Bariatric ambulance
Bariatric Ambulance is a specialized type of ambulance designed to transport obese patients. These ambulances are equipped with specialized equipment and features to safely and comfortably transport obese patients.
Overview[edit | edit source]
A Bariatric Ambulance is a type of emergency vehicle that is specifically designed and equipped to transport patients who are obese. These ambulances have special features and equipment to accommodate the unique needs of these patients, including larger stretchers, reinforced floors, and specialized lifting equipment.
Features[edit | edit source]
Bariatric Ambulances are equipped with a variety of features to accommodate obese patients. These include:
- Larger Stretchers: Bariatric stretchers are wider and stronger than standard stretchers to comfortably and safely accommodate larger patients.
- Reinforced Floors: The floors of these ambulances are reinforced to support the additional weight of bariatric patients and equipment.
- Specialized Lifting Equipment: Bariatric ambulances often include specialized lifting equipment, such as winches and ramps, to safely load and unload patients.
Use[edit | edit source]
Bariatric Ambulances are used in a variety of settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and emergency medical services. They are used to transport obese patients to and from medical appointments, as well as in emergency situations.
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