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General| Brand | Joerns |
|---|---|
| Model | Dolphin Fluid Immersion Simulation System |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers explosion, shock, burn, fire, and injury hazards with usage instructions.
Warns about entrapment due to bed frame gaps and stresses patient assessment for safety.
Discusses guidelines for healthcare settings, particularly long-term care, regarding entrapment risks.
Explains how Joerns assists customers in selecting compliant accessories for their specific bed model.
Introduces the FIS system, its therapy, and benefits like reduced shear and improved outcomes.
Details patient suitability, weight capacities, ease of use, and self-monitoring features.
Lists weight capacities for various system components and their key features.
Explains friction and shear injury and how the system's fabric protects the patient's skin.
Lists patient conditions like spinal cord injury, amputations, burns, and pain for which the system is indicated.
Highlights the user-friendly interface, modes, and automatic adjustment capabilities of the control unit.
Details pressure redistribution, customization, conformance, and weight capacities.
Mentions CPR deflation, safety cells for power failure, and CairEdge feature.
Describes the pad's fabric for skin protection, moisture management, and breathability.
Warns about fire hazards when using oxygen equipment and advises on placement.
Explains how to perform CPR deflation on the therapy mattress, including specific models.
Describes the rechargeable battery's role in providing power during AC interruptions.
Provides instructions for transporting the patient, including cord storage and battery power.
Advises on proper patient positioning and safety for both general and pediatric use.
Explains the function and location of the Storage Switch and Power button.
Instructs on setting the Mode to 'Bed' for mattresses and 'Chair/Stretcher' for specialty surfaces.
Explains the alarm system, fault triggers, and temporary beeper disabling.
Details the Lock function to prevent unauthorized adjustments to the control panel.
Describes the Battery and Battery Low indicators and their meanings.
Explains the Immersion Profile window and the meaning of its LED indicators.
Describes Autofirm mode for transfers, warning against prolonged use with patients.
Explains the Autofirm button's function for maximum inflation and its automatic reset.
Recommends system control but allows manual adjustment with specific guidelines.
Describes the Auto Feedback scale and normal behavior during patient transition.
Warns about the necessity of a grounded outlet and risks of improper grounding.
Provides methods for checking outlet grounding using testers or an electrician.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the therapy mattress.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the wheelchair cushion.
Details how to perform a manual hand check to ensure proper mattress inflation and comfort.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the stretcher pad.
Offers troubleshooting steps for when the support surface fails to inflate.
Provides solutions for issues with changing therapy modes or comfort controls, including the lock function.
Advises on recommended linens and provides instructions for changing the therapy pad.
Guidance on patient repositioning, using Autofirm, and minimizing shear during elevation.
Explains incontinence impact on skin and emphasizes regular skin monitoring.
Warns about patient migration risks and advises on managing traction equipment.
Recommends lowering bed height for safety and outlines cleaning precautions for the control unit.
Recommends cleaning the mattress and surface with mild detergent and warm water.
Recommends disinfecting with tuberculocidal disinfectant and using protective equipment.
Provides cleaning instructions for the therapy pad and warns against steam cleaning.
Warns that only authorized, trained personnel should perform maintenance to avoid voiding warranty.
Provides instructions for storing the control unit and therapy mattress/surfaces.
Lists the weight of components and their safe working load capacities.
Details the dimensions of system components and electrical requirements.
Outlines environmental conditions and control unit certifications (UL, CSA, IEC).
Introduces EMC information and precautions for the AutoVector Fluid Immersion Simulator.
Details compliance and guidance for RF emissions, harmonic emissions, and voltage fluctuations.
Provides guidance and compliance levels for ESD, transient, surge, and voltage variation immunity.
Details guidance on power frequency magnetic field immunity according to IEC 61000-4-8.
Provides guidance and compliance levels for conducted and radiated RF immunity.
Explains the formula for recommended separation distance for RF communications equipment.
Explains how users can help prevent interference by maintaining minimum separation distances.
Explains how to estimate separation distance for transmitters not listed in the table.
Details warranty coverage for surfaces and components, and lists exclusions like improper use.
States that unauthorized modifications void the warranty and excludes damage from unsuitable conditions or abuse.
Explains warranty obligation for parts and how service requests are handled.
Informs about expedited parts shipping and Joerns dispatching technicians at their discretion.
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