How young or what minimum weight of the patient on which the adult pads should be be used?
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This has an online chat where you can ask:http://www.heartsmart.com/v/philips-heartstart-aed-defibrillator.html?gclid=CMjC7N3U0MQCFY-DaQodjkkAOw
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Infant and Child pads are required for 8 years or under and under 55 pounds.
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The standard for use of adult pads for an AED is 8 years old or 55 lbs. although if pediatric pads are not available it is possible to use adult pads on someone younger or lighter (need to make sure that when placing the pads they do not touch so you might need to use an anterior/posterior placement). Please remember to get trained before using the AED (American Red Cross or American Heart Association both provide training).
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Any is fine my son was 170 and as long as it states it's for an adult it should hold out just fine .
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After seeing a doctor about a small wound, I was referred to a physical therapist who recommended Roho. Over the years, I have ended up with two, one standard four inch cushion, and one with a shape that aidsmaintaining your position. The four inch is the most comfortable, but presents some difficulty in transferring.
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When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more... » Read More When the mattress the pad is being used upon is a firm, innerspring mattress, this item will likely still work fine for someone under 120 pounds. However, if the mattress is not firm, or has anything "non-standard" about it, such as it is a TempurPedic, memory foam, or air mattress, or if there is some type of padding that has been added to the bed, this 10" x 30" sensor pad may not properly register the body at all times. This can cause false alarms, or majorly delayed alerts. You may want to consider a system with a 20" x 30" sensor pad instead, which is more effective under those scenarios, and can be purchased here: Cordless Bed Alarm System - No Alarm in Patient Room! « Show Less
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At this point I would suggest adult. The difference is generally the length of the mouth guard, and with all of your Adult teeth you should be fine. I hope this is helpful.
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We are using these pads for our 85 year old mother. She sleeps in a twin bed and it is not up against a wall. The pad hangs over both edges of the bed. She is about 160 lbs and short. The pads have not moved, they haven't shifted or bunched up, but she is a full size person. We are very pleased with the pads, we bought 4 of them, so they is always a clean dry pad available. I hope this helps. Blessings to you and your family!
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I think it's fine for adults, my son is 17 and he will use it for many years I hope, he prob weighs 160lbs
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I think 1 should be okay. My son has size 0 and he is almost 6 and weighs about 47 pounds. The elastic is helpful.
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I would suggest 18 to be safe but 20 may also be okay for your height. 16 would probably be too low for you.
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The ones I and my husband personally like and feel is the best are: Santamedical 40 2" X 2" Re-Usable Carbon Electrode Pads with Tyco Gel. They are sold here on Amazon.
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Ask doctor. I'm not sure how that weight would effect her, but these are pretty decent for adults.
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The pad cuddles the baby and the wrap is quite comfortable. I don't see age to be a limitation. I have found that when the pad is placed on the floor (as I have done) and changing occurs there, it is much easier to distract a wiggler with various things to hold or watch and the problem seems to go away. Hope this helps.
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My husband is 337 and has no issues using this chair. He is confined to wheelchair so it is used all the time and we've had no problems, have replaced the armrest pads but very good customer service.
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Big enough for a small to medium adult. A regular seat cushion fits. A large or wide bottomed adult would be uncomfortable.
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Thin? The size is related to bone jaw size not weight. A child size would be used for a small person. Get the adult size instead.
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Kathleen,Good question! I remember normal sized adults satisfactorily using. I'm only 5 ft,so almost anything works with me.
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The suggested age in the product description says 4-8 years. But I knew that my child was physically capable and purchased it at 2 1/2. We do enforce a helmet and knee/elbow pad rule when using it.