ZIBRIO Stability Pro User manual

Taking a Balance Test
1) Place scale on a hard, level oor, at least 1.5 feet from a wall with a focal point, like the test instructions
poster, at eye level.
2) Plug in the scale.
3) Press on the center of the scale to zero it. You should hear a beep and see ‘- - -’ on the display as
conrmation that zeroing has occurred; the display will then read‘0.0.’ Zero the scale any time it has
been moved between uses.
4) Stand still on the scale with feet a comfortable width apart and hands at sides. After a few seconds, the
scale will beep and the balance test will begin. The balance test will last 60 seconds.
5) At the end of the test, the scale will beep and the balance score will be displayed (1-10). Note : If you will
use the scale again later, you might need to wake it up by pressing on it.
Balance Score Interpretation
1-3 (red zone) means high risk of falling
4-6 (yellow zone) means moderate risk of falling
7-10 (green zone) means low risk of falling, best balance
Congratulations on your ownership of a Stability Pro scale! We’re delighted to support you in helping others
understand and manage their balance. For instruction manual and help videos, visit www.zibrio.com/start
Keep your eyes open and
look forward. Do not look
down or move your head.
Do not talk or chew
gum during the test.
at least 1.5 ft
Keep still throughout the test
and breathe normally.
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SAFETY INFORMATION
At ZIBRIO we are very safety conscious, and we design and manufacture products with the safety of you,
our valued customer, at the forefront. We ask that you adhere to the following precautions when using your
Stability Pro scale.
Limitations
The Stability Pro scale…
• Is not intended to diagnose or treat any illness or condition. While the Stability Pro scale measures
balance, poor balance in itself is not a disease and can be caused by variety of conditions. If you suspect
an underlying medical condition that is aecting someone’s balance, consult a doctor; only a doctor can
diagnose such a condition.
• Is not intended for use by individuals who are unable to stand unassisted for at least 60 seconds. An
operator should always spot patients as they mount and dismount the scale, and should remain in close
proximity, spotting them, throughout the duration of the balance test.
• May not assess balance accurately in the following populations: individuals with vestibular disorders,
tremors, or attention and memory issues.
• Cannot be used to gauge intoxication level due to alcohol or other substances. Getting a high balance
score is not an indication of tness for driving or other activities.
• Should be used in a distraction-free environment for best results.
• Has a maximum weight limit of 350 lbs.
Care and Use
The Stability Pro scale…
• Must be used on a hard, level oor. Balance scores and weights will likely be inaccurate if the scale is used
on a carpeted oor or an uneven hard oor. All four scale feet must be rmly resting on the oor.
• Should not get wet. Do not immerse in water. Be sure the surrounding oor and the surface of the scale
are dry to avoid slipping when using the scale.
• If cleaning is needed, clean top glass surface with glass cleaner. Plastic surfaces may be wiped with a
damp cloth. Disinfectants suitable for glass or plastic surfaces may be used on the respective surfaces.
• Should be inspected for damage prior to use. Inconsistent weight or balance readings could result if the
scale is damaged. Check for cracks in the glass or plastic surfaces. Check to ensure that the battery cover
is rmly attached. Check to make sure all 4 foot pads are present and undamaged.
• Should not be used if the glass top is cracked, as injury may occur.
• Should not be dropped, as this may lead to personal injury or damage to the device.
• Avoid stepping on the edge of the scale to minimize likelihood of tipping.
• Verify that the scale display is working correctly by observing the Power On Self Test. When the scale
is rst powered on, either through plugging in or installation of new batteries, each segment of the
number display will light up in sequence and the scale will beep three times. If any of these components
of the display does not light up, the display may be faulty, which could lead to inaccurate weight or
balance score readings.
Always supervise patients
during balance tests.
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