Liftable medical care bed convenient to move

Abstract

The invention relates to a liftable medical care bed convenient to move. The liftable medical care bed comprises two first supporting plates, bed boards are arranged between the two first supporting plates and are sequentially a lifting bed board, a fixed bed board and a lowering bed board from left to right, a fixing plate is fixedly connected to the portion formed between the two first supporting plates and located below the bed boards, the fixed bed board is fixedly connected with the fixing plate through two fixing frames, and the upper side of the right end of the lifting bed board is movably hinged to the upper side of the left end of the fixed bed board. The liftable medical care bed convenient to move has the advantages that the lifting bed board can be made to rotate around a first hinge by a lifting device, so that the horizontal state of the lifting bed board slowly becomes a vertical or inclined state, and at the moment the back of the human body is in a vertical state; the lowering bed board is lowered through a first threaded rod, the posture of a patient is the same as that when people sit on a closestool, which fits the evacuation habit of people, the patient can evacuate more conveniently, and the workload of nursing staff is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical care, in particular to a liftable and conveniently movable medical care bed. Background technique [0002] In 1980, the American Nursing Association defined nursing as: "Nursing is the diagnosis and treatment of human beings' response to existing or potential health problems." From this definition, modern nursing science is the study of how to diagnose and deal with human beings' existing or potential health problems. The science of responding to potential health problems. Emphasis on "human behavioral response" is manifested in people's behavioral response to an event in terms of physiology, psychology, society, culture and spirit. For example, the behavioral response of a patient with myocardial infarction can be manifested as: physical—pain, chest tightness, shortness of breath; psychological—fear, fear; social—care of relatives; cultural—knowledge and understanding of disease knowledge; Spir...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In the process of medical care, especially for bedridden patients or patients after surgery, it is difficult to defecate. If they lie on the bed, it is difficult for the patient to defecate smoothly. If they get out of bed, it will bring more trouble to the nursing staff. In addition, defecating on the bed is likely to cause pollution; in addition, the overall height of the existing hospital bed cannot be lifted, and the patient will have more inconvenience when getting on and off the bed

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