Medical Bed Head Unit SB010

Bed Head Unit Hospital

In a hospital setting, a Bed Head Unit (BHU) is a device that is mounted on the headboard of a hospital bed and is used to provide a range of medical services and support to patients. A BHU typically consists of a panel that is attached to the wall or bed frame, and contains various equipment and devices that are used to monitor the patient's vital signs and deliver medical care.

Features of a Bed Head Unit in a hospital may include:

1. Electrical outlets for medical equipment: BHUs usually include electrical outlets for devices such as IV pumps, ventilators, and monitors.

2. Gas outlets for medical gases: BHUs can include outlets for oxygen, medical air, and other gases used in patient care.

3. Communication systems: Some BHUs have intercoms or nurse call buttons, allowing patients to communicate with nursing staff.

4. Lighting: BHUs can have lights for patient examination, reading or night-time lighting.

5. Medical equipment storage: BHUs may have shelves or cabinets to store medical supplies and equipment.

6. Medical monitors: BHUs may have a variety of monitors, including for vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate.

BHUs are an essential component of hospital infrastructure, as they provide medical professionals with easy access to the equipment and supplies they need to provide care to their patients. They help to keep the patient's room organized and efficient, which can help to reduce the risk of medical errors and improve patient outcomes. Additionally, BHUs can be customized to meet the specific needs of different hospital departments or patient populations, such as pediatrics or intensive care.

Bed Head Units (BHUs) have various applications in hospital settings, including:

1. General patient care: BHUs are commonly used in hospital rooms to provide easy access to medical equipment and supplies needed for general patient care.

2. Intensive care: In intensive care units (ICUs), BHUs can be customized to meet the specific needs of critically ill patients. They may include additional outlets for medical equipment and advanced monitoring systems.

3. Pediatric care: BHUs can be customized to meet the needs of pediatric patients, with features such as child-friendly lighting, communication systems, and storage compartments for toys and books.

4. Obstetrics and gynecology: BHUs are used in labor and delivery rooms to provide medical equipment and support during childbirth.

5. Operating rooms: BHUs are used in operating rooms to provide medical equipment and supplies needed for surgery, such as electrical outlets for surgical tools, and gas outlets for anesthesia.

6. Emergency departments: BHUs are used in emergency departments to provide medical equipment and supplies needed for emergency care.

7. Long-term care: BHUs are used in long-term care facilities, such as nursing homes, to provide medical care and monitoring to patients who require ongoing medical attention.

        Feature        

1. It made of high quality aluminum alloy material, surface finish is customized ( powder coating, electrophoresis, anodized )

2. Beautiful appearance, Wear-resistant, easy to clean.

3. Gas and strong and weak circuits are separated by dual channels, safe and reliable

4. It can select the power outlet, flash light, call, intercom, gas terminal, etc. It can make the installation holes according to customers’ requirement.

5. The color of panel and side panel is customized.