Heatable adjusting type infusion chair

Abstract

The invention discloses a heatable adjusting type infusion chair which comprises an infusion chair body. The infusion chair body comprises a chair back, a seat and chair legs supporting the seat. Armrests are installed on the two sides of the infusion chair body through horizontal sliding rails respectively, and the armrests are connected with the horizontal sliding rails through lifting mechanisms. Electric heating components are installed inside the armrests. Temperature regulators are installed outside the armrests. The electric heating components are connected with the temperature regulators through circuits. The temperature regulators are connected with a power controller of the infusion chair body. The chair back is connected with the seat through a rotating mechanism. A back cushionis installed at the end, away from the seat, of the chair back through a pull rod. A liftable infusion frame is installed on the infusion chair body. A plurality of hooks are installed on the liftable infusion frame. Due to the infusion chair, the armrests are arranged to be capable of moving horizontally and vertically ascending and descending, and the comfort level and adaptability are improved. Meanwhile, for solving the problem that the hands of a patient are cold and dry during infusion, the electric heating components are additionally arranged for warming the hands, and the body healthof the patient during infusion is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to medical supplies, in particular to a heatable and adjustable transfusion chair. Background technique [0002] The infusion chair is also called drip chair and bottle chair, and it is mainly used in medical units to infuse patients. In the early days, very simple seats or sofas were adopted, with poor quality, safety, and usability. Patients often have to infuse for one or two hours or even longer. However, the height of the armrests and the angle of the back of the infusion chair in the hospital are fixed, and the height cannot be adjusted according to the needs of the patient. Some patients need infusion. When placing the arm on the armrest, if the height of the armrest and the angle of the back of the chair are not suitable for the patient, it will cause the patient to feel uncomfortable for a long time infusion. Simultaneously, due to the long-term infusion of the patient, the liquid medicine enters the hand through the in...

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Problems solved by technology

Early adoption of very simple chairs or sofas, poor quality, safety, and usability

Patients often have to infuse for one or two hours or even longer. However, the height of the armrests and the angle of the back of the infusion chair in the hospital are fixed, and the height cannot be adjusted according to the needs of the patient. Some patients need infusion. If the height of the armrest and the angle of the back of the chair are not suitable for the patient, it will cause the patient to feel uncomfortable for a long time infusion

At the same time, due to the long-term infusion of the patient, the liquid medicine enters the hand through the infusion tube, which will cause the patient's hand to be dry and cold and cause the patient's discomfort. Therefore, it is necessary to propose a heatable adjustable infusion chair for the above problems.

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