Discuss procedures of making the following types of beds? a.) occupied bed ?? b.) unoccupied bed ( closed or open) ?? c.) Admission bed ??

a.) Occupied bed:
1. Gather all necessary supplies such as clean linens, bed pads, and any other items needed for the bed change.
2. Explain the process to the patient and ensure their comfort and safety throughout the procedure.
3. Lower the bed to a comfortable working height and ensure the patient is positioned in the center of the bed.
4. Remove the top sheet and blanket while keeping the patient covered with a bath blanket or gown.
5. Replace the soiled linens with clean ones, making sure to tuck them securely under the mattress.
6. Assist the patient in repositioning themselves comfortably in the bed.
7. Make sure the bed is at a safe height and all side rails are up before leaving the patient.

b.) Unoccupied bed (closed):
1. Gather clean linens and any other necessary supplies for the bed change.
2. Lower the bed to a comfortable working height.
3. Remove all soiled linens and dispose of them properly.
4. Place a clean bottom sheet on the bed, ensuring it is centered and tucked securely under the mattress.
5. Add a top sheet and blanket, making sure they are neatly tucked in.
6. Fluff pillows and place them at the head of the bed.
7. Ensure the bed is at a safe height and all side rails are up.

Unoccupied bed (open):
1. Follow steps 1-3 from the closed unoccupied bed procedure.
2. Fold back the top sheet and blanket to expose the bottom sheet.
3. Fluff pillows and place them at the head of the bed.
4. Ensure the bed is at a safe height and all side rails are up.

c.) Admission bed:
1. Gather clean linens, bed pads, and any other necessary supplies for the new patient.
2. Lower the bed to a comfortable working height.
3. Remove all soiled linens and dispose of them properly.
4. Place a clean bottom sheet on the bed, ensuring it is centered and tucked securely under the mattress.
5. Add a top sheet and blanket, making sure they are neatly tucked in.
6. Fluff pillows and place them at the head of the bed.
7. Assist the new patient in getting comfortable in their new bed.
8. Ensure the bed is at a safe height and all side rails are up.

a.) Occupied Bed

Materials:

- Clean sheets, pillowcases, and blankets
- Draw sheet
- Pillows

Procedure:

1. Explain the procedure to the patient.
2. Raise the head of the bed to a comfortable height.
3. Unfold the clean linens and place them over the patient, covering the top half of their body.
4. Roll the soiled linens down to the feet of the bed.
5. Remove the soiled linens and place on a chair or hamper.
6. Unfold the draw sheet and place it under the patient's buttocks.
7. Pull the clean sheets up over the patient, tucking them in securely at the sides and bottom.
8. Place a pillow under the patient's head and support their shoulders with additional pillows as needed.
9. Cover the patient with a blanket and tuck in the sides.

b.) Unoccupied Bed

Closed Bed (Not in Use)

Materials:

- Clean sheets, pillowcases, and blankets
- Draw sheet

Procedure:

1. Place the clean linens on the bed.
2. Tuck in the top sheet, blanket, and draw sheet securely on all four sides.
3. Tuck the pillowcases inside the pillowcases.
4. Fold the pillows and place them at the head of the bed.

Open Bed (Ready for Use)

Materials:

- Clean sheets, pillowcases, and blankets
- Draw sheet

Procedure:

1. Place the clean linens on the bed.
2. Tuck in the bottom sheet securely on all four sides.
3. Place the draw sheet on the bed and tuck it in at the foot.
4. Unfold the top sheet and blanket and fold them down to expose about 1/3 of the bottom sheet.
5. Tuck in the top sheet and blanket securely at the head of the bed.
6. Place the pillowcases on the pillows and tuck them in.
7. Place the pillows at the head of the bed.

c.) Admission Bed

Materials:

- Clean sheets, pillowcases, and blankets
- Draw sheet
- Pillows
- Admission kit (gown, slippers, toiletries)

Procedure:

1. Follow the steps for making an unoccupied open bed.
2. Place the admission kit on the bedside table.
3. Ensure the bed is comfortable and accessible for the new patient.
4. Adjust the bed height and provide any necessary equipment, such as a bedside rail or grab bars.