Appropriate in most situations
for both patient and caregiver. It is appropriate in most situations and therefore a good choice if you are uncertain about who is going to be lifted.
UniversalSling - Lifting from wheelchair to bed video
UniversalSling - Lifting from bed to wheelchair video
ISO Standards ApprovedModel: 0
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UniversalSling provides support for the entire back. The patient’s arms are held inside the sling. A correctly fitted and carefully applied UniversalSling gives the patient a good sense of security and a high degree of comfort.
UniversalSling is easy to apply and remove, and, if the right size is selected, it adapts to the patient's body without individual adjustments.
It is important to choose the correct size to achieve the highest level of comfort and safety. A sling which is too large increases the risk of the patient's sliding out of it, while one which is too small can be tight-fitting in the groin. The XL universal sling has a higher weight capacity of 300kg for larger patients.
The UniversalSling is available in different fabrics:
UniversalSling is ideal for lifting both with separated leg supports and with leg supports overlapped under both thighs.
UniversalSling is available with leg supports in different designs. The most common are reinforced leg supports. The reinforcement provides high comfort, distributes the pressure and prevents the leg supports from creasing under the thighs.
One design has soft-padded leg supports (synthetic sheepskin). This is recommended for especially pressure-sensitive patients.
UniversalSling mod 02 is recommended for transfers where there is difficulty achieving sufficient lifting height. Loop lengths are minimised, and the sitting posture is slightly more reclined than with model 00.
Liko UniversalSling is available in 22 standard versions: see the assortment in the Product List, (under Resources Tab). Other versions can be specially ordered.
Australian Standards have been developed to ensure equipment meets recognised safety and reliability criteria. To achieve this status, equipment must pass a series of tests in which it is put under difficult conditions that are designed to be similar to those that the child or adult may face when the equipment is used. For example, wheelchairs are tested for safhas gained Australian Standard acceptance, it provides a sense of satisfaction and reassurance that it is safe to be used and will do the job.
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