What specific clinical scenarios is the Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital particularly designed for?
The Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital is designed for clinical scenarios requiring patient weight measurement without the need for patient transfer, such as in critical care, recovery, and for immobile patients. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the auto zero and hold/release functionality improve the accuracy of weight measurements?
The auto zero function ensures the scale starts at zero before each measurement, eliminating errors from previous loads, while the hold/release function stabilizes the reading for accurate recording, even if the patient moves slightly. [Product Specs]
How easy is it to maneuver the stretcher in a busy hospital environment, and do the wheels lock securely?
The stretcher is designed with four wheels to enhance maneuverability in busy hospital settings, and includes two locking wheels to ensure safety and stability when stationary. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific protocols for connecting the EMR system to this scale via USB and serial ports?
While specific protocols can vary by hospital's EMR system, the scale generally connects via USB and serial ports, enabling straightforward integration with most EMR systems for seamless data transfer. [Product Specs]
How does this digital stretcher compare with another popular in-bed scale on the market in terms of features and usability?
Without specifics on another model, this stretcher offers features like EMR connectivity, BMI calculation, and auto zero functionality, which are designed for high usability in clinical settings. [Product Specs]
Given the weight capacity, is this scale suitable for bariatric patients, and what happens if the weight limit is exceeded?
This scale is suitable for bariatric patients with a capacity of 400 lb / 181 kg; exceeding this limit may result in inaccurate readings or potential damage to the scale. [Product Specs]
For a first-time user, what are some common setup challenges one might encounter with this scale, and how can they be addressed?
Common setup challenges may include ensuring proper connectivity to EMR systems and familiarizing with the scale's functions; consulting the user manual and training staff can effectively address these issues. [Manufacturer Info]
Can you explain how the BMI calculation function works and whether it requires additional input from a user?
The BMI calculation function automatically computes BMI based on the weight and requires the input of the patient's height, which must be entered manually by the user. [Product Specs]
What are the power options available for this scale, and are there any recommendations for battery life management?
The scale can be powered by a 120V adapter or 6 D-cell batteries; for optimal battery life, it is recommended to use the adapter when possible and keep batteries as backup. [Product Specs]
Health-o-meterItem # Dealmed item number: 200055MPN Manufacturer part number: 2000KL
What specific clinical scenarios is the Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital particularly designed for?
The Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital is designed for clinical scenarios requiring patient weight measurement without the need for patient transfer, such as in critical care, recovery, and for immobile patients. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the auto zero and hold/release functionality improve the accuracy of weight measurements?
The auto zero function ensures the scale starts at zero before each measurement, eliminating errors from previous loads, while the hold/release function stabilizes the reading for accurate recording, even if the patient moves slightly. [Product Specs]
How easy is it to maneuver the stretcher in a busy hospital environment, and do the wheels lock securely?
The stretcher is designed with four wheels to enhance maneuverability in busy hospital settings, and includes two locking wheels to ensure safety and stability when stationary. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific protocols for connecting the EMR system to this scale via USB and serial ports?
While specific protocols can vary by hospital's EMR system, the scale generally connects via USB and serial ports, enabling straightforward integration with most EMR systems for seamless data transfer. [Product Specs]
How does this digital stretcher compare with another popular in-bed scale on the market in terms of features and usability?
Without specifics on another model, this stretcher offers features like EMR connectivity, BMI calculation, and auto zero functionality, which are designed for high usability in clinical settings. [Product Specs]
Given the weight capacity, is this scale suitable for bariatric patients, and what happens if the weight limit is exceeded?
This scale is suitable for bariatric patients with a capacity of 400 lb / 181 kg; exceeding this limit may result in inaccurate readings or potential damage to the scale. [Product Specs]
For a first-time user, what are some common setup challenges one might encounter with this scale, and how can they be addressed?
Common setup challenges may include ensuring proper connectivity to EMR systems and familiarizing with the scale's functions; consulting the user manual and training staff can effectively address these issues. [Manufacturer Info]
Can you explain how the BMI calculation function works and whether it requires additional input from a user?
The BMI calculation function automatically computes BMI based on the weight and requires the input of the patient's height, which must be entered manually by the user. [Product Specs]
What are the power options available for this scale, and are there any recommendations for battery life management?
The scale can be powered by a 120V adapter or 6 D-cell batteries; for optimal battery life, it is recommended to use the adapter when possible and keep batteries as backup. [Product Specs]
Capacity: 400 lb / 181 kg
Resolution: 0.2 lb / 0.1 kg
EMR connectivity via USB and Serial Ports
3/4" LCD display
Functions: LB / KG Conversion, LB / KG lock out, Body Mass Index (BMI), Zero Out / Tare, Hold / Release, Reweigh, Auto Zero, Auto Off
Digital Load Cells / No recalibration needed
Stretcher: 70-3/8" (w) x 30-3/8" (d)
4 Wheels for ease of movement / 2 locking wheels for safety
What specific clinical scenarios is the Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital particularly designed for?
The Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital is designed for clinical scenarios requiring patient weight measurement without the need for patient transfer, such as in critical care, recovery, and for immobile patients. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the auto zero and hold/release functionality improve the accuracy of weight measurements?
The auto zero function ensures the scale starts at zero before each measurement, eliminating errors from previous loads, while the hold/release function stabilizes the reading for accurate recording, even if the patient moves slightly. [Product Specs]
How easy is it to maneuver the stretcher in a busy hospital environment, and do the wheels lock securely?
The stretcher is designed with four wheels to enhance maneuverability in busy hospital settings, and includes two locking wheels to ensure safety and stability when stationary. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific protocols for connecting the EMR system to this scale via USB and serial ports?
While specific protocols can vary by hospital's EMR system, the scale generally connects via USB and serial ports, enabling straightforward integration with most EMR systems for seamless data transfer. [Product Specs]
How does this digital stretcher compare with another popular in-bed scale on the market in terms of features and usability?
Without specifics on another model, this stretcher offers features like EMR connectivity, BMI calculation, and auto zero functionality, which are designed for high usability in clinical settings. [Product Specs]
Given the weight capacity, is this scale suitable for bariatric patients, and what happens if the weight limit is exceeded?
This scale is suitable for bariatric patients with a capacity of 400 lb / 181 kg; exceeding this limit may result in inaccurate readings or potential damage to the scale. [Product Specs]
For a first-time user, what are some common setup challenges one might encounter with this scale, and how can they be addressed?
Common setup challenges may include ensuring proper connectivity to EMR systems and familiarizing with the scale's functions; consulting the user manual and training staff can effectively address these issues. [Manufacturer Info]
Can you explain how the BMI calculation function works and whether it requires additional input from a user?
The BMI calculation function automatically computes BMI based on the weight and requires the input of the patient's height, which must be entered manually by the user. [Product Specs]
What are the power options available for this scale, and are there any recommendations for battery life management?
The scale can be powered by a 120V adapter or 6 D-cell batteries; for optimal battery life, it is recommended to use the adapter when possible and keep batteries as backup. [Product Specs]
Capacity: 400 lb / 181 kg
Resolution: 0.2 lb / 0.1 kg
EMR connectivity via USB and Serial Ports
3/4" LCD display
Functions: LB / KG Conversion, LB / KG lock out, Body Mass Index (BMI), Zero Out / Tare, Hold / Release, Reweigh, Auto Zero, Auto Off
Digital Load Cells / No recalibration needed
Stretcher: 70-3/8" (w) x 30-3/8" (d)
4 Wheels for ease of movement / 2 locking wheels for safety
What specific clinical scenarios is the Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital particularly designed for?
The Scale In-Bed Stretcher Digital is designed for clinical scenarios requiring patient weight measurement without the need for patient transfer, such as in critical care, recovery, and for immobile patients. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the auto zero and hold/release functionality improve the accuracy of weight measurements?
The auto zero function ensures the scale starts at zero before each measurement, eliminating errors from previous loads, while the hold/release function stabilizes the reading for accurate recording, even if the patient moves slightly. [Product Specs]
How easy is it to maneuver the stretcher in a busy hospital environment, and do the wheels lock securely?
The stretcher is designed with four wheels to enhance maneuverability in busy hospital settings, and includes two locking wheels to ensure safety and stability when stationary. [Product Specs]
Are there any specific protocols for connecting the EMR system to this scale via USB and serial ports?
While specific protocols can vary by hospital's EMR system, the scale generally connects via USB and serial ports, enabling straightforward integration with most EMR systems for seamless data transfer. [Product Specs]
How does this digital stretcher compare with another popular in-bed scale on the market in terms of features and usability?
Without specifics on another model, this stretcher offers features like EMR connectivity, BMI calculation, and auto zero functionality, which are designed for high usability in clinical settings. [Product Specs]
Given the weight capacity, is this scale suitable for bariatric patients, and what happens if the weight limit is exceeded?
This scale is suitable for bariatric patients with a capacity of 400 lb / 181 kg; exceeding this limit may result in inaccurate readings or potential damage to the scale. [Product Specs]
For a first-time user, what are some common setup challenges one might encounter with this scale, and how can they be addressed?
Common setup challenges may include ensuring proper connectivity to EMR systems and familiarizing with the scale's functions; consulting the user manual and training staff can effectively address these issues. [Manufacturer Info]
Can you explain how the BMI calculation function works and whether it requires additional input from a user?
The BMI calculation function automatically computes BMI based on the weight and requires the input of the patient's height, which must be entered manually by the user. [Product Specs]
What are the power options available for this scale, and are there any recommendations for battery life management?
The scale can be powered by a 120V adapter or 6 D-cell batteries; for optimal battery life, it is recommended to use the adapter when possible and keep batteries as backup. [Product Specs]
:fill(white)/catsy.939/6745.jpg/rename/6745.webp)
:fill(white)/catsy.939/image-coming-soon.jpg/rename/image-coming-soon.webp)
:fill(white)/catsy.939/101722_6d81fb3b-c597-466e-a130-78f08e9deb10_.jpg/rename/101722_6d81fb3b-c597-466e-a130-78f08e9deb10_.webp)
:fill(white)/catsy.939/2101KL-E-Screen-r1-2.jpg/rename/2101KL-E-Screen-r1-2.webp)