24 matching records for Manual Bed.
A mechanical bed designed to be used as a patient bed for rest/sleep in a hospital ward/room with manual mechanisms to adjust the height and surface contour of the bed. It typically includes a framework with wheels, a mattress support platform that can arti...
An electrical power kit designed to convert the operation of a bed from, e.g., manually-operated to electrically-powered, typically from the mains electricity (AC-powered) line. This kit can include an electric motor, gears, controls, cords, and appropriate...
A bed designed to be used as a patient bed for rest/sleep in a hospital ward/room that has a hydraulic mechanism to adjust the height and surface contour of the bed. It typically includes a framework with wheels, a mattress support platform that can articul...
A manually-operated medical bed structure that supports a medical bed patient surface (e.g., a mattress) and that can articulate and/or change its surface to facilitate various therapeutic, diagnostic, and convenience positions. It is typically a flat struc...
A manual device used by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical movement and transfer of a person/patient (e.g., a hospitalized, a person with a disability, or a geriatric) from one position to another. The device typically has no lifting capabil...
A manual surgical instrument intended to be used with an intraoperative/postoperative therapeutic x-ray system to aid selection of an appropriately sized x-ray irradiation applicator to a resected tumour bed, during radiation therapy procedures (e.g., breas...
A bed designed to be used by a disabled person and operated by the occupant or an attendant. It may have one or more sections of the mattress support platform that can be adjusted in height and/or angle. The adjustments are manually-operated by the person w...
A manually-adjusted, portable table designed for various kinds of complementary therapy (e.g., massage, acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology, kinesiology). It consists of a foldable framework (table top and legs) with a flat tabletop surface which may hav...
A non-powered, mobile assembly of devices designed to enable one person to lift and move an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability safely and with minimal physical effort. Also known as a patient hoist, it typically consists of a support base o...
A manually-adjusted table designed for various kinds of complementary therapy (e.g., massage, acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology, kinesiology). It consists of a non-foldable framework (non-portable) with a flat tabletop surface which may have a head sec...
A manually-operated device consisting of a platform mounted on a wheeled frame designed primarily to facilitate easy transport of a recumbent patient within a healthcare facility; it may include side rails, supports for fluid infusion equipment, and patient...
An electronic device intended to provide an audible sound and/or a visual display, typically coloured flashing lights or scrolling text, to notify a medical professional that (urgent) assistance is needed by a patient. It may be in the form of dome lights, ...
A device used to assist healthcare professionals or attending persons to physically move and lift a patient or a person with a disability (e.g., from the floor to a bed). The device is typically made strong textile materials (e.g., nylon or canvas) consisti...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) table designed for various kinds of complementary therapy (e.g., massage, acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology, kinesiology). It will typically consist of a framework with a flat table top surface which may have a head sec...
A manual device used by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical movement and transfer of a person/patient (e.g., a hospitalized, a person with a disability, or a geriatric) from one position to another. The device typically has no lifting capabil...
A mobile assembly of devices designed to enable one person to lift and move an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability, of any size and weight, safely and with minimal physical effort. Also known as a patient hoist, it typically consists of a su...
A non-powered, manual device typically in the form of a rotating flat plate/disk intended to be positioned under a patient's buttocks or feet (when standing) to allow healthcare provider to pivot the patient for a change in position or direction, typically ...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for inspection or freeing of the nail bed and nail edges during a podiatric procedure. It is typically made of metal and includes a handle with a fine atraumatic tip. This is a single-use device.
A manual device used by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical movement and transfer of a person/patient (e.g., a hospitalized, a person with a disability, or a geriatric) from one position to another. The device typically has no lifting capabil...
A portable, manual device intended to be used by a healthcare provider(s) to assist the repositioning of a patient from supine to a seated position. It is a board/frame with handles that is shaped with a turn which functions as a pivot point to lever the pa...
A flat, rigid device intended to be placed under a patient to provide the necessary support required for the application of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), either manually applied or using a powered cardiac resuscitator. It may be suitable for placing ...
A manually-operated device designed to support a cardiac/pulmonary patient in a seated position and to facilitate their placement in an optimal posture for rehabilitation and mobilization. It typically includes an adjustable headrest, back rest, and arms; i...
A manually-operated surgical instrument (rotated by hand) designed to penetrate a fingernail, or toenail, to access the underlying tissue, typically to relieve pressure from a subungual haematoma (release of blood/fluid accumulated in the underlying nail be...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed for inspection or freeing of the nail bed and nail edges during a podiatric procedure. It is typically made of metal and includes a handle with a fine atraumatic tip. This is a reusable device.