Advanced Medical PC Cart With Multiple Drawers Adjustable Height Point-of-Care Workstation
Medical PC Cart Advantages:
Medical PC Cart Parameter:
Size | 480*520*900/938/1138mm |
Material | steel frame |
Cators | 4 silent wheels with cross brake |
Height | Adjustable |
Medical PC Cart Features:
1. Material: The car body is made of cold steel sprayed material, the upper table and drawers are made of ABS engineering plastic at one time, wear-resistant, easy to clean, aluminum alloy bottom load-bearing, pedal lifting;
2. The outer column is made of aluminum alloy, and the lifting range is 210mm
3. Front: One-piece countertop with armrest recessed 168*30mm, ABS recessed guardrail 38mm, second layer can hold keyboard specification: 463*200*500mm, left and right mouse worktable 200*200mm, third layer drawer 100mm inner space: 380 *328*85mm The lower two drawers 100 are empty: 215*190*80mm;
4. Left: Sundries box
5. Right side: net basket with two 2L sharp boxes.
6. Behind: The 360-degree rotating large-screen display bracket can hang the display, and the standard load-bearing capacity≦10Kg
Optional maximum load ≦ 21Kg
7. Bottom: The four-leg aluminum alloy abrasive tool is formed at one time, the upper part of the double-layer design is ABS, the double-sided luxury diameter silent wheel, two of which are equipped with brakes, sturdy and durable; can be pushed and turned at will on the flat ground
Where Medical PC Cart Are Used
Hospitals (across all departments): They're ubiquitous in patient wards, intensive care units (ICUs), emergency rooms (ERs), operating rooms (ORs), and laboratories. Nurses and doctors use them for:
Clinics & Doctor's Offices: Used in examination rooms for patient charting, reviewing medical history, and e-prescribing. They're also used for managing patient flow and administrative tasks.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers: For pre-operative and post-operative documentation, access to patient information during procedures, and administrative tasks.
Nursing Homes & Aged Care Facilities: To manage resident records, administer medications, and conduct assessments at the point of care.
Dental Offices: For accessing patient dental records, displaying X-rays, and managing appointment schedules.
Veterinary Clinics: Similar to human healthcare, for managing animal patient records, diagnostics, and treatment plans.
Pharmaceutical & Research Facilities: For data collection, quality control, and managing research protocols, often in cleanroom environments.