Which is more humanized design, medical nursing bed or medical hospital bed

Firstly, let's talk about medical beds. In addition to some specified functions, such as double rocking beds, triple rocking beds, or multifunctional medical beds, they also have certain functions. The hospital beds also need to have the following basic functions.
Firstly, the headboard and tailboard should be able to be quickly disassembled. This is to facilitate doctors and nurses to quickly check the headboard and tailboard in emergency situations to rescue patients. Secondly, guardrails are required for medical beds to be sturdy and easy to lift or lower.
 

Thirdly, casters, especially for beds used by critically ill patients, emphasize the flexibility of casters because many critically ill patients cannot move their bodies in emergency situations and need to push the entire bed to emergency rooms and other places. And if there is a problem with the wheels at this time, it can be fatal. The above are the characteristics of medical beds. Ordinary medical beds use triangular iron scraps, which have relatively simple functions and structures.
Medical nursing bed: The four corners of the nursing bed are equipped with wheels, which facilitate the patient's movement. The upper, middle, and lower parts of the bed are connected to each other, making it flexible. If the patient feels uncomfortable lying down for a long time, the support of the nursing bed can be shaken up so that the patient can lie down. If the patient feels uncomfortable with their feet, they can also shake the support of their feet and lower their legs to make their posture relatively comfortable.

The latest medical nursing bed incorporates a micro toilet, which is convenient for isolation and independent use and handling. The head of the bed weighs more than 1000 pounds and is firm and does not shake, taking into account the comfort level of patients and greatly facilitating the nursing difficulty of nursing staff.
In summary, compared to medical nursing beds, medical hospital beds have a relatively simple structure, while medical nursing beds are more user-friendly in design. They are suitable for patients who have been lying down for a long time to turn over, sit up and down, and urinate and defecate, which can reduce patient pain and alleviate the burden on nursing staff.
However, with the development of science and technology and the increasing demand for hospitalization, medical beds are increasingly tending towards medical nursing beds rather than the simplest medical beds.