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  • Cabinets designed to store patient daily-use utensils and/or other products or devices (e.g., telephone, radio sets, nurse-call units) needed for short- or long-term patient care that are usually placed close to the patient bed. This furniture typically consists of metallic or wooden closed cabinet with drawers, shelves, and doors or, less frequently, of open cabinets including shelves and one or more drawers. Bedside cabinets are used in homes, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities; they are available either as separate units or combined with other furniture (e.g., bed, chairs, bookcases) that use the same materials and/or style conforming to a patient room furniture set.
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