HB3240WZF8 Seven-Function Electrical Hospital Bed - HB3240WZF8

HB3240WZF8 Seven-Function Electrical Hospital Bed

1.Introduction:

Our innovative range of hospital beds have strong and precise steel tubular frame work with powder coated finish. These beds have unique options for different adjustments, making the patient comfortable. The head and foot bed board can be maneuvered with separate screws. Our range of hospital beds are provided with pedal locking castors.

2.Wheels

Wheelsenable easy movement of the bed, either within parts of the facility they are located, or within the room. Sometimes, movement of the bed a few inches to a few feet may be necessary in patient care.Wheels are lockable. For safety, wheels can be locked when transferring the patient in or out of the bed
3.Elevation:

Beds can be raised and lowered at the head, feet, and their entire height. While on older beds, this is done with cranks usually found at the foot of the bed, on modern beds, this feature is electronic.
Raising the head (known as a Fowler's position) can provide some benefits to the patient, the staff, or both. The Fowler's position is used for sitting the patient upright for feeding or certain other activities or in some patients, can ease breathing, or may be beneficial to the patient for other reasons.
Raising the feet can help ease movement of the patient toward the headboard and may also be necessary for certain conditions.
Raising and lowering the height of the bed can help bring the bed to a comfortable level for the patient to get in and out of bed, or for caregivers to work with the patient.
4.Side rails:

Beds have side rails that can be raised or lowered. These rails, which serve as protection for the patient and sometimes can make the patient feel more secure, can also include the buttons used for their operation by staff and patients to move the bed, call the nurse, or even control the television.There are a variety of different types of side rails to serve different purposes. While some are simply to prevent patient falls, others have equipment that can aid the patient him/herself without physically confining the patient to bed.
In some cases, use of the rails may require a physician's order (depending on the laws of the place and the policies of the facility where they are used) as rails may be considered a form of medical restraint.

5. Specifications

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