What are the various bed accessories?

Bed Wedges – Cushions – Pillows – Bed Pads – Bed Sheets – Bed Trapeze – Overbed Tables

  • Bed Aids.
  • Bed Parts.
  • Bed Wedges.
  • Cushions & Pillows.
  • Hospital Bed Sheets.
  • Hospital Bed Trapeze.
  • Overbed Tables.

What are the parts of a hospital beddings?

Contents

  • 2.1 Wheels.
  • 2.2 Elevation.
  • 2.3 Side rails.
  • 2.4 Tilting.
  • 2.5 Bed exit alarm.
  • 2.6 CPR function.
  • 2.7 Specialist beds.

What is bed equipment?

Bed Equipment, Supplemental. Certain equipment can promote the bedridden patient’s comfort and help prevent pressure ulcers and other complications of immobility. A wood or hard plastic footboard helps prevent footdrop by maintaining proper alignment.

What are the bars on a hospital bed called?

Lifting poles, which are sometimes called trapeze bars, are a type of gantry that can be attached to the bed or free standing.

What are the two basic forms of bed rails?

There are two basic types of bed rails: Integral – Incorporated into the bed design and are already fitted to the bed frame. Some are full length while others are split. Third party – are not specific to any model.

What is a trapeze bar?

A trapeze bar is an important patient room accessory designed to help patients change positions while in bed, and aid in the transfer from bed to chairs with minimum attendant assistance. Trapezes units have a wide range of height adjustments and handbar positions to maximize patient accessibility.

What does a bed cradle look like?

What is a Bed Cradle used for? A bed cradle is a frame that is installed at the foot of the bed to keep sheets/blankets off legs/feet. This helps with air circulation, sensitive skin and keeping skin dry, especially if the patient is lying in bed for long periods of time.

What is the blanket at the foot of the bed called?

bed scarf
A bed scarf or bed runner is a decorative layer that spans entire width of the foot of the bed to protect the bedding from dirty shoes or suitcases in a hotel or from a pet at home.