hospital cot – icu 5 function motorised cot – excelsior

description

Experience exceptional patient care with ICU 5 function beds from Portea. Purchase or rent hospital cots for patients and provide comfort in critical situations. Our automatic hospital beds combine advanced technology, ergonomic design, and intuitive operation for ease of use. Adjust height, backrest, knee rest, Trendelenburg, and reverse Trendelenburg positions effortlessly using the remote-controlled electrical motor. Choose from top brands like Arrex and Shambho life Solutions to ensure optimal patient comfort and care.

specification

• Knee rest tilting 0-35° Trendelenburg 0-20° reverse Trendelenburg 0-20° (TR/RTR) and height position.
• Side Support: ABS track away Safety Side Railings.
• Dimensions: L: 2140mm × H: 420 – 720mm
• Top: Four Sections
• Framework: Mild Steel
• Finish: Beautiful Epoxy Powder
• Coating Castors: 125mm diameter
• Brakes: Central Braking System
• Control Panel: Wired Remote Control.

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faqs

1. What is the function of ICU bed?

ICU beds play a vital role in intensive care units (ICUs), critical care units (CCUs), or intensive therapy units (ITUs). These specialized beds provide essential treatment and care for critically ill patients. Equipped with advanced features and monitoring capabilities, ICU beds ensure close observation and immediate response by dedicated nurses. 

At Portea, we offer hospital cots on rent and purchase, including cots for patients, to facilitate optimal patient comfort and care during critical situations. Our healthcare services encompass a comprehensive range of solutions, from nurses for home care to doctor consultations and physiotherapy at home, ensuring quality care in the comfort of your own space.

2. Can two people sleep in a hospital bed?

Various types of respiratory treatments are available depending on the specific respiratory condition and individual needs. Some common types include:

1. Inhalation Therapy: Involves using devices such as nebulizers or inhalers to deliver medications directly into the lungs.
2. Oxygen Therapy: Provides supplemental oxygen to individuals with low oxygen levels, usually through nasal cannulas or oxygen masks.
3. Airway Clearance Techniques: Chest physiotherapy, postural drainage, and percussion help remove mucus and improve airway clearance.
4. Non-invasive Ventilation: Utilizes devices like BiPAP or CPAP machines to deliver pressurized air and support breathing without invasive procedures.
5. Pulmonary Rehabilitation: Comprehensive programs involving exercise, education, and support to improve lung function and manage respiratory conditions.

The specific treatment approach will depend on the diagnosis, severity of the condition, and healthcare professionals’ recommendations.

3. What is the difference between an ICU bed and a normal bed?

Here are some of the key differences between ICU beds and normal beds:

• Adjustability: ICU beds are designed to be highly adjustable so that nurses can easily position patients in a variety of positions. This is important for patients who are seriously ill, as they may need to be repositioned frequently to prevent complications such as pressure ulcers and respiratory infections. Normal beds, on the other hand, are typically not as adjustable.

• Features: ICU beds often have features that are not found on normal beds, such as side rails, built-in IV poles, and mattresses that can help to prevent pressure ulcers. These features can help to improve the care of seriously ill patients and prevent complications.

• Materials: ICU beds are typically made from materials that are easy to clean and disinfect. This is important in an ICU setting, as patients may be at risk of infection. Normal beds, on the other hand, are typically made from materials that are not as easy to clean and disinfect.

• Cost: ICU beds are typically more expensive than normal beds. This is because they have more features and are made from materials that are more durable.

In general, ICU beds are designed to provide the highest level of care for seriously ill patients. They have features that can help to prevent complications and improve patient outcomes. Normal beds, on the other hand, are designed for general use. They may not have all of the features that are found on ICU beds, but they can still provide a comfortable and safe sleeping environment for most people.

4. How do you use a respiratory machine at home?

Yes, you can use a hospital bed at home if you need the extra features and adjustability that a hospital bed provides. Hospital beds are designed to provide comfort and support for patients who are recovering from serious illnesses or injuries or who have limited mobility. They can also help to prevent complications such as pressure ulcers and respiratory infections.

If you are considering using a hospital bed at home, there are a few things you should keep in mind:

• The size of the bed -Hospital beds are typically larger than regular beds, so you will need to make sure that you have enough space for one in your home.
• The features of the bed – Some hospital beds have features that are not found on regular beds, such as side rails, built-in IV poles, and mattresses that can help to prevent pressure ulcers. You will need to decide which features are important to you before you buy a bed.
• The cost of the bed – Hospital beds can be expensive, so you will need to factor in the cost when you are making your decision.

If you are unsure whether or not a hospital bed is right for you, talk to your doctor or a healthcare professional. They can help you to decide if a hospital bed is the right choice for your needs.

5. How comfortable is an icu electric bed?

ICU electric beds are designed to be as comfortable as possible for patients who are seriously ill. They have a variety of features that can help to improve comfort, such as:

• Adjustable height: This allows nurses to easily position patients in a variety of positions, which can help to prevent pressure ulcers and respiratory infections.
• Side rails: These can help to prevent patients from falling out of bed.
• Built-in IV poles: These make it easier for nurses to administer medications and fluids.
• Special mattresses: These can help to prevent pressure ulcers and provide extra comfort.

In addition to these features, ICU electric beds are also typically very quiet and easy to use. This can be important for patients who are feeling anxious or agitated.