Hospital bed request.  Hospital bed content I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you mean by "hospital bed content." Can you please provide me with more information or clarify your question?  Hospital bed specification Hospital beds can have different specifications depending on their intended use, patient needs, and healthcare facility requirements. Some common specifications of hospital beds include: Bed size: Hospital beds can come in different sizes, such as twin, full, queen, or king, and can be adjustable to fit the needs of the patient. Height adjustment: Hospital beds can be adjusted in height to make it easier for caregivers to tend to the patient or for the patient to get in and out of bed. Head and foot elevation: Hospital beds can be elevated at the head or foot to help patients sit up, recline, or lie flat. Side rails: Some hospital beds come equipped with side rails to prevent patients from falling out of bed. Mattress type: Hospital beds can have different types of mattresses, including foam, innerspring, air, or alternating pressure mattresses that help prevent bedsores. Weight capacity: Hospital beds can have different weight capacities to accommodate patients of different sizes. Mobility: Hospital beds can be equipped with wheels to make it easier to move them around the healthcare facility. Special features: Some hospital beds can come equipped with special features, such as built-in scales, IV poles, or patient monitoring systems. These are just some of the specifications that hospital beds can have. The specific features of a hospital bed will depend on the needs of the patient and the healthcare facility.