11 matching records for NURSE ASSIST.
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 battery-powered electronic device intended to provide an alert signal for help when manually activated by a user in response to a need of assistance (e.g., general care, low insulin levels). It typically consists of a bedside, wall-affixed, push-button or...
A battery-powered electronic switch intended to initiate an alert signal for help when manually activated by a user in response to a need of assistance (e.g., general care, low insulin levels). It typically consists of a bedside, wall-affixed, push-button o...
A battery-powered electronic device intended to be worn on a patient’s body (e.g., in the form of a patch, pendant, wristband) to provide an alert signal for help when automatically activated in response to an event requiring need for assistance or care, ty...
A battery-powered electronic device intended to be carried by a patient (e.g., in the form of a patch, pendant, wristband) to provide an alert signal for help when manually activated by the patient in need of assistance (e.g., general care, epileptic seizur...
A battery-powered electronic switch intended to be carried by a patient (e.g., in the form of a patch, pendant, wristband) to initiate an alert signal for help when manually activated by the patient in need of assistance (e.g., general care, epileptic seizu...
An assembly of electronic devices, integrated within a facility infrastructure and/or wireless network, designed to provide an audio/visual signal to summon help when activated in response to a patient’s need for (urgent) assistance. It typically consists o...
A battery-powered electronic pressure pad designed to be placed under a bed and/or chair occupant (e.g., a geriatric patient, an Alzheimer's disease or dementia patient, a person with a disability, or a wheelchair user) who is at risk of vacating the bed/ch...
A manually-operated seat intended to be occupied by a surgeon or operating room (OR) staff [e.g., surgical nurses, surgical assistants, anaesthetists] during surgical procedures as an alternative to standing. It may provide the occupier with support for the...
A telecommunication device intended to receive messages/calls from a nurse call or home alert system device (e.g., ambulatory fall sensor, wall-affixed push-button) to notify a recipient that (urgent) assistance is required by the patient; it is also used w...
A device worn by operating room personnel (the surgeon or assisting doctors/nurses) during a surgical procedure to protect them from the transfer of microorganisms, body fluids, and particulate material which may inadvertently come into contact or splash in...