1.Comfort: Medical mattresses are usually designed to be softer and more comfortable to accommodate patients who are bedridden for long periods of time, reducing pressure points and improving sleep quality.

2.Stress relief: They can effectively disperse stress in the body and reduce the risk of pressure ulcers or bedsores that can result from prolonged bed rest.

3.Air permeability: Medical mattresses usually have good air permeability, helping to reduce the accumulation of heat and moisture and keep the patient’s skin dry and healthy.

4.Durability: These mattresses are typically made of durable materials that can withstand frequent use and cleaning without being easily damaged.

5.Adjustment function: Some medical mattresses have adjustment functions, such as inflatable adjustment, which can be personalized adjusted according to the patient’s body type and comfort needs.

6.Safety: They may have safety features that prevent patients from falling, such as side guardrails or non-slip surfaces.

1.Check the mattress: Check the mattress for damage or air leaks before use.

2.Lay the mattress: Lay the air mattress flat on a hard bed board, making sure that the ducted side is up so that air can circulate normally.

3.Connect the air pump: Connect the air mattress to the air pump and make sure the connecting pipe is not twisted or blocked

4.Inflate: Turn on the air pump and begin to inflate the mattress. Pay attention to whether the mattress expands evenly during the inflation process.

5.Adjust the air pressure: According to the needs and comfort of the patient, adjust the air pressure of the mattress through the regulator on the air pump, and it is generally recommended to reach 70%-80%.

6.Place the patient: After the mattress has been inflated to the appropriate pressure, the patient is carefully moved onto the mattress.

7.Regular check: Check the air pressure of the mattress regularly during use to ensure that the patient is comfortable.

8.Cleaning and maintenance: Clean the surface of the mattress as needed, using neutral cleaners and warm water, avoid using strong acid or alkaline cleaners.

9.Sterilize: If needed, use 75% alcohol to disinfect the surface of the mattress.

10.Monitor the patient: During the use of the air mattress, check the patient’s skin condition regularly to ensure that there are no signs of stress damage.

11.Avoid sharp objects: Make sure there are no sharp objects on the patient’s bed to prevent puncturing the mattress.

12.Seasonal adjustment: Adjust the air pressure of the mattress according to seasonal changes, some gas may need to be let off in the summer to adjust to higher temperatures, and the air pressure may need to be increased in the winter.

13.Troubleshooting: If there is air leakage or other problems in the air cushion bed, shut down the air pump in time and repair or replace the damaged parts.

14.Storage: When not in use for a long time, deflate and clean the air mattress and store it in a dry and cool place.