Intended Use - Frontier Toto Mode D'emploi

Intended Use

Product Description
Toto is an automated lateral turning system which consists of a Toto Touch control unit and a
turning platform with cover.
Designed to assist with patient turning and pressure ulcer prevention plans, the system is based
on inflating alternating air cells within the platform. These turn patients laterally via the mattress
surface to a maximum of either 30 or 45 degrees depending on which version is used.
The digital control unit provides customised care with a user determined side selection feature
and accurately timed digital inflation and rest durations. Sophisticated blockage and air leak alarms
help ensure patient safety, as well as an interface lock to avoid unwanted setting changes.
A convenient therapy pause mode enables patient interaction without having to stop therapy and
a service indicator to maintain performance, also comes as standard.
The system is compatible with profiling beds and both standard and alternating pressure relieving
equipment.
The Toto lateral turning system does not replace pressure relieving and redistribution surfaces and
is supplementary to their use.
Indications
• The Toto lateral turning system is a suitable supplementary device for the prevention of pressure
ulcers for the following patients:
• Those identified as being at moderate to high risk of developing pressure ulcers as defined by
commonly used assessment tools.
• Weighing up to 190kg (419lbs).
• Who are unable to change their position without assistance.
• Identified as requiring regular turning and who are non-compliant with manual turning schedules.
Contraindications
• Do not use without a suitable pressure redistribution surface and package of care.
• Do not use with patients with unstable spinal cord injuries or who are undergoing traction.
• Do not use with patients with equilibrium disturbances.
• Not to be used where patients must be supported by wedges or pillows etc.
Intended Care Setting
The Toto Lateral turning system is intended to be used in the following care settings:
• Long term or extended care, such as nursing homes and care homes.
• Home care.
• Hospitals.
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