Bed for self-help defecation of bedridden patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a self-help defecation bed for a bedridden patient, which comprises a bed body, wherein the top surface of the bed body is provided with a bed frame consisting of a longitudinal beam and a cross beam; the bed frame is paved with a bed board and a mattress; a side turning device is arranged between the bed frame and the bed board in the middle and head position of the bed body; the middle bed board and the mattress are provided with a defecation hole correspondingly; the downside of the bed body is provided with a defecation hole plug corresponding to the defecation hole; along the longitudinal beam in the middle bed body is correspondingly provided with a longitudinal slideway; the longitudinal slideway is provided with a feces receiving device sliding along the longitudinal slideway; the feces receiving device is provided with a feces receiving pan; the feces receiving device is linked with a motor arranged at the bottom of the bed through a driving mechanism; and an on-off mechanism is arranged between the defecation hole plug and the feces receiving device. The self-help defecation bed can allow the bedridden patient to relieve the bowels by self in case of no nursing, reduce the dependence on others and self mental load and help the patient to turn over, and can be popularized and applied at home, hospital and geracomium.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical nursing device, in particular to a self-defense bed for bedridden patients. Background technique [0002] Existing nursing beds used by long-term bedridden patients generally have partial bed rise and restoration functions, so as to facilitate patients to change their positions and move their bodies. However, the existing nursing beds generally do not have the functional design of self-service defecation. For long-term bedridden patients, who cannot get out of bed to relieve themselves, they must lie on the bed and rely on relatives or medical staff to assist them. This will cause mental burden and physical pain to the patient. , and a burden to others. Some nursing beds also have defecation holes, but they must be assisted by others to complete defecation. For some bedridden patients who are unattended at home during the day, they need a nursing bed that can take care of themselves. Assist bedridden patients to tur...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing nursing beds generally do not have the functional design of self-service defecation. For long-term bedridden patients, who cannot get out of bed to relieve themselves, they must lie on the bed and rely on relatives or medical staff to assist them. This will cause mental burden and physical pain t

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