SINGLE KEY FIX ICU Bed- HT FOWLER CIF 2007

Some common features of an ICU bed include:

1. Adjustable height: The bed can be raised or lowered to accommodate the height of medical personnel, making it easier for them to access and treat the patient.
2. Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions: These positions allow the bed to tilt forward or backward, which can help improve blood flow and respiratory function in critically ill patients.
3. Side rails: These can be raised or lowered to prevent the patient from falling off the bed.
4. Mattress: The bed is typically equipped with a special mattress that can help prevent bed sores and pressure ulcers.
5. Monitoring devices: The bed may be equipped with various monitoring devices, such as EKG machines, blood pressure monitors, and oxygen sensors, to continuously monitor the patient’s vital signs.
6. IV poles: These are attached to the bed to allow for the administration of fluids and medications.