Invacare Standard 2-Point Patient Sling
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The Invacare Standard Patient Sling is designed for use with two-point lift cradles such as the Invacare 9805 series, Invacare Reliant Series, or Invacare I-Lift Series Lifts. with FREE Shipping
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The Invacare Standard 2-Point Patient Sling is specifically designed for use with two-point lift cradles.
It is compatible with models such as the Invacare 9805 series, Invacare Reliant Series, and Invacare I-Lift Series Lifts.
This sling is made from durable materials to ensure safety and comfort during patient transfers.
It features easy-to-use attachment points and is suitable for a variety of patient sizes and weights.
Applications & Use Cases
This patient sling is used primarily for lifting and transferring individuals with limited mobility.
It is ideal for healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings in Nairobi and throughout Kenya.
Caregivers can use it to safely move patients from beds to wheelchairs or other surfaces.
It is designed to accommodate users who require assistance in daily activities.
Care & Maintenance
Proper care of the Invacare Standard 2-Point Patient Sling is essential for longevity and safety.
It should be cleaned regularly with mild detergent and air-dried to maintain its integrity.
Inspect the sling for wear and tear before each use, ensuring that all seams and attachment points are secure.
Store the sling in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which type of sling is ideal for repositioning patients?
Repositioning Sling – for lifting and positioning users in a supine position. The Guldmann Repositioning Sling is ideal to turn, transfer and repositioning the user in the bed. The sling supports the whole body including the head and lifts the user in a supine position to and from bed, stretcher or floor.
Do pharmacies have slings?
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How long should you wear an arm sling?
You must wear your sling at all times, including night time ( 6 to 8 weeks in the sling depending on the type of replacement surgery you have had). The only times you may take it off are: Dressing, bathing, and exercising your hand, wrist, and elbow..
Can I sleep with a hand sling on?
And you can at this point in time use a pillow to help take the stress not only off the shoulder. But also and maybe even more importantly off the other side of your neck..