What is the term for a bed that is made following the discharge of a patient?

The term for a bed made following the discharge of a patient is referred to as a closed bed. This type of bed is typically created when a patient has left the hospital room, and the bedding is arranged neatly with the top sheets and blankets pulled up to the head of the bed, all clean and prepared for the next patient. This practice helps maintain a clean and sanitary environment for incoming patients and indicates that the bed is ready for use.

An open bed is one where the top linens are fan-folded back to allow for easy access and air circulation, usually when a patient is expected to return soon. An occupied bed has a patient currently in it, and a made bed generally refers to any bed that has been neatly arranged, but in this context, the specific term for a bed readied after a patient's departure is closed bed.