| Style | Item# | Pad Dimensions | Strap Length Size |
| Cotton, Tie Connector | PO-1231 | 17 1/2in Length x 6in Width | Long 104in, Short 69in |
| Cotton, Quick Release Buckle | PO-1231Q | 17 1/2in Length x 6in Width | Long 59in , Short 33in |
| Flame Retardant, Tie Connector | PO-1201 | 17 1/2in Length x 6in Width | Long 104in, Short 69in |
| Cotton, Quick Release Buckle | PO-1231XL | 28 1/2in Length x 6in Width | Long 82in, Short 50in |
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Lay the belt horizontally across the bed with the soft flannel side up toward
the small of the patient's back, and the back pad in the center of the bed.
2. Secure the short strap to the movable part of the bed frame, with
quick-release ties at waist level, out of the patient's reach.
3. Bring the long strap over and around the patient's waist and back
behind the patient through the slot in the back pad.
4. Secure the long strap to the movable part of the bed frame out of the
patient's reach with quick-release ties or with quick-release buckles
(Cat. No. 1231Q).
When limited patient movement is desired:
1. Lay the belt horizontally across the bed with the soft flannel side
down and align with the small of the patient's back and abdomen.
2. Secure the short strap to the movable part of the bed frame with
quick-release ties or buckles at waist level, out of the patient's reach.
3. Move the belt to the side, place the patient on the bed and put the
belt with the soft flannel side down over the patient's waist. The slot
should be in front on the patient's abdomen (Fig. 1).
4. Wrap the long strap under the patient and back around the patient's
waist through the slot in the pad.
5. Secure the long strap to the movable part of the bed frame out the
patient's reach with quick-release ties or buckles.
Straps should always be snug, but not interfere with breathing. You should be able to place your flat hand between patient and belt.
