Tilt-top mortuary cot
AssigneeFerno-Washington, Inc.
InventorsElroy Edwin Bourgraf, Ronald Duane Vance, Eugene VanDyne
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AssigneeFerno-Washington, Inc.
InventorsElroy Edwin Bourgraf, Ronald Duane Vance, Eugene VanDyne
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A cot for assisting in the transfer of a body from a removable support bed of the cot to another surface. The cot includes a trolley which serves as a transporter for the removable support bed. The cot also includes a tilting device which is designed to tilt the support bed about the trolley. The support bed may be removed from the trolley to reduce the total weight carried by the attendants, and permit the removal of a body from locations which are difficult to access. When removed from the trolley, the support bed may be rolled upright with wheels that are located at one end of the support bed. The support bed is contoured in shaped to pool bodily fluids which may escape during transport. A locking device is provided on the trolley for releasably securing the support bed thereon.
A cot for assisting the transfer of a body from the cot to another surface, comprising:
A support bed used to transport a body and adapted for use with a trolley, comprising a one-piece molded non-porous material having a pair of elongated sloping side portions integrally formed between a raised headrest portion and a raised footrest portion, said portions together define a contoured shape.
A cot for assisting the transfer of a body from the cot to another surface, comprising:
A method of facilitating the moving of a body from a cot to another surface, the cot having a removable support bed and a trolley, comprising:
A method of forming a one-piece support bed for a cot, comprising:
A cot for assisting the transfer of a body from the cot to another surface, comprising:
A one-piece support bed used to transport a body and adapted for use with a trolley, comprising a molded non-porous material having a pair of elongated sloping side portions integrally formed between a raised headrest portion and a raised footrest portion, said portions together define a contoured shape, a plurality of handgrips provided adjacent a perimeter edge, and a restraint catch located in each of said plurality of handholds.
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