SUPINE POSITION

SUPINE POSITION Specification

Shelf Life
5 Years (estimated)

Usage Type
Hospital/Clinical

Function
Maintains Patient in Supine Position

Accuracy
Highly Accurate Patient Positioning

Storage Instructions
Store in Dry Place, Away from Moisture

Features
Ergonomic Support, Easy to Clean, Sturdy Frame

Instruments Type
Hospital Furniture

Equipment Type
Patient Positioning Device

Material
Mild Steel, Foam, Synthetic Leather

Condition
New

Technology
Manual Adjustment

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Medical Positioning for Procedures/Examinations

Dimension (L*W*H)
2000mm x 600mm x 500mm (approx.)

Weight
Approx. 30 kg

Color
Blue/Black (Standard Options)

About SUPINE POSITION

The supine position (EsuEpaEan/) means lying horizontally with the face and torso facing up, as opposed to the prone position, which is face down. When used in surgical procedures, it grants access to the peritoneal, thoracic and pericardial regions; as well as the head, neck and extremities.^[1]

Using anatomical terms of location, the dorsal side is down, and the ventral side is up, when supine.

Ergonomic Design for Enhanced Comfort

The device features an ergonomic structure, including high-density foam padding and a manually adjustable headrest, ensuring patients remain comfortable during lengthy procedures. Rounded corners and a sturdy frame further increase safety and patient well-being.

Safe and Stable Positioning Solution

Engineered for firm stability with an anti-skid base, this patient positioning device minimizes movement, even during active procedures. Its silent operation and highly accurate patient positioning guarantee reliable function for all hospital and clinical settings.

Effortless Maintenance and Portability

Maintenance is simple-just wipe surfaces with a disinfectant-compatible cleaner. The device is lightweight, requires manual operation, and is easily portable, making it ideal for fast-paced hospital and clinical environments without the need for wall mounting.

FAQ's of SUPINE POSITION:

Q: How is the supine position maintained with this device during medical procedures?

A: The device uses highly accurate patient positioning supported by high-density foam and an adjustable headrest, securing the patient in a comfortable and stable supine position through manual adjustment.

Q: What materials are used for the padding and frame to ensure durability and hygiene?

A: High-density foam (approx. 40-60mm) provides cushioning while the frame is built from mild steel and covered with synthetic leather. These materials are chosen for durability, easy cleaning, and resistance to moisture when stored as instructed.

Q: When should this positioning device be used in clinical settings?

A: This equipment is ideal for any procedure or examination where maintaining a supine position is required, particularly in hospitals or clinics focused on patient safety and comfort.

Q: Where can this device be placed in a hospital or clinic?

A: Designed for portability and freestanding use, it does not require wall mounting and can be conveniently moved and used wherever accurate patient positioning in the supine position is needed.

Q: What is the recommended cleaning process for this patient positioning device?

A: Cleaning is straightforward-surface wipe with a suitable disinfectant is recommended. Avoid using harsh chemicals and ensure the device is stored in a dry location away from moisture.

Q: What benefits does the anti-skid base and ergonomic features provide?

A: The anti-skid base ensures the device remains stable on clinical floors, significantly reducing movement risk. Ergonomic features, including rounded corners and thick padding, maximize both safety and patient comfort.

Q: How does manual adjustment technology enhance patient care during use?

A: Manual adjustment allows for real-time operation and precise modifications to the patient's position, facilitating effective monitoring and adaptability during various medical procedures.