Medinox mx mobility MX79304 User manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Intended use: The mx Mobility walking quad is used primarily
as a walking aid that provides postural stability or support, or
assists in maintaining a good posture.
FEATURES:
Lightweight Aluminium
Four legs at base of stick to give extra support.
Ergonomically designed plastic handle
Non-slip rubber foot
Adjustable height: 68-91cm
Sturdy design
WARNING!
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS PRIOR TO
ASSEMBLY AND USE. IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND
THESE INSTRUCTIONS, CONTACT A HEALTH
PROFESSIONAL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE.
Before using the walking stick quad, be sure your weight is
within the weight capacity of the unit. This walking stick quad will
require little or no assembly and can be performed without tools.
This product should always be used on a at and solid surface.
Heavy or uneven weight distribution may cause stress to the
frame.
For maximum safety, make sure all safety features are explained
to you by a qualied therapist, physician, or a certied
salesperson. Check all plastic parts often for wear.
ASSEMBLY:
Inspect all parts for shipping damages before use. If there
is shipping damage – DO NOT USE. Contact your dealer/
distributor immediately for further instructions. If there are
any problems with your product, DO NOT attempt to repair it
yourself. Contact your dealer/distributor that you purchased the
product from for any needed parts or repairs.
Mx Health assumes no responsibilities for any damage or injury
caused by improper installation, assembly, or use of this product.
WALKING STICK QUAD HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT:
Ensure the hoodle is protruding fully before attempting to use the
walking stick quad.
USING THE WALKING STICK QUAD:
1. Hold your walking stick quad in the hand that’s opposite the
side that needs support.
2. Position the walking stick quad slightly to the side and about
2 inches forward.
3. Move your walking stick quad forward at the same time as
you step forward with your aected leg.
4. Hold the walking stick quad steady in place as you walk
forward with your unaected leg.
SITTING DOWN:
When possible, sit in chairs that have armrests.
1. Position yourself in front of the chair so that the edge of the
seat touches the backs of your legs.
2. For a four-tip walking stick quad, keep one hand on your
stick and place your other hand on the armrest.
3. Gently lower down into the chair.
STAIRS:
Use extra care when you navigate steps or a curb with your
walking stick quad. When using a quad walking quad on the
stairs, you may need to turn it to the side so that it ts on the
stair.
1. Hold onto the handrail for support.
2. If only one of your legs is aected, step up with your
unaected leg rst.
3. Then, step up at the same time with your aected leg and
walking stick quad.
4. To walk down the stairs, put your walking stick quad on the
lower step rst.
5. Then, step your aected leg onto the step, followed by your
unaected leg.
WALKING STICK
QUAD
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HIP PAIN:
You may need to use a walking stick quad while healing from a
hip injury or surgery.
You can also do exercises to strengthen your back, core, and
lower body.
PREVENT FALLS:
Wear supportive shoes that have nonslip rubber soles. Use
extra care when walking on waxed oors, slippery rugs, or wet
surfaces.
Also, buy a new rubber tip for your walking stick quad if your
current one becomes worn or loses its traction.
SAFETY TIPS:
• You must exercise caution when using a walking quad. The
rubber-tipped end of your walking quad will help with grip
and allow for traction on walking surfaces. However, use extra
caution when using your walking quad in wet, icy, or slippery
conditions.
• Replace the tip if the tread has too much wear and tear.
• Gaze straight ahead instead of looking down.
• Make sure your walking stick quad is completely stable before
you walk forward.
• Avoid positioning your walking stick quad too far forward, as it
could slip.
• Be mindful of pets and children.
• Ensure that all your walkways are well-lit. Put in night-lights on
the route from the bedroom to the bathroom.
• Use nonslip bathmats, safety bars, and a raised toilet seat in
your bathroom. You can also use a shower tub seat.
• Set up and organize your living space so that all the items
you’ll need access to are easy to reach.
• Use a backpack, fanny pack, or cross-body bag to keep your
hands free.
• Do not try to carry anything in your hands when using a
walking stick quad.
• Remove throw rugs in the home so they don’t catch the
walking stick quads foot.
• Secure electrical cords to the oor or reroute them so they
aren’t in your path.
• Get rid of any clutter that could impede your walking or cause
you to trip.
• Keep the oors clean and dry.
• Wear shoes or slippers that have non-slip or rubber soles.
Avoid wearing shoes that have leather soles or heels.
• Frequently check the tips of the walking stick quad. Replace
them if they become worn.
MAINTANANCE:
The walking stick quad is designed for minimum maintenance.
To clean, wipe over with a soft cloth. Use general purpose
neutral detergent and warm water.
Do not use harsh abrasives.
Clean regularly and dry.
Periodically check and tighten all nuts, bolts, screws, and other
hardware on the crutch.
Device readiness: With the device fully assembled as per the
instructions, and checked for safety, the device is ready for use.
Reusability: If the device becomes worn, or becomes
dilapidated, discontinue use, and obtain a new device.
When to consult a healthcare professional: If the user
complains about any discomfort or inconvenience using the
device, consult with a healthcare professional.
Should any problems be experienced from the use of this device, please
incident or harm be the result of the use of this device, please inform the
manufacturer and the health authorities in the country of sale.
2 Sunrock Close, Sunnyrock,
Germiston, Gauteng, 1401
www.medinox.co.za
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Applicant
Publicaon date: 15 October 2021
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