Better lifting by CAMEL.

Mangar Mangar may refer to:

Mangar-kunjer-kunja, a lizard god who created humans in the Australian aboriginal mythology of the Aranda people
Mangar, an evil wizard in Bard's Tale, a computer game series created in 1985

USA announces the CAMEL camel, ruminant mammal of the family Camelidae. The family consists of three genera, the true camels of Asia (genus Camelus); the wild guanaco and the domesticated alpaca and llama, all of South America (genus Lama (Complete Air Moving Elevating Lift), which provides a revolutionary approach to the problem of lifting someone from the floor. It considerably reduces manual handling risks by first putting the faller into a sitting position, and then raising him or her slowly and securely from the floor to a level where he or she can either stand or transfer. With a maximum weight limit of 700 lbs., it can lift anyone from the small and flail to the bariatric Bariatric
Pertaining to the study, prevention, or treatment of overweight.

Mentioned in: Malnutrition .

For more information, enter 66263 in the AdConnect box at www.cltcmag.com.

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Title Annotation:	PRODUCT INSIGHT
Publication:	Contemporary Long Term Care
Date:	Feb 1, 2007
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