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  • Prefabricated self-standing or ceiling-mounted structures designed to organize utility services (e.g., electrical, gas, vacuum) and devices. These service columns are usually factory-made, pre-wired and pre-piped; designed and manufactured from a standard system of components. Most service columns have a rectangular cross-section; they eliminate the need for individual installation of services and afford nearly 360-degree access to the patient. A typical column includes: oxygen, air, and vacuum station outlets; electrical power receptacles; provision for nurse call and code buttons; telephone jacks; physiologic monitor support brackets; and various types of lighting (ambient, reading, exam, night-light).
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