How to Use and Adjust a Podiatry Chair in a Mobile Clinic

A podiatry chair needs to be easy to position, adjust, and return to a safe starting point during patient care. This video shows how to use and adjust a podiatry chair for mobile clinics, including foot controls, memory positions, rotation, safety considerations, cleaning, and power.

Key Moments in this Video

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Getting the Podiatry Chair Into Position
The chair’s main movements are controlled using the foot pedals. These controls adjust the chair height, back position, and seat position, allowing you to move the chair into a comfortable working position before or during patient care.
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Saving and Returning to Chair Positions
The M1 and M2 buttons let you save two chair positions for repeated use. After adjusting the back, seat, and height, hold AUT with M1 or M2 to save the position. The AUT control can return the chair to a saved position, while the END pedal returns it to its lowest starting position.
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Fine Tuning the Headrest and Footrest
The headrest can be loosened and adjusted to the desired height before being secured again. The footrest can also be extended or repositioned using its lever, helping you adapt the chair to the patient and the care being provided.
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Rotating and Positioning the Chair Safely
The chair can rotate up to 180 degrees, allowing movement to either side when needed. Position the chair carefully within the mobile clinic so it does not contact nearby walls or equipment. The chair supports a maximum weight of 250 kilograms and should only be used by one person at a time.
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Storing, Cleaning, and Powering the Chair
When the chair is not being used, return it to its lowest position to help protect the equipment and preserve the chair over time. Clean it using a cloth, water, and mild neutral soap according to the owner’s manual. Because the chair is powered, make sure the mobile clinic has power available before operating it.
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Cody Wills AVAN
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Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Can a podiatry chair be used inside a mobile clinic?

Yes. A powered podiatry chair can be used inside a mobile clinic when the vehicle layout, available space, power supply, and operating clearances support the chair and its movement.

2. How much weight can the podiatry chair support?

The chair shown in this video has a maximum weight capacity of 250 kilograms. Only one person should be seated in the chair at a time.

3. Can the chair save commonly used positions?

Yes. The M1 and M2 memory controls can save two chair positions. These can be recalled later to return the chair to a previously selected position.

4. How far can the podiatry chair rotate?

The chair can rotate up to 180 degrees, including 90 degrees to the left and 90 degrees to the right. Make sure there is enough clearance from nearby walls and equipment before rotating it.

4. How should the podiatry chair be cleaned?

The video recommends cleaning the chair with a cloth, water, and mild neutral soap. For the full cleaning procedure, refer to the chair owner’s manual.

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