How does a surgical commode work?
A surgical commode is designed with a seat and a container beneath it to collect waste. The seat is usually padded for comfort, and it may have armrests for stability and support. It can be placed next to a bed or in any convenient location. Users can sit on the commode, eliminating the need to travel to the bathroom.
Can surgical commodes be used by caregivers?
Yes, surgical commodes are often used by caregivers to assist individuals with limited mobility. Caregivers can help with transferring the person onto the commode, provide support during toileting, and assist with cleaning and maintenance.
Are surgical commodes portable?
Yes, surgical commodes are designed to be portable. They are lightweight and often foldable, making them easy to transport and store. This portability allows for convenient use in different locations, including during travel or when visiting places without suitable bathroom facilities.