A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

Bedpan pros Patients use a bedpan while in a seated position. Many people find them more comfortable than a fracture pan because assuming an upright posture for elimination seems more natural to them.

Bedpan pros Patients use a bedpan while in a seated position. Many people find them more comfortable than a fracture pan because assuming an upright posture for elimination seems more natural to them.

A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

PCP Hip Fracture Bedpan This teal hip fracture bedpan has an easy-grip handle on both the front and sides for more comfortable use for fracture and immobile patients. The lightweight, molded ...

The slender design of the MedPro Fracture Bedpan makes it relatively simple to slip into position. Its tapered shape doesn’t require the user to sit upright and it has a handle to help place it ...

Bedpan pros Patients use a bedpan while in a seated position. Many people find them more comfortable than a fracture pan because assuming an upright posture for elimination seems more natural to them.

A bedpan requires the caregiver to significantly reposition the patient so they can use it, whereas a fracture pan can be slid under someone more easily by a provider or a patient themselves.

Bedpan pros Patients use a bedpan while in a seated position. Many people find them more comfortable than a fracture pan because assuming an upright posture for elimination seems more natural to them.