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Instructions for use MULTITEC

Drive Medical GmbH & Co. KG | As per: 24.04.2020 | Errors and alterations excepted

Indication - Contraindication

INDICATION:

Inability to walk or severely restricted walking ability as

part of the basic need to move around in your own home

and to leave your home to get some fresh air on a short

walk or to reach the places usually in the surrounding

area of your home where everyday business can be car-

ried out.

When considering provision, please also note the body

size, weight, physical and psychological constitution, the

age of the person, living conditions and environment.

CONTRAINDICATION:

The use of the wheelchair is not suitable in cases of

• Disorders of perception

• Severe loss of balance

• Loss of limbs to both arms

• Joint contractures/joint damage to both arms

• Inability to sit down

Scope of delivery

1 x Multitec multifunction wheelchair

1 x Instructions for use

Safety instructions

To ensure proper and safe use, please be sure to ob-

serve the following information:

Stability and balance

Your wheelchair is designed such that it ensures the sta-

bility you need during normal daily activities.

Each of your movements in the wheelchair has an eect

on the center of gravity which can lead to tipping of the

wheelchair. To increase your safety, we recommend us-

ing safety belts.

Reaching an object beyond the chair

The balance limits for reaching an object were deter-

mined through studies on a representative group of

wheelchair users.

Only the arms can be extended out beyond the wheelchair

seat. The body and the head should remain within the

limits of the seat.

Do not lean forward

Do not lean your chest over the armrest. To reach an ob-

ject in front of you, you must lean and bend downwards.

For this reason, you must use the steering wheels as an

aid (by facing them forwards) in order to attain stability

and balance. Accurate orientation of the wheels is im-

portant for your safety.

Do not lean back

Position the wheelchair as close as possible to the de-

sired object so that you can easily lift it with outstretched

arms while you remain seated in the chair in a normal po-

sition. Do not lean back in any case since you can other-

wise cause the chair to tip over.

Lateral transfer

This transfer can be performed alone, provided you

have appropriate mobility and muscle tone. Position the

wheelchair as close as possible to the place where you

wish to sit such that the steering wheels are pointing

forwards. Secure the parking brakes of the rear wheels.

During the transfer, there will be little or no support un-

derneath you; use a transfer board, if at all possible. If you

are able to stand more or less upright and if you have suf-

ﬁcient upper body strength and mobility, you can transfer

yourself forwards to another seat. Fold up the foot plate

and push the foot support/leg support to the side to clear

the way, bend your body forwards while you support

yourself on the two armrests and stand up. Then push

your body in the direction of the place where you wish to

sit while distributing your weight on your arms and hands.

Forward transfer

If this movement is dicult for you, we recommend ob-

taining assistance from an attendant or caregiver to en-

sure a transfer that is as easy and safe as possible. Se-

cure both brakes and ensure that both steering wheels

are pointing forwards. In doing so, be aware that you

should not under any circumstances support yourself on

the brakes during the transfer.

Then grasp the top of the armrests, support yourself on

your arms in order to easily get up and the attendant can

assist you in completing the transfer.

Position yourself as near as possible to the place whe-

re you wish to sit. During the transfer, position yourself

as far back in the seat as possible to prevent the seat

cushion from being damaged or the wheelchair from tip-

ping forward. Secure the two brakes; they should always

be used as support for transfers. Never support yourself

on the foot supports when sitting or getting up from the

wheelchair.

TiLTing, overcoming obstacles, such as curbs

Getting up onto the sidewalk:

The attendant positions the wheelchair in forward gear

in front of the sidewalk. He/she then tilts the wheelchair

backwards until the steering wheels reach up onto the

sidewalk; he/she pushes the wheelchair forward until the

rear wheels are against the edge of the curb and pushes

the wheelchair once again until the rear wheels roll over

the edge of the curb.

Getting down o the sidewalk:

The attendant positions the wheelchair facing forward

with the back to the sidewalk and tilts it backwards until it

is balanced. Then he/she pushes the wheelchair forward

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