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Somebody has to go around and empty all those bed pans.

Only then could she see what was at her feet: a plastic bucket and a bed pan.

They have removed bed pans and toilet paper from his room."

The bed pans and the other necessities of sickness were again out in the open.

A bed pan can be used for both urinary and fecal discharge.

He not only visited the afflicted, he cleaned their bed pans.

"A glorified bed pan emptier" is what she said she was.

Bodily functions were dealt with by her using a bed pan which she hooked under herself with her feet.

We scrambled up immediately, dragging bandages and sputum cups and bed pans.

When she returned to emptying bed pans and fluffing pillows on the graveyard shift, his daughter was placed in foster care.

Men here say high school guidance counselors do not routinely steer men into the female bastion of bandages and bed pans.

They cut people's grass and take care of other people's children and empty the bed pans at the hospital and cook the food in the schools.

Her father has to sleep in the same room since he has to attend to her during the night when she may need a bed pan up to four times.

The series included Barbie heads in a fondue pot, Barbies on the half shell, and three Barbies floating in a bed pan.

Doctors at the hospital suspect that this infection spread because clinical nursing assistants wear the same clothes while doing two jobs: emptying bed pans and delivering food trays.

After 2 to 18 months of training, the technologists would administer such routine bedside care as taking a patient's temperature, changing bed pans and administering certain medications under supervision.

Additionally, many patients may be confined to a bed temporarily as a result of a temporary illness, injury, or surgery, thereby necessitating the use of a bed pan.

Fortunately, her captors had provided her with a modern portable toilet instead of the crude bed pan which was always provided in the adventure novels she loved to read.

The company extended its lines to include restaurant and retail consumer chinaware and various ceramic wares such as storage containers, planters, bed pans, serving vessels and table accessories.

A bedpan or bed pan is an object used for the toileting of a bedridden patient in a health care facility, usually made of a metal, glass, or plastic receptacle.

Their work involves tasks which most people find distasteful or frightening - from emptying bed pans, giving enemas, changing dressings on sometimes horrific wounds, to laying out and washing the dead.

Stephenson and Griffin spent time at Watford Hospital, where they underwent a crash course in nursing basics, including handling bed pans and learning to make beds with hospital corners.

You don't need no bed pan are a criticism of the peace activism of Harrison's former Beatle bandmate John Lennon and Lennon's wife Yoko Ono.

Taking the initiative and wishing to avoid a bed pan, Bogardus pushed the covers to one side and slid his legs over the edge of the bed, feeling for the cold, hard linoleum.