HOW DO YOU USE THE MOTOR UNREST CHAIR ?
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1

Check the brakes
Make sure the brakes on the rear caster wheels are engaged before placing the patient in the chair.
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2

Open the tablet
You can open the tablet with one of the included keys.
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Place the patient in the chair
Have the patient sit as far back as possible in the Motor Unrest Chair
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4

Closing the tablet
Closing the tablet while the patient remains seated against the backrest. This prevents the upper body from coming into contact with the side of the tablet.
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Leg positioning
Always check that the legs are slightly spread so that the abduction pommel, located at the bottom of the tablet, does not bump against the patient's knees.
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Removing the key
Remove the key from the lock and store it in a place that is inaccessible to the patient.
Always manually check that the tablet is properly closed!
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7

The wall anchor
Attach the Motor Unrest Chair to the wall using the wall anchor when the patient is extremely restless and the brakes no longer provide sufficient restraint.
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Guidance
Closely monitor the patient and provide the necessary guidance. Once the patient has calmed down, remove them from the chair.
Caution!
Just as patient behaviour is not 100% predictable, no product is 100% foolproof.
Patient safety requires regular reassessment and monitoring of the product and the situation. A product that previously worked may fail to achieve its intended purpose if the patient’s mental or physical health changes. NEVER use products that you feel are unsafe. Consult the appropriate medical authorities if you have any questions about patient safety.

Cleaning & Disinfection
From the frame and the tray to all upholstered parts, the Motor Unrest Chair can be completely cleaned using circular motions with a clean cloth, soap, and water.
Never use abrasives or hard sponges when cleaning to protect the stitching. If blood or other bodily fluids get on the chair, you must thoroughly remove these stains before disinfecting the surfaces. Always follow the instructions in the manual.
