What is an ICU bed?

An ICU bed is a bed specially designed for patients in the intensive care unit. ICU beds often have antimicrobial or antimicrobial properties (most hospital equipment is made from these materials). Each bed in the ICU space should be designed in a way that will best support the patient and allow caregivers to provide the best care for the patient.

What are the features of a hospital ICU bed?

1. Electric design

ICU beds must be electric so they can be operated using a control panel or cell phone without requiring staff to manually reposition beds. Beds are designed for people with serious medical problems and their carers.

2. Fully adjustable

The most remarkable feature of a hospital ICU bed is that it can be fully adjusted, including the top and bottom of the bed. The bed can often be adjusted in a variety of ways to support the patient’s back and make it easier to perform surgery while the patient is in bed. A basic hospital bed can be divided into two sections that can be raised in different ways at the same time. In addition to adjusting the head and foot of the bed, the bed can be raised to the ceiling and lowered near the floor. This feature helps save caregivers’ backs and helps prevent injuries when patients fall out of bed.

3. Easy to move

Equipped with four silent wheels that move them easily and quickly, and equipped with air mattresses and foam mattresses for decompression, it ensures optimal patient support.

The following are the most important features of an ICU bed

1. CPR

The ICU bed is equipped with a button that the doctor or nurse can press to flatten the bed platform. In an emergency, this helps to quickly level the bed and create a hard surface for CPR, called CARDIopulmonary resuscitation.

2. Infusion stand with hook

We often see columns attached to beds, which help to deliver liquids or medicines through drops of water. Usually there are 2 to 4 hooks to support the liquid bottle. Having multiple hooks becomes easy when you need to provide multiple medications to patients. With separate wheels, hospital staff can move an individual piece of equipment just by looking at it once to avoid the risk of injury or damage. Depending on the doctor’s needs, OT devices often have similar functions.

3. Removable head and foot pedal

This function is deceptively simple, but important. In an emergency, removing the headboard allows medical staff to stand behind the patient. This frees up more space to work around the patient, it can freely enter the space, the doctor can easily work around the patient.

4. Nurse control

Built-in nurse controls help them operate even when they can’t reach out by themselves. There were no trailing wires that could have caused an accident while the crew was running in an emergency.Today’s modern ICU beds enable users to benefit from adjustable treatment features to find a comfortable location for a variety of health problems. Features such as CPR release, hooked IV racks, nurse controls, and removable head and foot beds have also proved important in intensive care hospital Settings. BAE503 Hospital Medical Electric Adjustable 5 Functions Patient ICU Bed Is equipped with the above equipment while ensuring appropriate Patient comfort. Most hospitals prefer flexible and versatile beds that can also be used in other areas of the hospital.