New 5 Function Electric Hospital Bed

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

 Electric 5 function hospital bed     

An electric 5-function hospital bed is an advanced medical bed designed to meet the dynamic needs of patients in hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers. With an emphasis on patient comfort, safety, and ease of use, this bed provides a reliable and efficient solution for both medical staff and patients. It is widely used in various healthcare settings due to its versatility and user-friendly features.

The electric control system makes it easy for patients or caregivers to adjust the bed's position effortlessly with the push of a button, minimizing physical strain and ensuring convenience during care. The bed also includes side rails, which provide added security and prevent patients from falling or rolling out of bed.

Our electric 5-function hospital beds are designed not only with medical functionality in mind but also with patient comfort at the forefront. Whether for post-surgery recovery, long-term care, or critical medical treatment, this bed offers a flexible and comfortable solution to meet diverse patient needs. The trendelenburg and reverse trendelenburg positions further enhance its versatility, making it suitable for various therapeutic purposes.

  Product Specification     

  What is a electric 5 function hospital bed?   

A 5-function hospital bed is an advanced type of medical bed commonly used in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and home care settings. It offers five key adjustable functions that help improve patient comfort, care, and ease of movement. These functions are controlled electronically, often by a remote control or a nurse call system, and are designed to provide optimal positioning for both the patient and healthcare staff.

 What is the function of Electric Hospital Bed?   

1.Head Section Elevation:

 •The bed's head section can be raised or lowered. This feature is useful for positioning the patient in a semi-sitting or sitting position, making it easier for them to eat, watch TV, or engage in other activities without getting out of bed.

•It also helps with respiratory conditions, as raising the head can improve airflow and breathing.

 2.Foot Section Elevation:

 •The foot section of the bed can be raised or lowered, which helps to alleviate pressure on the legs, feet, and lower back. This function can be used to elevate the legs to improve circulation, reduce swelling, or prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

•It is also used to reposition the patient to prevent discomfort or bedsores from prolonged pressure.

 3.Bed Height Adjustment:

 •The entire height of the bed can be raised or lowered. This feature is beneficial for adjusting the bed to a more comfortable or accessible height for both the patient and caregivers.

•It helps prevent strain on healthcare workers by allowing them to adjust the bed to an ergonomically comfortable level for tasks such as bed making, patient transfers, or routine medical examinations.

 4.Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg Positioning:

 •Trendelenburg: The bed can be tilted so the patient's head is lower than their feet. This position is often used in emergencies (such as in shock treatment) to help improve circulation.

 •Reverse Trendelenburg: The bed can also be tilted with the head elevated above the feet. This position can be used to help reduce pressure on the abdomen and may improve breathing for patients with certain conditions.

 5.Manual or Electric Backrest (Reclining):

 •Some 5-function beds feature a reclining mechanism that allows for more precise adjustments in the backrest position. This could be useful for patients recovering from surgery, those with respiratory issues, or patients who need to maintain a particular posture for medical reasons.

•In more advanced models, the backrest and leg rest can be adjusted simultaneously, giving patients a more comfortable and customizable positioning for rest or treatment.

   Advantages Of Electric 5 Function Hospital Bed   

•Enhanced Comfort: These beds can be adjusted to provide a range of comfortable positions, which is especially helpful for bedridden patients or those recovering from surgery.

•Improved Care: Healthcare workers can adjust the bed to a more convenient height and angle, which minimizes physical strain and makes patient care more efficient.

•Prevention of Bedsores: Regularly changing the patient's position can help reduce the risk of pressure sores (decubitus ulcers), which are common in patients who are immobile.

•Versatility: The various adjustments allow for greater flexibility, which is crucial for patients with different medical needs, such as post-operative recovery, respiratory conditions, or mobility issues.

•Increased Independence for Patients: In some settings, patients can adjust the bed themselves for greater comfort, allowing them to maintain a sense of autonomy.

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