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Ea. 55. NC two 24 rear wheels Option H2 PVC dipped handrings in lieu of std Option H5 Pneumatic tires in lieu of standard 3195. Positioning Shower/Commodes Model 283/496 Series Pricelist/Order Form February 2017 Dealer Information Date P. O. Mark For Account Model 283 Standard Features Tilt adjustment up to 30 degrees Seamless EnsoliteTM seat and back cushion Adjustable height swingaway arm Elevating legrests Removable commode pan Stainless steel frame Lap belt with hook and loop closure...

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How to fill out positioning showercommodes

1. Make sure the positioning showercommode is clean and sanitized before use.
2. Position the showercommode in a suitable location, such as a bathroom with easy access to water and drainage.
3. Adjust the height of the showercommode to a comfortable level for the user.
4. Ensure the wheels are locked to prevent any movement during use.
5. Assist the user in transferring onto the showercommode, ensuring their safety and comfort.
6. Make sure all necessary supplies, such as soap, shampoo, and towels, are within reach.
7. Use warm water to wet the user's body, ensuring all areas are properly cleansed.
8. Apply soap or cleaning solution gently to lather and clean the user's body.
9. Rinse off any soap or cleaning solution thoroughly to avoid irritation or discomfort.
10. Dry the user's body with a clean towel or towel warmer.
11. Assist the user in transferring off the showercommode safely.
12. Clean and sanitize the positioning showercommode after each use.
13. Store the showercommode in a dry and secure location until the next use.

Who needs positioning showercommodes?

1. People with mobility limitations or disabilities who require assistance with showering and toileting.
2. Individuals with medical conditions that make it difficult to use regular bathroom facilities.
3. Caregivers or healthcare professionals who provide assistance with personal hygiene.
4. Rehabilitation centers, hospitals, or nursing homes where patients or residents require specialized support during showering.

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What is positioning showercommodes?

Positioning showercommodes are devices used in the bathroom to assist individuals with limited mobility to shower comfortably and safely.

Who is required to file positioning showercommodes?

Healthcare providers, caregivers, and facilities that provide care for individuals with mobility issues are required to provide positioning showercommodes.

How to fill out positioning showercommodes?

To fill out positioning showercommodes, you need to provide information such as the patient's name, date of birth, medical condition, and specific positioning needs.

What is the purpose of positioning showercommodes?

The purpose of positioning showercommodes is to ensure that individuals with limited mobility can safely and comfortably shower while maintaining proper positioning.

What information must be reported on positioning showercommodes?

The information reported on positioning showercommodes should include the patient's name, date of birth, medical diagnosis, prescribed positioning aids, and any special instructions.