Classification and Purchase of Medical Care Beds

Classification and purchase of medical care beds
Nursing beds are generally powered beds, which are divided into electric or manual nursing beds. They are designed according to the patient's bedridden living habits and treatment needs. They are designed with family members who can accompany them, have multiple nursing functions and operation buttons, and use insulated and safe beds. .
Classification of nursing beds
1. According to the power
Electric nursing bed: the price is higher, suitable for patients to control themselves without the help of others
Manual nursing bed: moderate price, need someone to accompany simple nursing care
2. The number of folding of the bed
Two folds: can realize long sitting function
Three folds: It can realize the function of sitting upright and can be used as a wheelchair to facilitate the patient's self-movement
40% off: You can achieve the same comfortable position as sitting in a chair
With rollover: can realize the rollover function to avoid the formation of bedsores
3. According to the different materials
Can be divided into: all stainless steel, carbon steel, ABS, wood, spray,
The purchase of nursing beds
1. A safety and stability of the nursing bed.
The general nursing bed is for a patient who has limited mobility and is bedridden for a long time. This puts forward higher requirements on the safety and stability of the bed. When purchasing, the user must show the registration certificate and production license of a product in the Food and Drug Administration. In this way, the medical nursing safety of the nursing bed is guaranteed.
2. Practicality
Nursing beds are divided into electric and manual. Manual is suitable for a short-term nursing needs of patients and solves a difficult nursing problem in a short period of time. Electricity is suitable for families with long-term bedridden patients with inconvenient mobility, which not only greatly reduces the burden on nursing staff and family members, but most importantly, patients can operate and control their own lives by themselves, greatly improving their confidence in life, not only in life. A person's needs are also self-satisfied in terms of quality of life, which is conducive to the recovery of the patient's disease.