M301.3.2 Stirrups Proposed requirement: Where stirrups are provided, they shall provide a method of supporting, positioning, and securing the patient’s legs. • Sub-committee...
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M301.3.2 Stirrups
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M301.3.3 Head and Back Support
M301.3.3 Head and Back Support Proposed requirement: Where diagnostic equipment used by patients in a supine, prone, or side-lying position, and diagnostic equipment used by...
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(1) Transfer Surface Location for Diagnostic Equipment Used in the Supine, Prone, or Side-lying Position
One commenter elaborated that stretchers and hospital beds are always entered from one or the other long side of the bed, not the foot end, due to obstructions at the head and foot ends...
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M305.2.3 Fittings
M305.2.3 Fittings Proposed requirement: Transfer supports shall not rotate within their fittings • Sub-Committee Recommendation: Transfer supports shall not rotate within...
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M305.2 Transfer Supports
M305.2 Transfer Supports M305.2.2 Transfer Supports Structural Strength Proposed requirement: Transfer supports and their connections shall be capable of resisting vertical...
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Clear Floor and Turning Space Inside Examination Rooms
When a portable patient lift or stretcher is to be used, additional clear floor space will be needed to maneuver the lift or stretcher....
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M305.2.1 Location (Section-by-Section Analysis)
This commenter noted that an adjacent transfer support would be more effective, but would conflict with the provider expectations of bed and stretcher side rails....
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M305.2.2 Length (Section-by-Section Analysis)
For stretchers, the MDE Advisory Committee also recommended 15 inches in length stating that this would provide continuous support for patients and still accommodate the articulation that...
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M301.4.1 Clearance in Base
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c. Transfer Surface Size for Diagnostic Equipment Used by Patients in the Supine, Prone, or Side-lying Position
Committee differentiated between equipment whose transfer surface was located on the end of the equipment with transfer sides on one short side and one long side of adjoining sides and stretchers...
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5.4.4 Transfer Support Distance from Transfer Surface Recommendations for M301 and M302
5.4.4 Transfer Support Distance from Transfer Surface Recommendations for M301 and M302 Description: This minimum distance ensures that the transfer support is within reach of the...
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How To Transfer from a Wheelchair to Hospital Bed (Stretcher) with a Sliding Board
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§382.23(b)(1)(i)
(i) Who is traveling in a stretcher or incubator;...
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§382.27(c)(3)
(3) Accommodation for a passenger who must travel in a stretcher;...
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§382.29(b)(1)
(1) A passenger traveling in a stretcher or incubator. The safety assistant for such a person must be capable of attending to the passenger's in-flight medical needs;...
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M301 Diagnostic Equipment used by Patients in a Supine, Prone, or Side-lying Position (Section-by-Section Analysis)
establishes the technical criteria for diagnostic equipment used by patients in a supine, prone, or side-lying position such as, examination tables, imaging tables, hospital beds, and stretchers...
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§382.31(b)
., use of a stretcher) causes him or her to occupy the space of more than one seat. This is not considered a special charge under this section....
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5.1.3 Transfer Surface Low Height Options for M301 and M302
The Stretcher Subcommittee recommended considerations for the height range of stretchers....
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Sub-Committee Summary of Scope for Recommendations
Stretchers are used not only as transport devices but are heavily used in the healthcare setting to perform diagnosis....
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You must not charge for services that are required by part 382
Examples of such optional services include medical oxygen for use on board an aircraft or stretcher service. [Sec. 382.57]...
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5.4.4.2 Transfer Support Distance from Transfer Surface Recommendation for Imaging Equipment
This standard parallels the recommendation for stretchers (see Figure 5.4.1.1)....
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Are airlines required to provide in-flight medical oxygen and, if so, may they charge passengers for providing medical oxygen?
Those carriers that choose to provide in-flight medical oxygen may charge passengers for this service, just as they may for other optional services, such as stretcher service....
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Hologic, Inc.
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Can I tell a patient that I cannot treat her because I don’t have accessible medical equipment?
In order to do so, you may need to provide an accessible exam table, an accessible stretcher or gurney, or a patient lift, or have enough trained staff available who can assist the patient...