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Posey Clean Cuffs User Manual

Application instructions, Rx only clean cuffs

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Posey Company • 5635 Peck Road, Arcadia, CA 91006-0020 USA • www.posey.com

Phone: 1.800.447.6739 or 1.626.443.3143 • Fax: 1.800.767.3933 or 1.626.443.5014

MDSS GmbH

Schiffgraben 41

D-30175 Hannover, Germany

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ApplicAtion

instructions

ADVErsE rEActions

• Severe emotional, psychological, or physical problems may occur: if the applied device is uncomfortable; or if it severely

limits movement. If the patient is likely to cause injury to him/herself or others, get help from a qualified medical authority

to find an alternate intervention or method of restraint.

inDicAtions For usE:

• Patients assessed as being in extreme danger of injury to themselves or to others.

• Patients assessed to be at risk of disrupting life-saving treatments (e.g., chronic

tube pulling).

• Patients assessed to be at risk of line pulling, which may prevent monitoring of

vital signs.

• Patients whose picking, pulling, scratching, or peeling exacerbates a skin condition,

causes self-injury, or compromises wound site integrity.

contrAinDicAtions:

NEVER use on a patient:

With a dislocation or fracture on the restrained limb; or

If an IV or wound site could be compromised by the device.

See the Posey Catalog for other options for such a patient.

DO NOT use this device on a patient who is or becomes: suicidal; highly aggressive or combative; self-destructive; or

deemed to be an immediate risk to others, UNLESS the patient is under constant supervision.

Applicable Products:

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2214, 2215, 2216

DEscription oF proDuct: Locking restraint for wrist and ankle with integral swivels and pre-attached straps with locks.

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REF

2214 Synthetic Leather Locking Wrist

REF

2215 Synthetic Leather Locking Ankle

REF

2216 Posey Crisis Bag with one

set of 2214 Wrist Cuffs and

2215 Ankle Cuffs

REF

1074 Posey Universal Key

ApplicAtion instructions

2214

2216

ADDITIONAL OR DIFFERENT BODY OR LIMB RESTRAINTS MAY BE NEEDED

(See Posey Catalog):

• If the patient pulls violently against the bed straps;

• To reduce the risk of the patient getting access to the line/wound/tube site;

• To prevent the patient from flailing or bucking up and down and causing

self-injury.

• Check the patient regularly to ensure that:

Circulation is not impaired. Serious injury may occur if the cuffs restrict

circulation.

Cuffs are secure. Death or serious injury to the patient or others may occur

if the patient can remove the cuffs.

MONITORING

• Posey recommends constant direct supervision for patients deemed to be at

risk of injury to themselves or others. For times when direct supervision is not

possible, monitor by line of sight or by a video/audio device.

• NEVER allow a patient to have access to any tool, utensil, or object that might

be used to unlock or damage cuffs.

• Be aware that a sudden mood swing may cause agitated or aggressive behavior.

Contact the medical team AT ONCE if this occurs. No level of monitoring may

avoid the risk of serious injury to highly agitated or aggressive patients.

BED SAFETY

• ALWAYS use Hospital Bed Safety Workgroup

(HBSW) (http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/beds/modguide.

html) compliant side rails in the UP position and fill

ALL gaps to reduce the risk of entrapment.

• Use side rail covers and gap protectors to help prevent the patient’s body

from going under, around, through or between the side rails. A failure to do so

may result in serious injury or death if a patient becomes suspended or

entrapped. Posey offers a full range of side rail pads and/or gap protectors to

cover gaps.

• Before each use, check cuffs and straps for cracks, tears, and/or excessive

wear or stretch; cracked or broken buckles or locks; and/or that hook and loop

adheres securely, as these may allow patient to remove cuff. Discard if device

is damaged.

• If you have any questions about patient safety, ask the appropriate medical

authority for alternatives.

Posey Keys MUST be readily available to staff at all times. In an emergency, it is

difficult to cut the cuffs with scissors to free the patient.

NOTE: Keep excess strap out of reach to prevent patient from pulling strap and

damaging or opening lock.

Follow these steps to apply device (repeat steps 1-7 on other limb):

1. Wrap the cuff around the patient’s limb.

2. Insert the metal post through the most suitable adjustment hole.

3. Secure the lock to the post.

4. Check for proper fit by inserting one finger between the cuffs and the patient’s

wrist or ankles. The cuffs must be snug enough to prevent escape, but not

interfere with circulation.

5. Check that the lock “clicks” shut. If a lock is not completely closed, it can pop

open. Before leaving the patient’s side, test the lock by trying to open it without

the key.

6. Wrap the strap around the juncture of a movable part of the bed frame, out of

the patient’s reach. Ensure that the strap is wrapped around the frame at least

once before passing the end of the strap through the lock. Leave no more than

1” (3 cm) of excess strap sticking out of the lock. Pulling on excess strap may

allow the patient to damage the lock.

7. Pull firmly on the strap to verify that the lock is secure.

To Unlock Cuffs:

1. Insert the Posey Key into the lock and turn

counterclockwise. This will prevent jamming (fig. 1).

NOTE: Universal Posey Keys fit all Posey locks. To

order extra keys, contact Posey at 1.800.447.6739,

press 5, and ask for Cat. #1074.

Posey Keylock

Counterclockwise

TO OPEN

TURN

TO

OPEN

FiG. 1

Posey Keylock

Counterclockwise TO OPEN

MONITOR PER FACILITY POLICY. Check to ensure that:

• Straps cannot slide in any direction, tighten or loosen if the patient pulls on

them, or if the bed is adjusted;

• Cuffs are attached in a way that the patient is not able to use his or her teeth

or otherwise remove the device;

• Cuffs are intact, and not torn or damaged. DO NOT allow patients to ingest

product material.

Use extreme caution when using any type of padding with the limb holder. If the

patient pulls violently, the padding may compress and allow the patient to remove

the cuff and cause injury to himself/herself or others.

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