How to Use a Nursing Bed? What are the Types and Functions?

Generally, there are two common types of nursing beds in the market: medical beds used in healthcare facilities and homecare beds used in households.

Medical nursing beds require assistance from caregivers to operate, while homecare beds can be operated by the patients themselves.

With the advancement of technology, nursing beds have become more functional and convenient. They are available in both manual and electric models.

Manual nursing beds require manual adjustments, while electric nursing beds can be adjusted using a remote control or touch screen interface.

In recent years, there have been innovations in electric nursing beds, including voice control and touch screen operation, which not only facilitate daily care but also provide entertainment for patients.

Now, let's explore the specific functions of electric nursing beds.

1. Positioning: Electric nursing beds allow patients to adjust their bed positions, including turning the bed to different angles (0-60 degrees) for easy turning or finding a comfortable position.

2. Backrest Adjustment: The backrest of the bed can be raised or lowered to enable patients to sit up, making it easier for them to eat or perform other activities while in bed.

3. Commode Function: Electric nursing beds may have a built-in commode function, allowing patients to use the bed as a toilet. This function is especially useful for patients with limited mobility.

4. Hair and Foot Care: The mattress at the head of the bed can be removed, allowing patients to wash their hair in a basin with the assistance of the bed's adjustable features. Additionally, the bed can be adjusted to facilitate foot washing.

Electric nursing beds may also have other practical features that greatly facilitate the daily care of paralyzed patients.

Guangdong Kangshen Medical Technology Company specializes in producing and selling various high-end nursing beds, making it the preferred choice for many buyers.