Precautions for using manual medical beds

Manual medical beds are medical equipment used in hospitals or nursing institutions, usually for patient care and treatment. When using manual medical beds, you need to pay attention to the following matters to ensure the safety and comfort of the patient and the normal use of the equipment:

Precautions during use

Check the stability of the bed: Before use, make sure the medical bed is in a stable state. Check whether the bed feet are stable and ensure that there is no shaking or instability.

Ensure the brake function: When moving or adjusting the position of the patient, make sure that the bed's brake system is locked to prevent the bed from moving during use.

Adjust the height and angle: Manually adjust the height of the bed and the angle of the back and legs according to the patient's needs. Pay attention to the smoothness of the operation when using it and avoid sudden movements.

Keep it clean: Clean the mattress, sheets and bed regularly to ensure the hygiene and comfort of the patient. Use appropriate detergents and avoid using chemicals that may damage the bed material.

Monitor the patient's status: During use, pay attention to the patient's physical condition and adjust the position and height of the bed in time to ensure the patient's comfort and safety.

Avoid excessive weight: Do not place items on the bed that exceed its weight limit to avoid damage to the bed or accidental injury.

Ensure the equipment is functioning properly: Regularly check that the manual adjustment device is flexible and effective to ensure that all functions are functioning properly. If any problems are found, they should be repaired or replaced immediately.

Assisting patients: When assisting patients in getting in and out of bed, appropriate techniques should be used, such as using transfer aids, or asking others for assistance to avoid discomfort or injury to the patient.

Follow medical advice: When caring for patients or adjusting the bed, follow the instructions and suggestions of medical staff to ensure the effectiveness and safety of nursing measures.

Regular maintenance: Regularly inspect and maintain manual medical beds, including lubricating moving parts and checking the stability of the bed frame, to extend the life of the equipment.

Special attention

Elderly or patients with limited mobility: When caring for patients with limited mobility, ensure that appropriate techniques and auxiliary tools are used to avoid accidental injuries.

Emergency: In emergency situations (such as when patients need to be transferred quickly), be familiar with how to operate the medical bed quickly and safely.

By following the above precautions, you can ensure the safe use of manual medical beds and provide patients with a better care experience.