PRODIGY-ES Five Functions Electric Bed

What are the five functions of a medical electric hospital bed like the RMCJH241A?

The five functions of a high-quality electric hospital bed typically include backrest adjustment, legrest adjustment, height adjustment, Trendelenburg positioning, and reverse Trendelenburg positioning. Specifically, the RMCJH241A model allows for backrest movement from 0 to 70 degrees, legrest movement from 0 to 40 degrees, and a total height range of 490mm to 790mm. These functions, powered by four noise-free motors, are designed to enhance patient comfort, facilitate medical procedures, and assist caregivers in managing patient mobility through a remote control system.

What is the difference between manual and electric CPR functions on an electric hospital bed?

In a medical setting, the CPR function is critical for emergencies where a flat, firm surface is needed immediately for resuscitation. The manual CPR function allows a caregiver to manually override the bed's settings to flatten the entire surface instantly, regardless of the current configuration. In contrast, the electric CPR function utilizes the motor system to quickly level the backrest board with the push of a button. The RMCJH241A model includes both features to ensure maximum safety and rapid response during critical care scenarios.

What materials are used to ensure the durability and safety of the RMCJH241A electric bed?

The construction of the RMCJH241A five-function electric bed prioritizes longevity and hygiene by using premium cold-rolled steel with an electrostatic powder coating for the platform, structure, and legs. For the headboard and footboard, high-pressure laminate (HPL) is utilized because it is corrosion-resistant, abrasion-resistant, anti-fire, and anti-static. These materials are further reinforced with a molding aluminum alloy frame and corner bumpers to protect the bed and the facility walls from damage during transport.

How does the Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg feature benefit patient care?

The Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg functions on the RMCJH241A provide a tilt range of 0 to 12 degrees, which is essential for various clinical requirements. The Trendelenburg position, where the head is lower than the feet, is often used to manage hypotension or assist in certain surgical procedures, while the reverse Trendelenburg position helps with respiratory issues and reduces acid reflux. These adjustments, combined with the auto-regression feature that reduces abdominal pressure, significantly improve the physiological comfort of patients who are bedridden for long periods.

Can the length of a standard five-function electric hospital bed be adjusted for taller patients?

While the standard dimensions of the RMCJH241A electric bed are L2160 by W980mm, it features an optional extension function that allows the bed length to be increased by an additional 15cm. This flexibility ensures that the medical bed can accommodate taller patients comfortably without compromising the ergonomics of the four-section foldable platform. This extension capability, along with the 125mm diameter castors and central braking system, makes the bed a versatile solution for diverse patient populations in hospital environments.