Closestool anti-sputtering system and method for lumbar abdominal muscle injury patient

Abstract

The invention provides a closestool anti-sputtering system and method for a lumbar abdominal muscle injury patient. The system comprises a support base arranged on the ground at the peripheral of a closestool, a foot separation mechanism arranged at the front end of the closestool, a hip support mechanism arranged on the support base, a back support mechanism arranged on the support base and matching with the hip support mechanism, a height recognition mechanism arranged on the back support mechanism, an anti-sputtering mechanism arranged on the side wall of the closestool, and a control mechanism arranged on the support base. According to the closestool anti-sputtering system provided by the invention, when the patient is in the toilet, the sensation of pain caused by the muscles following the movements of the squat can be reduced; and meanwhile, the closestool can be adjusted according to the height and the body shape of the patient, so that bad experience of the patient caused by different heights can be avoided, and the phenomenon that the dirt sputters on the patient's body due to the water in the closestool when the patient is in the toilet can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a system and method for preventing sputtering from sitting toilets for patients with waist and abdomen muscle injuries. Background technique [0002] For patients with muscle injuries, most of them are bedridden during the recovery period, and they urinate and defecate on the hospital bed. Get out of bed and walk around within an hour to prevent intestinal adhesions, and urinate and defecate on the bed, and need to be accompanied by family members or medical workers to go to the toilet to urinate and defecate. , so most hospitals use toilets to avoid excessive body movement when patients go to the toilet, causing more muscle pain, but it still makes squatting very difficult, so an auxiliary system is needed to monitor it Support, in order to reduce the pain caused by the muscles following the movement of the squatting process when the patient goes to the toilet; at the s...

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[0002] For patients with muscle injuries, most of them are bedridden during the recovery period, and they urinate and defecate on the hospital bed. Get out of bed and walk around within an hour to prevent intestinal adhesions, and urinate and defecate on the bed, and need to be accompanied by family members or medical workers to go to the toilet to urinate and defecate. , so most hospitals use toilets to avoid excessive body movement when patients go to the toilet, causing more muscle pain, but it still makes squatting very difficult, so an auxiliary system is needed to monitor it Support, in order to reduce the pain caused by the muscles following the movement of the squatting process when the patient goes to the toilet; at the same time, it can also be adjusted according to the patient's height, so as to avoid the poor experience of the patient caused by different heights, and to avoid the There is accumulated water in the toilet, which causes the patient to splash the dirt on the body when toileting

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