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- Page 1 User and Maintenance Manual SCOOP EXL Atraumatic Stretcher Read this manual Rel.161115 carefully and keep it English (UK) for future reference.
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Page 2: Ferno Technical Support
Any other safety measure implemented by the user must comply with applicable regulations. Before using the product, it is strongly The products sold by Ferno are covered by a 24-month warranty recommended that staff be trained in its correct usage. Retain against manufacturing defects. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
1.6 Symbol glossary __________________________ 5 7 - Accessories ________________________________ 31 1.7 Information and safety labels ________________ 5 7.1 Accessories for SCOOP EXL stretcher __________ 31 2 - Operator training and skills __________________ 6 7.2 EXL SCOOP Stretcher Models ________________ 31 7.3 Patient restraints ____________________________ 31... -
Page 4: Safety Information
SCOOP EXL stretcher as described herein. Respect the maximum loading capacity of the SCOOP EXL Unauthorized modifications to the SCOOP EXL stretcher can cause stretcher. Refer to section 3.4 General specifications, page serious damage, injury and / or unpredictable problems. Do not modify or alter the stretcher in any way. -
Page 5: Symbol Glossary
The Manufacturer reference numbers, the CE mark, and the serial number, are on the rear of the stretcher (on the right side of the body as seen by the operator). Never exceed the load capacity of the SCOOP EXL stretcher. Inspect the stretcher if the carrying capacity has been exceeded (see section Inspection). -
Page 6: Operator Training And Skills
European Directive 93/42/EEC concerning Storage, page 30). medical devices. From serial number S/N 30001, the SCOOP EXL stretcher For more information: www.ferno.it has been built with non-ferromagnetic metal components so that it can be used in magnetic fields with values no greater STRETCHER COMPONENTS than 1.5 T. -
Page 7: Components (Stretcher)
Twin Safety Lock (2) Small side holes (2) Pins (8) Lifting handles, foot end Lifting handles, head end Locking handles (2) Side holes (8) FOOT HEAD FOOT SECTION BODY SECTION FOOT © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 8: General Specifications
WARNING Improper use of the stretcher can cause damage Ferno reserves the right to change the specifications without and / or injury. Use the SCOOP EXL stretcher as notice. For more details, please contact Ferno's Customer described herein. Service (page 2). -
Page 9: Configuring The Stretcher
Stretcher configuration 4 - STRETCHER CONFIGURATION 4.1 Adjusting the length The length of the SCOOP EXL stretcher is adjustable (4 positions). This adjustment allows the stretcher to be adapted to the height of the patient. When preparing the stretcher, adjust its length so that it is properly adapted to the height of the patient. -
Page 10: Twin Safety Lock (Tsl) System
(Figure 7). 3. Repeat the same steps to open the stretcher at the foot end. Figure 6 - Opening stretcher using the TSL Figure 7 - TSL open © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 11: How To Fold The Stretcher
6. If the stretcher is not used and is stored folded, ensure that all latches are in the closed position (facing downwards). Hinges Figure 8 - Locking handles facing upwards Figure 9 - Positioning the foot section over the body section Figure 10 - Locking handle facing down © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 12: How To Extend The Stretcher
The stretcher is equipped with 8 pins for attaching restraint hooks. The pins are present in the side holes of the stretcher (Figure 13). Pins Figure 13 - Side holes with pin © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 13: Using The Stretcher
Improper use of the stretcher can cause damage Staff using the stretcher must have carefully read and and / or injury. Use the SCOOP EXL stretcher as understood the information contained in this manual. described herein. Before any operation with the stretcher, ensure that all ●... -
Page 14: Attaching The Restraints
Restraints fitted with plastic buckles are ideal for use within the hospital. Restraints fitted with snap hooks are suitable for outside the hospital and for transport. For the belts, see Section 7.3 Patient belts, page 31. © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 15: Immobilizing The Patient
1. Align the patient (Figure 16). 2. Apply cervical collar if necessary (Figure 17). For the correct application of cervical collar consult the WizLoc collar manual (to request copies of the manual contact Ferno Italia Customer Service, page 2). Figure 16 - Aligning the patient Figure 17 - Fitting the cervical collar 3. - Page 16 The operator at the head must check the patient's alignment is correct, maintain contact with the patient, and ensure they are on a smooth surface. Figure 24 - Completion of patient loading © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 17 RIGHT LEFT SIDE SIDE WARNING Always fill the popliteus hollow with spacers: Figure 25 - Arrangement of patient immobilization restraints (operator view) © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 18 3. Adjust the tension of the restraints properly so as not to create unwanted stress to the patient. Figure 26 - Applying the first chest strap Figure 27 - Applying the second chest strap Figure 28 - Adjusting the thoracic restraints © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 19 Cross the restraint and insert the foot into the loop (Figure 32). Adjust the restraint so that the feet are held properly and securely (Figure 33). Figure 31 - Extending the foot restraint Figure 32 - Inserting the feet through the loop © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 20 Repeat the process on the opposite side. 17. Adjust the restraint to avoid placing excessive pressure on the neck. Ear hole Block Figure 34 - Applying the head strap Figure 35 - Applying the head strap © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 21 773 restraints (see Chapter 7 Accessories, page 31). Figure 37 - 770-E "spider" restraint system Figure 36 - Proper patient immobilization Important Apply the Velcro H-strap only AFTER setting the restraints correctly. © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
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Page 22: Tilting The Patient
2. Apply cervical collar if necessary (Figure 17). For the correct application of cervical collar consult the WizLoc collar manual (to request copies of the manual contact Ferno Italia Customer Service, page 2). 3. Apply the immobilizer (Figure 18). For the correct application of the immobilizer refer to the 365-E head immobilizer manual (to request copies of the manual contact Ferno Italia Customer Service, page 2). - Page 23 When tilting the patient, make sure not to exceed an MUST NOT be performed by operators who have angle of 70°, and maintain the inclined position for not received professional instruction and training. the minimum possible period. © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
- Page 24 Snap the second hook to pin 5 on the opposite ● side; Important Adjust the restraint so that the feet are correctly ● Apply the Velcro H-strap only AFTER setting the belts and firmly locked. correctly. © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
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Page 25: Lifting And Transporting
WARNING: Reset restraints set for tilting the patient to standard immobilization configuration before moving the vehicle. WARNING WARNING Improper use of the stretcher can cause damage Never exceed the load capacity of the stretcher as and / or injury. Use the SCOOP EXL stretcher as specified in this manual. described herein. WARNING WARNING... -
Page 26: Additional Help
Do not allow Inspection, page 28). casual helpers to perform stretcher preparation SWR- Strength to Weight Ratio = 28.4 operations. Be extremely careful during all user operations. Safety factor = 2 © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 27: Maintenance
Ferno's technical personnel. Dry with a cloth. Make sure that all the components of Repairs must be performed by Ferno's qualified personnel the device are completely dry before reusing them. -
Page 28: Inspection
Improper maintenance can cause serious accidents, Store the SCOOP stretcher EXL in an indoor injuries and/or damage. Perform maintenance as environment, dry and protected from direct sunlight. instructed in this user manual. © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 29: Lubrication
If a pin is missing, put the stretcher out of service immediately and contact Ferno Washington Italia's Technical Assistance Figure 39 - Pin Service (page 2). © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 30: Storage
ACCESSORIES AND RELATED PRODUCTS Ferno offers a full range of accessories for emergency medical services. Follow the instructions provided with the product. Keep the instructions together with this manual. When you are using accessories, pay attention to additional factors such as height and width of doors, etc. -
Page 31: Accessories
Accessories / Technical Assistance 7 - ACCESSORIES Ferno offers various accessories approved for use with the SCOOP EXL stretcher. Always follow the directions in this instruction manual. For more product information, contact Ferno Customer Service (page 2). 7.1 SCOOP EXL stretcher accessories... -
Page 32: Warranty
The warranty is rendered null and void in the case of: - Failure to observe the instructions on use, Ferno's products are guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a period of 24 months from the date on the Ferno - Misuse, Washington Italia s.r.l. shipping document. -
Page 33: Warranty Claims
Internet www.ferno.it Unauthorized modifications to the SCOOP EXL For information on using the SCOOP EXL stretcher, and to stretcher can cause serious damage, injury and / or schedule training courses on the correct use of the device, unpredictable problems. Do not modify or alter the contact Ferno Washington Italia's Customer Service team. -
Page 34: Bibliography
SCOOP EXL Stretcher BIBLIOGRAPHY Krell et. al, Comparison of the Ferno Scoop Stretcher with the long backboard for spinal immobilization, Prehospital Emergency Care, 2006; 10: 46-51. Advanced Trauma life support course for physicians, American college of surgeons, 9th edition, 2012. -
Page 35: Training Record
SCOOP EXL Stretcher TRAINING RECORD Date Instructor Name Training Type © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... -
Page 36: Maintenance Record
SCOOP EXL Stretcher MAINTENANCE RECORD Date Type of Maintenance Maintenance Technician © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG... - Page 37 Ferno Washington Italia s.r.l. Via Benedetto Zallone, 26 40066 - Pieve di Cento (BO) - ITALY Telephone (toll-free in Italy) 800 501 711 Phone +39 0516860028 +39 0516861508 E-mail info@ferno.it Internet www.ferno.it © Ferno Washington Italia ScoopExl - Rel.161115 - ENG...
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