There are different types of Medical Ceiling Pendant, such as Vertical Ceiling Pendant, Endoscopy Ceiling Pendant, Surgical Ceiling Pendant, ICU Ceiling Pendant, Anesthesia Ceiling Pendant and so on, different Ceiling Pendants can be used for different purposes. According to the function of the product, it can be further classified into Fixed Medical Ceiling Pendant, Motorized Elevating and Rotating Medical Ceiling Pendant, Single Cantilever Medical Ceiling Pendant, Double Cantilever Medical Ceiling Pendant, and Column Medical Functional Pendant.
They are collectively referred to in clinical practice as suspended Medical Ceiling Pendant and Medical Drawbridges. Operating Rooms and ICU use Medical Drawbridges as gas powered, equipped and loaded medical equipment. They can provide some line count management and improve the efficiency of laminar flow cleaning levels.
Of course, according to different departments,Medical Ceiling Pendants have different designs and effects to satisfy the needs of each department for related purposes, to improve the convenience of the department's use, so that doctors and nurses will put more energy into the operation and improve the efficiency of the operation.
From the appearance of the base, the Medical Pendant can be divided into single pendant, double pendant or other composition form, also can be divided into single arm and double arm. One or two hanging pendants are mounted on the base. It is generally called Medical Ceiling Pendant. Operating rooms and ICU generally require double pendants. In ICU, double pendants are more widely used, especially in some isolation wards or VIP rooms with slightly larger room sizes. Like the Fipton drawbridge, the double pendants allows for the effective separation of wet and dry by means of two hanging pendants. One of the two pendants is used as a wet area to install infusion pumps, syringe pumps, oxygen flow meters, negative pressure suction devices, and other liquid through the equipment and the corresponding supply, and the other pendant is used as a dry area to install monitors, ventilators, disposable supplies, etc., so that the wet and dry areas are completely separated, and the care management of ICU patients becomes safe and reliable. In addition, both pendants are easier to move than a medical drawbridge, and the cantilever system can be positioned both horizontally and vertically as in the case of the Fepton medical drawbridge. This allows more space for the patient's head area, making routine care such as oxygen and sputum administration safer and more convenient.
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