈氠ն
䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎ꃿ⻉㐃ⶖꯗ楒㘷յ䫞槏╚䖦յ⪼♑
⣍䎙䫞槏勨卐⾕㵶䎂╚❈氠ն
䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎⺢茤氠◟婟
❈氠騜僻▫
╚䭰㴼溸
氠ꄬն珡婝氠◟⪼♑潨溸ն
䝖罏 /氻➃霉⠮
䧰♰䐮駖❈氠勨卐䐮皒傽䊬駬⛓瓨䍈ն䫞槏☭⽄䍎
㐃❈氠勔駦㜜⯼周䰕♨┬吙⬮駬⛓嬓⻐䜠脢 /洡☭
• 䜠脢 /洡☭㑀鿝嗈
• 㴟⪢屳劔茤ⲇ佻临蔦䉁溸麄✅
• ┯茤蔦鉿皭皒□傱岻䪩⺇蔦䉁溸✅ꓨ氋蔸ꌄ
⮕✅ꓨ
• 㐃㝕ꌄ⮕䝠⬔┬❹鰣䫞槏☭⽄
• 괛锢䫞槏☭⽄䳀❵麄✅佻临
• ⯢應Ⱙ✍嵛Ⲙ茤ⲇ긌䊬ꓨ锢
䧶脢ꃿ氠◟♨┬䜠脢 /洡☭
• 錻Ⲙ
• ⭠▊ⷚ䌽┯鱎
• ⪸虹⧕潳䧶䮘罥
• 㴟⪢❹긐䫞槏☭⽄
• 괛锢䫞槏☭⽄䳀❵麄✅佻临
• ⯢應錻Ⲙ⾕╭Ⲙ嵛Ⲙ茤ⲇ┯儱╭锢潨吙
䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎溸㴘⪢䪩ꓨ (SWL)
• MAA2050M, MAA2080M: 190 kg (418 lbs);
• MAA2090M, MAA2091M, MAA4040M,
MAA4070M, MAA4080M, MLA7000,
MLA7000A, MAA7090M: 272 kg (600 lbs)
婞燛駬⛓嬓╗洡☭溸✅呬յ匜⚂⾕䳀ⶬ瓌⛻楒㘷⻑
䍎❈氠ꃿ⻉溸⻌⪎稝㒘⾕閕呬ն
㠁卸䜠脢 /洡☭┯怮鳉ꂘ◲匜⚂䍎❈氠⪼♑溸駦
㜜/笡缛☋ն
곫雦⢪欽㼑ㄐ
䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎溸뀔劻❈氠㸓⾀╬劅ꪍ❈氠㸓⾀
劻ꮺն⻌⪎溸뀔劻❈氠㸓⾀⺆⬑◟㵄ꮪ❈氠匜⚂ն㎌
婟㐃❈氠▇⯼ⲏ䖪燛⟛⻌⪎勑⮃楓状䰁յ为鍩䧶⪼
♑䰁㐿ꃥ骮䌔┻勑气䰁㐿ⷬ鍩⺛յ䒔剱յ偃鍩ն
㠁卸澚⯒⚈✇ 婟稝䰁㐿䝠⬔騟ⴤ❈氠⻌⪎ն㠁卸
㸉◟⻌⪎㴘⪢劔⚈✇沼ꭄ✑╬뀔ꮑ䲃偢䌔╬◗燛
⟛㴘⪢騟ⴤ❈氠⻌⪎ն
䨗艩洡☭┺氠⻌⪎溸뀔劻❈氠㸓⾀
• ❈氠劻
- ꓠ氠 All Day 包倣溸⻌⪎ – 1 䌑
- ꓠ氠䨿劔⪼♑包倣溸⻌⪎ – 2 䌑
• ⟛鯵劻
- 5 䌑ն
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㸝Ⰼ霹僈
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲䎾㨤絊剣⚁➃溏䫡䝖罏կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲䎾㖈⢪欽㨤絊㼆䝖罏朐ⲃ鵳
遤霉⠮կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝䶫⦝䝖罏⡤ꅾ♶䖤馄ⴀ䨾欽❡ㅷ⿺꣡⟝
涸䚪㸝Ⰼ䊨⡲餏蚚կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲ⴗ⺡㖈⢪欽じ⯶傞雮䝖罏エ掆կ
じ⯶⠔㼋荝抠拇կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲➑䎾瀊劍㶸⪰霃㢊կ㥵卓㶸⪰傞
ꢂ馄鵂 IFU ⚥錞㹁涸傞ꢂⴭ⠔㼋荝勞俱倗鄬ㄤ
䔂䏞」䓳կ
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲霼鼙⯝⯕ /稘㢪⯕撑㼘ⵌ霃㢊կ
凐ꪪ✵⯕ /稘㢪⯕⠔꣭⡛勞俱䔂䏞կ
㸝Ⰼ錞薴
• 䓝䜠脢⺈䕒搊鸦┯㴘僓갫僓⢷婝鿛ꁾ /ꁾꃼ䌔
㴘⪢㐌侒⛽䜠脢ն
• 洧䮘䜠脢⺪♨䳀ⶬ瓌⛻⛰䍎杅⯋峜䟩佻临䜠脢
溸萧 /艩✅ն
⚚ꅾ✲⟝
㠁卸气┱騍ⶖ泈㊮唩潸⪸䌔䔕⿱氠䨮䧶䜠脢溸║
ꓨ◜⚂⮯氠䨮䧶䜠脢䍎㸞騍║ꓨ◜⚂䫟⼴缕ⶖ泈
㊮唩⯜ꅐガ䧶⮕ꨆガն㐃姚潊氠䨮ꂖ䍎⻔⪼䨿㐃䧯
⽄㎼溸╭硅䓝㹾䫟⼴騍║ꓨ◜⚂ն
ZH
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鿈⟝ぜ獦
⢪欽ⲥ㢊
ⴲ妃⢪欽6 ⚡姿낢
啃句⻌⪎溸䨿劔ꌄ⚂騟꭛
睘20 뀅溸ꌄ⚂
⻐璼
┞虹ն㠁卸⚈✇ꌄ⚂罼㝤䧶䰁㐿 – ┯䕒❈
氠⻌⪎ն
♏缂꭛騣勔 IFUն
啃句⻌⪎儱⻲䌏⬥ն
㐃䭰㴼⛻翞㡚ㄌ㲾侒 IFU♨➬갫僓⺆꭛ն
燛⟛⯜㴼㟲䫜侬駉⮦♨ꮑ䜠脢⮃楓箄䙋䝠⬔ն
劔⪸⚈✇ꭄ뀨騟臅笡䜨䓝㐌溸 Arjo ♣銩♨㸌
寛佻䭥ն
岤䠑
Arjo 䒊雳㼜䝖罏㨹ぜ叻岤㖈じ⯶⥂Ⱞ叻晥♳鼙
⯝䝖罏⛓ꢂ❜⿸䠭厩կ
嫦妃⢪欽5 ⚡姿낢
䜠脢駬⛓僓䖪뀋㢽缄燛㴼傽䊬䫞槏╚❈氠溸做
岻騟꭛
睘18 뀅溸傶㴼氠ꄬ
ն
险デ
⚹鼙⯝䝖罏㗖衅霼烁⥂呏䰘 IFU 鷥䭊姻烁涸じ
⯶㽯㼄կ
啃句⻌⪎յ⻌厜⾕瓌⛻勨溸⩣駠缀⻉騟꭛
睘
22 뀅溸⩣駠缀⻉
┞虹ն
险デ
⚹鼙⯝➃魧⠟㹲霼㨤絊烁⥂㖈⢪欽唬叅霃㢊կ
啃句⻌⪎溸䨿劔ꌄ⚂騟꭛
睘20 뀅溸ꌄ
⚂⻐璼
┞虹ն㠁卸⚈✇ꌄ⚂罼㝤䧶䰁㐿 – ┯䕒
❈氠⻌⪎ն啃句
• 状䰁
• 卄俆罙⻉
• 鍩⺛
• 熏崫
• 䉘倣叉對
• ⺇䰁ⷒ⺛ /楒
• 吙曵傱岻ꀥ駌䧶䰁㐿
险デ
⚹✫곫❜⿸䠭厩䗳곢黽㸛劥 IFU ⚥涸嶊嫫
霹僈կ
啃句⻌⪎儱⻲䌏⬥ն㠁卸⻌⪎┯䌏⬥騟꭛
睘
28 뀅溸庣崀⾕巆嬚
ն
❈氠⻌⪎▇⯼騟꭛騣瓌⛻勨 IFU ♨◗闌劔⪸
鿛ꁾյꁾꀂ⾕帲嶨溸⟥䛉ն
⻌⪎吙曵⛻◟⻌⪎㜾ꌄ
Ⲏ䒩升鋶
Ⲏ䒩升
ⷒ䩽艶ꌄ
萧䊎
ⷒ䩽萧ꌄ
萧滽歾
麄✅ꌄ⮕
艶䊎
㝧ꌄ
䵴䩽滽歾
ꂞ䱹楒艶ꌄ
楒䊎
ꂞ䱹楒萧ꌄ
䬕䩘厲
⻌⪎獏❛ն勑獏⮃䨿劔㒘⺵ն
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