Manic psychiatric patient binding bed

Abstract

The invention discloses a manic psychiatric patient binding bed. According to the technical scheme, the manic psychiatric patient binding bed comprises a bed body and a binding device. The binding device comprises sliding grooves, sliders, electrical telescopic rods and binding belts. The sliding grooves consistent with the bed body in length are formed on two sides of the bed body, the sliders are mounted in the grooves, the upper ends of the sliders are connected to the electrical telescopic rods, and the other ends of the electrical telescopic rods are connected to the binding belts through U-shaped metal rods. By the aid of the manic psychiatric patient binding bed, a facilitate manner for binding psychiatric patients is provided, the binding belts bind waist, arms and legs more solidly, protecting layers wrap the binding belts, so that the patients can be bound more comfortably; the electrical telescopic rods can move and lift the patients, so that a more facilitated bed changing manner is provided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical bed, in particular to a restraint bed for manic and mentally ill patients. Background technique [0002] At present, when a manic patient is ill, there are generally two ways to restrain the patient: one is to hold the patient down forcibly by multiple people, which requires a large number of nursing staff, resulting in high nursing costs; the other is to use a rope to restrain the patient. Or tie the patient to an ordinary hospital bed with a restraint belt. In this way of binding, the degree of tightness is not easy to grasp. Malpractice, in short, is neither safe nor convenient. Contents of the invention [0003] The present invention provides a restraint bed for manic mental patients in order to overcome the deficiencies of the existing ways and methods of nursing patients with manic mental illness. A telescoping pole that allows the patient to be lifted after being restrained to facilitate bed or bed sheet ch...

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[0002] At present, when a manic patient is ill, there are generally two ways to restrain the patient: one is to hold the patient down forcibly by multiple people, which requires a large number of nursing staff, resulting in high nursing costs; the other is to use a rope to restrain the patient. Or tie the patient to an ordinary hospital bed with a restraint belt. In this way of binding, the degree of tightness is not easy to grasp. Malpractice, in short, is neither safe nor convenient

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