Olympic® Papoose Board — Small, 3–24 Months
Olympic® Small Papoose Board (50510) is a reusable pediatric protective stabilization device designed for infants and toddlers ages 3 to 24 months. Featuring a rigid support board, adjustable padded canvas flaps, hook-and-loop closures, and head and arm straps, the system supports temporary patient stabilization during medically necessary examinations and procedures.
Its selective-access design allows healthcare professionals to expose specific treatment areas while maintaining appropriate stabilization. Intended for trained healthcare personnel in pediatric medical and dental settings.
Ordering: Sold by Each Only (EA/1). Each unit includes one Small Olympic® Papoose Board with its standard stabilization accessories. Minimum selling/purchasing unit: Each.
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Product Details
Olympic® Small Papoose Board is a pediatric protective stabilization device designed for temporary use during medically necessary examinations and treatments when an infant or toddler cannot remain sufficiently still and less-restrictive approaches are ineffective. Sized for patients approximately 3 to 24 months old, the board provides a rigid support surface with adjustable padded restraints.
The system features three sets of opposing canvas flaps with hook-and-loop fasteners. The diagonal configuration allows the flaps to cross over the patient's body, providing adjustable stabilization. Additional head and arm straps support appropriate positioning under direct professional supervision.
A distinguishing feature of the Olympic® Papoose Board is its selective-access design. Healthcare professionals can temporarily open individual sections to access the abdomen, upper body, or other treatment areas while maintaining stabilization through the remaining restraints as clinically appropriate.
The reusable system is intended for pediatric healthcare settings, including medical examination rooms, hospitals, dental clinics, and procedural treatment areas. The rigid board can be wiped clean, while detachable fabric components may be cleaned according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Ordering & Packaging: Sold by Each Only (EA/1). Each unit includes one Small Olympic® Papoose Board and its standard head and arm stabilization accessories. Minimum ordering unit: 1 Each. Intended for professional healthcare use.
Key Features
| Feature | Detail | Feature | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | Small | Patient Age | 3–24 Months |
| Product Type | Protective Stabilization Board | Usage | Reusable |
| Board Design | Rigid Support | Flap Material | Padded Canvas |
| Closure System | Hook-and-Loop | Flap Configuration | Three Opposing Sets |
| Head Support | Adjustable Strap | Arm Support | Adjustable Straps |
| Treatment Access | Selective Flap Opening | Application | Temporary Stabilization |
| Clinical Setting | Pediatric Care | Cleaning | Reusable Components |
| Packaging | 1 EA | Minimum Unit | EA |
| Ordering Units | Each Only | Product Family | Olympic® Papoose Board |
Specifications
| Specification | Detail | Specification | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Olympic® | Legacy Manufacturer | Natus Medical |
| Product Family | Papoose Board | MPN | 50510 |
| Product Type | Pediatric Stabilization Device | Size | Small |
| Recommended Age | 3–24 Months | Intended Patient | Infant / Toddler |
| Board Length | Approx. 30 Inches | Board Width | Approx. 7 Inches |
| Support Structure | Rigid Board | Flap Configuration | Three Padded Sets |
| Closure Type | Hook-and-Loop | Head Restraint | Adjustable |
| Arm Restraints | Included | Treatment Access | Selective |
| Reusability | Reusable | Professional Use | Yes |
| Selling Packaging | EA/1 | Minimum Selling Unit | Each |
| Available Ordering Units | EA Only | Primary Application | Protective Stabilization |
Warnings
FOR PROFESSIONAL HEALTHCARE USE — PROTECTIVE STABILIZATION DEVICE.
Use only under the supervision of appropriately trained healthcare professionals and when clinically necessary.
Consider less-restrictive alternatives before protective stabilization.
Obtain and document informed consent from the parent or legal guardian as required by applicable clinical standards and policies.
Use only for temporary stabilization during appropriate medical or dental care. Not intended for continuous or prolonged restraint.
Never leave a patient unattended while secured to the board.
Apply and adjust restraints carefully. Do not restrict breathing, airway patency, or circulation.
Continuously monitor the patient's physical and emotional condition, positioning, comfort, and signs of distress.
Monitor for overheating, skin pressure, and improper positioning.
Review the patient's medical history for conditions that may make protective stabilization inappropriate.
Stop stabilization promptly if significant distress or a safety concern develops.
Inspect the board, flaps, and straps for damage or deterioration before use.
Clean reusable components between patients according to the manufacturer's current cleaning instructions and facility infection-control policies.
Always follow the manufacturer's Instructions for Use, professional clinical guidelines, and applicable institutional protective-stabilization protocols.
