General patient care
The bed supports routine nursing care, patient observation, medication administration, feeding, hygiene care, and clinical examination.

Post-operative recovery
The adjustable backrest and leg section can help patients find a supported position after surgery. Staff can adjust the bed to improve access to the patient and assist with early mobility.

Respiratory comfort
A raised backrest may provide a more upright position for selected patients. Positioning must be determined according to the patient’s medical condition and clinical instructions.

Lower-limb support
The adjustable leg section can support the lower limbs during rest, recovery, and selected rehabilitation activities. Staff should monitor comfort, circulation, swelling, and pain.

Patient transfers
The bed’s height and position should be coordinated with transfer equipment and the receiving surface. Castors must be locked before the patient is moved into or out of the bed.

Drainage and catheter management
The bilateral drainage-bag hooks provide a convenient location for securing drainage bags. Tubing should be checked regularly to prevent kinking, pulling, or accidental disconnection.

Positioning support
The Trendelenburg function may be used for selected clinical purposes when prescribed. It must not be used routinely without appropriate patient assessment and supervision.