30 matching records for Patient Chair.
A non-powered, non-lifting chair intended to assist a patient (e.g., hospitalized, disabled, geriatric) with moving/sliding over/away from a toilet or bath (for showering); it does not include lowering/lifting capabilities (i.e., not a lifting chair). It ty...
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, height-adjustable, non-powered, mobile support for an assistive ergonomic chair intended to be used by a healthcare provider/carer to provide mobility for a disabled (often paediatric) patient. It consists of a framework on wheels with ...
A battery-powered device designed for weighing elderly and/or weak patients, patients with a disability, or patients undergoing a specific treatment (e.g., dialysis) who are unable to use a conventional floor scale. It is the form of a chair in which the pa...
A pad intended to be placed on the seat of a chair and designed with parallel chambers that are alternately filled with forced-air to actively change an occupant's buttocks-chair contact points, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to preven...
An assembly of devices consisting of an alternating-pressure chair cushion and a dedicated pump, which also functions as the control unit, designed to actively change an occupant's buttocks-chair contact points, typically to relieve pressure points for comf...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device used to position the patient in such a manner that a technician/nurse has easy access to the patient's arm for drawing blood. The armboard, that is attached to the chair, typically has lateral and height adjustments s...
An electrically-powered bed and mobile chair (e.g., wheelchair, shower chair) combination intended to assist a patient with a disability to move between bed and wheelchair to facilitate daily activities and nursing care. The bed mattress includes an integra...
A pad intended to be placed on the seat of a chair and designed with parallel chambers that are alternately filled with forced-air to actively change an occupant's buttocks-chair contact points, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to preven...
A manually-operated, non-powered device intended to support an assistive ergonomic chair or table (not included) to facilitate mobility and/or maintain the seated position of a disabled (often paediatric) patient; it is intended to be operated by a healthca...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to support a patient in a seated position and to facilitate foot examination, treatment, and/or minor surgery procedures. It is typically adjustable in height and includes armrests and a reclining back that m...
An electrically-powered, air-inflated arrangement of cushions and supports intended to be attached to a chair (e.g., wheelchair, dining chair) to provide comfort, improve posture, and help prevent pressure sores for the occupant, who is typically a patient ...
A mobile (on wheels) electronic device designed to support in a seated position an ambulatory or non-ambulatory bariatric (obese) patient, whose body mass exceeds the safe working load of a standard hospital/institution chair (e.g., around 350 kg), for exam...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) specialized device designed to support a patient in a seated position and minimize pressure points on the patient's body. This is achieved by creating chair contact with as much of the body surface as possible, typically thr...
A device intended to be occupied by a patient and manually operated by a healthcare professional to facilitate therapeutic physical manoeuvres of the patient’s head and trunk (accelerations and decelerations in a multiaxial plan) to treat balance disorders ...
A static-air-inflated pad designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly ...
A gel-filled pad designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly immobiliz...
A foam-filled pad designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly immobili...
A pad made of soft rubber designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly ...
A mobile (on wheels) non-powered device designed to support in a seated position an ambulatory or non-ambulatory bariatric (obese) patient, whose body mass exceeds the safe working load of a standard hospital/institution chair (e.g., around 350 kg), during ...
A pad made of natural animal skin, typically a sheep wool fleece, intended to be placed on the seat of a chair and contact an occupant?s body to distribute body weight over the surface area of the buttocks, typically to help relieve pressure points for comf...
A mud-filled pad designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly immobiliz...
An electrically-powered device designed to enable one person to lift an incapacitated or disabled patient safely and with minimal physical effort from a supine position on the floor (e.g., following a fall) to a seated position. Sometimes referred to as an ...
A manually-powered device designed to enable one person to lift an incapacitated or disabled patient safely and with minimal physical effort from a supine position on the floor (e.g., following a fall) to a seated position. Sometimes referred to as an emerg...
A water-filled pad designed to be placed on the seat of a chair to distribute an occupant's body weight over the surface of the buttocks, typically to relieve pressure points for comfort and to prevent pressure sores. It is commonly used for elderly immobil...
A manually-operated, general-purpose device designed to support a patient in a seated position; it includes a back rest that reclines for patient comfort. The chair is intended to be used in a variety of settings including recovery from minor procedures, du...
A manually-operated device designed to support and position the patient in a seated or reclined posture for easy access and patient comfort during a diagnostic examination, medical treatment, and/or surgical procedure across specialties. It usually has move...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to support and position the patient in a seated or reclined posture for easy access and patient comfort during a diagnostic examination, medical treatment, and/or surgical procedure across specialties. It usu...
An assembly of software-based devices designed for automated computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of custom-made (specifically prescribed to each patient's needs) dental restorations produced chairside during dental or orthodon...
An assembly of devices designed for automated computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of custom-made (prescribed for one patient) dental restorations produced chairside during dental or orthodontic treatment. It typically includes...