Hospital Medication Cart With Side Hooks And Integrated Waste Disposal

Medication Cart Features:

A Medication Cart with side hooks and integrated waste disposal offers significant practical advantages in healthcare environments, particularly for nursing staff responsible for medication administration. The side hooks provide a convenient and accessible location to hang additional equipment or tools, such as IV bags, medical gloves, or even blood pressure cuffs. This feature helps keep essential items within easy reach, optimizing workflow and minimizing the need to return to storage areas during patient care.

The integrated waste disposal system is another crucial feature, allowing healthcare professionals to safely discard waste materials, such as used syringes, gloves, or empty medication vials, directly from the cart. By incorporating waste disposal into the cart’s design, it eliminates the need to make separate trips to waste disposal stations, streamlining the medication administration process. This integration not only enhances efficiency but also promotes safety and hygiene, reducing the risk of contamination and cross-contamination. The cart’s design ensures that both medication management and waste disposal can be done in a controlled, secure manner, keeping workspaces clean and organized.

Medication Cart Standard Accessories:

Medication Cart Specification:

1) Size: 750*475*920mm
2) One-piece ABS plastic top board with arc handle and raised-edge design, covered transparent soft plastic glass.
3) With four aluminum columns.
4) 2 small, 2 middle & 1 big drawers, inner with dividers can be organized easily and freely, label cards for the trolley and drawers.
5) Sliding side shelf, dust basket, Needle disposal holder, IV pole, Defibrillator shelf, Oxygen tank holder, CPR board, Power outlet & Hooks, Utility container
6) Centralized lock
7) Four luxurious noiseless casters, two with brakes

Medication Cart Usage

Medical trolleys are medical equipment for ward protection and transportation, suitable for large hospitals, health clinics, pharmacies, mental hospitals and daily use. They can greatly reduce the operating burden of caregivers.