Using Optional Inflatable Head Support Cushion; Using Optional Wrist Rests; Using Optional Drape Support/Oxygen Tubing - Stryker Medical 1069 Manual De Uso

Stretcher Operation
USING THE OPTIONAL INFLATABLE HEAD SUPPORT CUSHION
The optional inflatable head support cushion has two internal air
bladders. Squeeze the bulb (A) to inflate the bladders and provide
more stability for the patient's head. Press the release valve (B) to
deflate the bladders.
B
A
USING THE OPTIONAL WRIST RESTS
There are two optional wrist rests avail-
able for the 1069; standard
and tempo-
D
ral .
To use the wrist rest, insert the support
tube (A) into the socket in the Fowler head
piece assembly. Turn knob (B) clockwise
D
to secure the wrist rest assembly.
To adjust the height of the wrist rest, turn
knob (C) counterclockwise to loosen it.
Raise or lower the wrist rest to the desired
C
height, and turn the knob clockwise to
tighten it and hold the wrist rest in place.
The "U" shaped rest (D) can be pivoted up
A
and away from the patient when the wrist
C
rest is not in use.
B
1
B
A
2
USING THE OPTIONAL DRAPE SUPPORT/OXYGEN TUBING
The optional drape support/oxygen tubing provides an integrated
drape support and patient air delivery system. The oxygen tubing
is inside the flexible support tube. Place the mounting tab (A) in the
I.V. receptacle at the head end of the stretcher and insert the oxy-
gen delivery line into the oxygen tube receptacle (B). The assembly
can be adjusted for maximum patient comfort.
A
B
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