Joerns Bari10A - Accessories

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Joerns Bariatric Beds
Model Bari10A
© 2015 Joerns Healthcare • 6110089 RevF • 15-2235
Important: Patient’s risk for pressure ulceration
determines which mattress should be used.
Assessment of risk for pressure ulceration is
important to avoid injury to patient, and should only be
determined by qualied professionals.
Note: International standards require distance from
top of mattress (un-compressed) to top of side rails
to be a minimum of 220 mm (8.66 inches). If mattress
is thicker than 6.5 inches (Example: If a professional
recommends an air otation system to treat pressure
ulceration), bed/mattress system would not comply
with International standards. A professional can assess
if clinical benets outweigh the risk of not meeting
standards.
IV Sockets
The IV Sockets at the head and foot of the bed are
rated for 50 lb. maximum vertical or 50 lbs-ft torque.
Drainage Bag Loops
Drainage Bag Loops are rated at 15 lb. maximum load.
Caution: Drainage Bag Loops are not intended for use
as tie downs.
Figure 15
Foot Panel
Route Pendant Control
Cord inside Side Rails
Figure 17
Pendant
Control -
Hang on
Foot Panel
Route Pendant Control
Cord inside Side Rails
Figure 18
Bed Movement/Transport
1. Follow these general guidelines when moving bed
(specic patient’s needs may necessitate such
requirements).
a. Fully lower all mattress support
platform sections.
b. If extended, retract mattress support platform
width extensions on both sides. Note: This
may require removing
mattress sections.
c. If extended, retract mattress support platform
Foot extension.
d. Latch all side rails in up position.
e. Required: Place an attendant at each
bed end.
Caution: Before transporting bed, unplug
bed from power source, wrap power cord
around cord storage hooks below head panel,
hang Pendant from foot panel, and route
Pendant cable inside Side Rails (Figure 17).
Failure to do so could result in Pendant cable,
power cord or bed damage, thereby creating
a potential hazard. Ensure pendant cable
and power cord are off oor and away from
Casters.
f. Unlock casters.
g. Deploy Steer Wheel if equipped with optional
steer pedal.
h. Apply even push/pull force on head
panel and/or foot panel handholds
(Figure 18). When bed movement/transport is
completed:
• Always apply caster locks and disengage
steer wheel, if applicable.
Caution: It is critically important to lock
all four casters individually to prevent
unintended bed movement.
• Always plug bed back into power outlet so
that it is continuously charging.
Caution: Steer Wheel must be disengaged to obtain
an accurate resident/patient weight.
Accessories
Mattress
1. Bari10A Bed may be equipped with BariMatt 1000
6.5" foam mattress (Figure 19, p.12).
2. Mattress is designed as separate sections,
which t together on mattress support platform in
different arrangements: narrow, sides extended,
and/or length extended.