Five Function ICU Bed Electric, Critical Care, TC-HB002

ICU beds are special beds designed for intensive care units to care for critically ill patients. You can view all the ICU bed models we manufacture and choose the most suitable one according to your requirements.

The five-function electric hospital bed is the most commonly used adjustable electric hospital bed. The main functions of the 5-function bed are backrest adjustment, leg adjustment, back and leg adjustment together, Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg and height adjustment.

The ICU 5 functional bed is a unique hospital bed for ICU handling of critically ill patients. ICU beds combine savvy ergonomics with advanced technology and intuitive operation.

Specifically designed to meet the highest safety standards for medical devices, this bed combines an aesthetically pleasing design with innovative components to create the perfect bed for any long-term care setting.

The three-function electric hospital bed is the most commonly used electric hospital bed in hospitals. The main functions of the three-function bed are backrest adjustment, leg adjustment, backrest and leg adjustment together, and height adjustment. This bed can also increase CPR.

An ear thermometer, also known as a tympanic thermometer, is a medical device used to measure body temperature.

The Sprague Rappaport stethoscope is a five-in-one stethoscope for a full range of diagnostic applications, traditionally thought to detect faint heart sounds and murmurs. This classic design allows healthcare professionals to evaluate adult, pediatric and infant patients using only one stethoscope.

pen-style Blood Lancet Devices are a safe, efficient, and user-friendly option for capillary blood sampling in healthcare settings. They offer many benefits over traditional lancets, including ease of use, reduced risk of needlestick injuries, and improved patient comfort. If you are looking for a blood lancet device that is discreet, convenient, and easy to use, consider trying a pen-style Blood Lancet Device.