Bed making
The Perfect Bed Making Quiz
Welcome to the Perfect Bed Making Quiz! This interactive quiz is designed for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and anyone interested in learning more about the basics of bed making and patient care. Test your knowledge on various types of beds and their specific uses.
Key features:
- 22 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Enhance your understanding of patient comfort and safety
- Perfect for training and revisions
Serve as a safe and effective means of preventing clients from falling out of bed.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
Used for the client should be firm, thick, and smooth.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
Used to support the immobilized client's loot in a normal right angle to the legs to prevent plantar flexion contractures.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
Usually made of metal, support intravenous infusion containers while fluid is being administered to a client.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
It is a curved, semi-circular device made of metal that can be placed over a portion of the patient’s body and is sometimes called an Anderson frame.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
A device designed to keep the top bedclothes off the feet, legs, and even abdomen of a client.
Bed cradle
Intravenous rods
Footboard/ Footboot
Siderails
Mattresses
This bed is usually made when it will remain empty for a while. You can make it with a bedspread or with only a sheet and blanket.
Closed bed
Open Bed
Occupied Bed
This bed is made with the client in the bed.
Closed bed
Open Bed
Occupied Bed
This bed is used when it will be occupied within a short period of time.
Closed bed
Open Bed
Occupied Bed
Used for burns, skin ulcers, lesions, blood clots, fracture, or surgery.
Bed with cradle
Surgical Bed
To facilitate easy transfer of the patient from stretcher to bed.
Bed with cradle
Surgical Bed
It controls temperature of water, reducing pressure on body parts.
Postoperative Bed
Water bed
Turning Frames (Stryker Wedge)
Rotation Bed
Used not only for clients who have undergone surgical procedures but also for clients who have given anesthetics for a certain examination. Also known as recovery bed or anesthetic bed.
Postoperative Bed
Water bed
Turning Frames (Stryker Wedge)
Rotation Bed
Promote postural drainage, peristalsis and helps prevent the complications of mobility.
Postoperative Bed
Water bed
Turning Frames (Stryker Wedge)
Rotation Bed
It allows repeated changes between the supine and prone positions without disturbing spinal alignment.
Postoperative Bed
Water bed
Turning Frames (Stryker Wedge)
Rotation Bed
Permits frequent turning of several injured or immobilized patient with minimal trauma or extraneous movement.
Circolectric Bed
Clinton Therapy Bed
Air Therapy Bed
Fanfold
Also called the air-fluidized bed Patients with managing burns and patients with various disabilities.
Circolectric Bed
Clinton Therapy Bed
Air Therapy Bed
Fanfold
It is done by grasping the upper edge of the linen with both hands; specifically folding the edge of the sheet used in the bed 6-8 inches outward.
Circolectric Bed
Clinton Therapy Bed
Air Therapy Bed
Fanfold
Provide different levels of support to different body parts.
Circolectric Bed
Clinton Therapy Bed
Air Therapy Bed
Fanfold
A fold made in the top bed clothes to provide additional space for patient’s toes.
Mitered corner
Toe pleat
Foot drop
A means of anchoring sheets on mattresses; a method of folding the bed clothes at the corners to secure them in place while the bed is occupied.
Mitered corner
Toe pleat
Foot drop
Dropping of the foot from paralysis of the anterior muscle of the leg; plantar flexion of the foot with permanent contracture of the gastrocnemius(calf) muscle and tendon.
Mitered corner
Toe pleat
Foot drop
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