Intensive care systemsPower and medical gases (air and oxygen) can be supplemented by supplies from the referring hospital or from within any of the vehicles used byNETS. Switching is immediate, allowing change over to occur without any noticeable interruption to supply.
Neonatal modules are built to a common design. The 'footprint' of the unit and its interfacing mechanisms to vehicles are standard. This approach allows evolution of the components of the unit without interfering withthe mechanisms of loading, safe securing and unloading.
Paediatric patients are carried on Ferno stretchers which have been modified
to accept a paediatric bridge. This lightweight bridge includes infusion pumps,
Oxylog ventilator and multi-function monitor.
| Systems | Age group | Rigid fixation | Weight | Comments | |||
| R1 | ![]() |
Neonate
or Infant: |
Locks into:
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119 kg | Strap ties for:
Unsuitable for:
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| P2 | ![]() |
Neonate
or Infant |
All these systems
use the standard NETS' locking system.
They lock into: (using NETS trolley) |
145 kg | OH&S problems lifting into helicopter manually. Should not be used. | ||
| R4 | ![]() |
Neonate
or Infant |
119 kg | Strap ties for hospital trolleyor non-NETS' ambulance. | |||
| C1 | ![]() |
Neonate
or Infant |
113 kg | Strap ties for hospital trolleyor non-NETS' ambulance. | |||
| WK1 | ![]() |
6 - 30 kg
Infant > 4 months child < 120cm |
Williams' stretcher (red) = 19 kg Paediatric sub-frame (blue) |
Add weight of selected Bridge and Patient for all-up-weight.
Strap ties fo hospital trolley or non-NETS ambulance |
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| Bridge (2, 3, 4) |
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10 - 100 kg |
22 kg |
.Packing box (for shipping) weighs 34.5 kg Total packed weight = 56.5 kg |
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