Description
- Adjusting height: The bed can be raised or lowered to reduce the risk of injury from bending and lifting.
- Adjusting the head position: This can be useful for patients with respiratory issues or who need to be positioned upright.
- Adjusting the foot position: Raising the feet can improve circulation, reduce edema, and ease discomfort.
- Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions: These positions can be used for better positioning in different situations.
- Up and down backrest: The backrest can be adjusted up and down.
- Up and down knee rest: The knee rest can be adjusted up and down.
- Saline attachments: These can be used for managing critically ill patients.
ICU beds also often have other features, such as:
- Monitoring systems to track vital signs
- Wheels and locking systems for easy transport
- Backup power sources
- ABS head/foot panels and rails for added protection
- Collapsible side rails for easy patient transfer
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