Three different types of stress relief mattresses - 1 views
started by kbojezhang44 on 13 May 20
started by kbojezhang44 on 13 May 20
started by kbojezhang44 on 13 May 20
started by kbojezhang44 on 13 May 20
Pressure ulcers or bedsores are caused by continuous pressure on the skin, often when a person is in the same position for a long time. For people with limited mobility, regular actions are often impractical because they spend a lot of time in fixed positions.
The bed is a place where people like this will be most at risk for developing pressure ulcers, which means that proper pressure relief mattresses are an important part to help protect individuals from pressure ulcers. The design and construction of the pressure mattress can reduce the pressure on the user's body as much as possible. They need to maintain relief for a long time, and they must also make users feel comfortable. Pressure relief can be provided in many ways, and there are three different types of pressure relief mattresses: static mattresses; alternate compression mattresses; and hybrid mattresses.
What is a hydrostatic mattress?
Static mattresses are a foam mattress, named after their immobile nature. They can come in various types and combinations of decompression foam. Different types of foam provide different degrees of stress relief, and higher relief types are usually reflected in the price of mattresses. Static mattresses are best used to prevent partially immobile ulcers, but a more professional foam type can effectively help heal Grade 1 ulcers, although manual repositioning of mattress users by caregivers is still necessary.
What is an alternating pressure mattress?
Alternating pressure mattresses, also known as hospital air mattresses, air mattresses and air mattresses, have moving elements, usually through the use of air chambers. A standard alternating pressure mattress is a series of air bags that alternately inflate and deflate. An air pump is used to inflate and deflate cells, thereby providing movement on the user's skin. The inflated air bladder supports the user, while the deflated air bladder provides full pressure relief for the skin above it. The air pump then inflates the deflated cells and deflated cells, ensuring that the entire body experiences periods of exercise and stress-free.
Introduction of Alternating Pressure Mattress
There are some alternating pressure mattresses with a perforated air cell. These provide very low interfacial pressure, which means that the user effectively hoveres above the mattress surface, ensuring great pressure relief. They provide a continuous flow of dry, cold air to accelerate the healing of pressure sores. Alternating pressure mattresses are commonly used to heal pressure sores. They reduce the need for manual repositioning and provide consistent pressure relief. The more severe the ulcer, the more specialists the mattress needs. As with static mattresses, the price usually determines the performance of the mattress, but it is important to make sure that the mattress you buy can effectively provide the care you need.
What is a hybrid pressure mattress?
Mixed pressure mattresses combine alternating pressure and static mattress systems into one mattress. This is usually in the form of alternating bubbles embedded around the foam mattress with a soft foam top layer. Hybrid pressure mattresses provide advanced pressure relief, brought by alternating air mattresses, while still maintaining the high comfort found in static foam pressure mattresses. Most hybrid pressure mattresses require a power-operated air pump to operate the integral alternating airbag. However, with new and innovative technologies, the hybrid mattress can now be used as a completely unpowered unit, using an air unit to naturally inhale and exhale when pressure is applied to the mattress surface.
The above is the introduction of the knowledge of three different types of pressure relief mattresses. Each of the three types of mattresses has its own characteristics. How to choose depends on your needs.