Application; General Description - Petermann alpha Pegasus Gebrauchsanleitung

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3.6 Application

3.6.1 General description

The Stand-up Aid Pegasus aids mobilisation from the floor to a seated position. Depending on the clinical
picture, this can be performed alone or with assistance. The seat of the Stand-up Aid Pegasus has a minimum
receiving height of 80 mm.
The Stand-up Aid Pegasus may be used exclusively as a Stand-up Aid in accordance with the intended use. Any use
other than the intended use is prohibited. Training in use of the Stand-up Aid Pegasus may only be provided by
authorised, qualified personnel.
3.6.2 Setup
Set the base up.
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Place the included hand crank in the crank receiver on the backrest.
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The Stand-up Aid Pegasus can be raised on all sides of the seat.
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Insert the backrest into the backrest receiver.
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Optional use without the backrest is possible.
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3.6.3 Application with assistance
Set the Pegasus up within reach.
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Fold the sliding plate down from the seat plate and onto the floor. to create an incline
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Ready the Stand-up Aid Quick, slide and anti-slip mat.
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Turn the patient onto their side.
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Place the slide under the buttocks.
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Turn the patient in a supine position.
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Raise the legs.
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Place the anti-slip mat under the patient's feet.
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Place the Stand-up Aid Quick against the buttocks.
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Place the handles of the Stand-up Aid Quick across one another on the patient's stomach.
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Move the patient into a sitting position over the shoulder with a slight turning motion.
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Secure the patient by the shoulder.
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With the other hand, reach into the opening on the inclined surface of the Stand-up Aid Pegasus.
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Pull the Stand-up Aid Pegasus under the patient's buttocks by the inclined surface.
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Take hold of the Stand-up Aid Quick handles.
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Support the user's knee on the seat of the Stand-up Aid Pegasus.
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Pull the patient onto the seat by shifting you weight back.
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Remove the slide from under the patient.
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Insert the crank into the hex receiver.
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Turn to the right Stand-up Aid Pegasus is raised.
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Maximum number of turns: 57 (from the highest to the lowest position)
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Move to the desired height.
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Transfer to a wheelchair is performed in accordance with the clinical picture.
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