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ArjoHuntleigh Padded Pediatric Slings

ArjoHuntleigh Padded Pediatric Slings

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This pediatric sling was designed with children in mind, featuring padded head and leg support as well as a fun elephant pattern. with FREE Shipping and Best Price Guarantee

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Product Overview

The ArjoHuntleigh Padded Pediatric Sling is a specialized lifting aid designed for children.

It features padded head and leg support for enhanced comfort during transfers.

The sling also boasts a playful elephant pattern that can help ease anxiety in young patients.

This product is made from durable materials that ensure safety and reliability during use.

It is compatible with various patient-handling systems, making it versatile for different applications.

Applications & Use Cases

This pediatric sling is used for transferring children with limited mobility within hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings in Kenya.

It is suitable for use by healthcare professionals, including nurses and caregivers.

The sling facilitates safe and comfortable movements, reducing strain on both the child and the caregiver.

Its design is particularly beneficial for pediatric patients in rehabilitation or those requiring assistance with daily activities.

Care & Maintenance

To maintain the ArjoHuntleigh Padded Pediatric Sling, it should be regularly inspected for signs of wear or damage.

The sling can be cleaned with mild soap and water, ensuring it is thoroughly dried before storage.

It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing to preserve the fabric's integrity.

Store the sling in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture buildup and ensure its longevity for use in healthcare facilities across Nairobi and beyond.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should a child sleep with a sling on a broken arm?

If you are an adult, it is important that you wear your sling in bed for the recommended period, unless you are instructed otherwise. All children should have their sling removed while sleeping as it may pose a choking risk. Your doctor or physiotherapist will advise you about this.

What slings do hospitals use?

There are two types of sling: the broad arm sling and the high arm sling..

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