Purpose-built hospital bed for the care of patients with cholera, acute diarrhoeal illness and other situations requiring convenient bedside waste collection, featuring a central sanitation opening, sanitary bucket, M.S. tubular framework, IV-rod provision and a 160 kg carrying capacity.
The IndoSurgicals Cholera Bed is designed for healthcare environments where patients may experience frequent and severe diarrhoeal episodes and require continuous observation, fluid support and practical bedside sanitation arrangements.
Unlike a conventional hospital bed, this model incorporates a central opening in the PVC-backed patient deck with a sanitary bucket positioned below. This arrangement allows waste to be collected close to the patient without requiring repeated movement to a toilet or commode during periods of significant weakness or frequent bowel movements.
The bed also includes provision for an IV rod, making it suitable for treatment environments where intravenous fluid administration may form part of the patient's prescribed care.
A cholera bed is a specialised patient bed designed for clinical situations involving frequent watery diarrhoea. Its defining feature is an opening beneath the patient's pelvic area with a collection bucket positioned below the bed.
This arrangement can make nursing care more practical when a patient is weak, dehydrated or passing stool very frequently. It also allows healthcare teams to organise waste collection close to the bedside while continuing appropriate monitoring and treatment.
Constructed from mild-steel tubing to provide a stable supporting structure for institutional hospital use.
Patient-support area incorporates PVC backing and a central opening required for the sanitation arrangement.
Bed structure is specified for a carrying capacity of up to 160 kg under intended operating conditions.
Supplied with a sanitary bucket positioned below the central opening for bedside collection of waste.
Incorporates provision for an IV rod to support appropriate intravenous therapy arrangements.
Designed for relatively fast and straightforward assembly, useful for hospitals and temporary treatment facilities.
The most important feature distinguishing the Cholera Bed from a conventional hospital bed is the central sanitation opening.
A sanitary bucket is positioned beneath this opening, creating a direct bedside collection arrangement for patients experiencing frequent diarrhoeal stools.
Patients affected by severe diarrhoeal illness may be weak or dehydrated. A bedside collection arrangement reduces the need for repeated transfers between the bed and toilet facilities.
The removable bucket arrangement allows healthcare staff to manage collection and disposal according to the facility's infection-control and sanitation procedures.
The Cholera Bed incorporates provision for an IV rod, allowing the bed to be configured for patients receiving intravenous fluids or other prescribed IV therapy.
This is particularly practical in cholera-treatment and acute-diarrhoea care environments, where patient observation and prescribed fluid replacement may need to take place continuously at the bedside.
The bed is specified with a carrying capacity of up to 160 kg and uses a heavy-duty M.S. tubular framework to provide structural support during routine hospital use.
This makes it suitable for hospitals, cholera treatment facilities, emergency-care environments and institutional healthcare requirements where a dedicated sanitation bed is required.
The metal framework is pre-treated and epoxy powder coated. This provides a finished surface intended to support durability during regular institutional handling.
Powder coating provides a uniform protective finish over the prepared mild-steel framework.
The finished surfaces should be cleaned and maintained according to the healthcare facility's current environmental cleaning procedures and product-care instructions.
The Cholera Bed is designed for fast and relatively simple assembly. This can be particularly useful when additional beds need to be deployed quickly in emergency wards, temporary treatment areas or outbreak-response facilities.
A straightforward bed structure also makes transportation and institutional deployment more practical than complex electrically operated patient-bed systems when advanced positioning functions are not required.
Assemble and position the bed according to the product instructions and treatment-area layout.
Place the supplied sanitary bucket correctly beneath the central opening before patient use.
Where prescribed, configure the IV-rod provision and other required bedside equipment according to clinical requirements.
Remove, empty, clean or replace the collection bucket according to the healthcare facility's sanitation and infection-control protocol.
Clean and disinfect applicable bed surfaces according to facility procedures before the bed is prepared for another patient.
Includes a central sanitation opening and collection bucket specifically intended to support bedside waste management for patients experiencing frequent diarrhoeal stools.
Designed primarily for general patient rest and nursing care and normally does not include the dedicated central opening and sanitary-bucket arrangement found on a cholera bed.
Cholera beds are often required in different procurement circumstances from conventional hospital beds. Demand may arise for a permanent hospital ward, a public-health programme, a temporary treatment centre or an emergency-response project.
The relatively straightforward mechanical construction, quick assembly, sanitation arrangement and IV-rod provision make the model suitable for institutional buyers seeking a dedicated patient-care bed without complex electrical positioning systems.
| Product Name | Cholera Bed |
|---|---|
| Product Code / SKU | 10021 |
| Brand | IS IndoSurgicals® |
| Product Category | Manual Hospital Bed |
| Framework | Heavy-duty M.S. steel tube |
| Patient Deck | PVC-backed deck with central sanitation opening |
| Carrying Capacity | Up to 160 kg |
| Sanitary Arrangement | Sanitary bucket provided |
| IV Support | Provision for IV rod |
| Assembly | Designed for fast and easy assembly |
| Finish | Pre-treated and epoxy powder coated |
| Primary Application | Patient care where frequent diarrhoeal stools require convenient bedside waste collection |
| Suitable Settings | Hospitals, cholera treatment centres, emergency facilities, temporary treatment centres, public-health facilities and institutional healthcare settings |
Because this bed may be used for patients with significant diarrhoeal illness, proper environmental cleaning and waste handling are particularly important.
The sanitary bucket and surrounding patient-care surfaces should be handled according to the healthcare facility's current infection-prevention, cleaning, disinfection and waste-disposal protocols.
IndoSurgicals Private Limited manufactures, supplies and exports hospital furniture for hospitals, healthcare institutions, government procurement, distributors and international buyers.
The IndoSurgicals Cholera Bed – SKU 10021 combines a heavy-duty M.S. framework with a dedicated sanitation opening, sanitary collection bucket, IV-rod provision and 160 kg carrying capacity for specialised patient-care requirements.
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