Transfers Part III Flashcards

1
Q

When would we use a dependent squat pivot transfer?

A

To quickly move a patient with paraplegia, tetraplegia, hemiplegia, etc. between surfaces

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What type of environment can we do a dependent squat pivot transfer in?

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Tight spaces, home, ICU, hospital, SNF, or inpatient rehab

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Why would we use a dependent squat pivot over other transfers?

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Time - faster than lift transfers
WB -to get weight through limbs
Space - if a lift doesn’t fit

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When would we use a dependent two person squat pivot?

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To quickly move a patient with paraplegia, tertraplegia, hemiplegia, etc. between surfaces and when someone else is available
** or if unsafe with just one person

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What type of environment would we use a dependent two person squat pivot in?

A

tighter spaces

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6
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Where would we use a full body slide board transfer?

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  • ICU or cardiopulmonary complications
  • Intact sensation/skin ( w cardiac chair)
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What type of environment do we use a full body slide board transfer in?

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ICU, ED, Step down units

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When would we use a full body slide board transfer?

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When you need to get a patient to another bed or cardiac chair / lift table

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What is a hovermatt?

A

An air mattress that inflates to off-weight, slide air mattress laterally to other surface

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When would we use a hovermatt transfer?

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One bed to another or onto a tile table/ cardiac chair

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What type of patient can we use a hovermatt for?

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  • harder to transfer, skin integrity issues
  • larger body habitus
  • pts with skin integrity issues
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What type of environment can we use a hovermatt transfer in?

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ICU, ED, Step down units

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13
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Why would we use a hovermatt transfer over other transfers?

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  • best for bariatric patients
    -safe
  • least likelihood of skin breakdown
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When would we use a Sabina lift transfer?

A

to get a patient from a seated surface to another seated surface safely

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What type of patient would we use a Sabina lift transfer on?

A

Patient with weak LE

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What type of environment can we use a Sabina lift transfer in?

A

SNF, ICU, floors

17
Q

Why would you want to use a Sabina lift transfer over other transfers?

A
  • want patient to use their legs a bit, but they are too weak to fully stand
  • better than lifts for WB and patient involvement
  • safer than dependent
  • get prolonged moments in upright positioning
18
Q

when would you use a mechanical lift transfer?

A

When the patient is dependent and you have to move them from a supine surface to a chair

19
Q

What type of patient can you use a mechanical lift transfer for?

A

Patients with paraplegia and tetraplegia, etc

20
Q

What type of environment can we use a mechanical lift transfer in?

A

ICU, floors, rehab, home
- need space to maneuver the lift

21
Q

Why would you use a mechanical lift transfer over another transfer?

A
  • long term needs ( dependent transfers at home)
  • safe
  • minimal risk to caregiver or patient
  • can do it with one person if necessary
  • diminished risk of skin issues
22
Q

What is a hydraulic lift?

A

A manually operated lift that uses a valve on a cylinder to control the increase and release of pressure, manual lever used to increase the pressure in the cylinder when the valve is closed

23
Q

What determines the rate of descent with a hydraulic lift?

A

the patients weight and the amount the valve is opened