Environmentally friendly bacteria-inhibiting turning-over assisting device

Abstract

The invention discloses an environmentally friendly bacteria-inhibiting turning-over assisting device. The environmentally friendly bacteria-inhibiting turning-over assisting device comprises a sickbed body, wherein the surface of the sickbed body is fixedly connected with a plurality of first air bags; the first air bags are uniformly distributed on the surface of the sickbed body; and the surface of each first air bag is movably connected with a first fixing strap and a second fixing strap in a sleeving manner. By the environmentally friendly bacteria-inhibiting turning-over assisting device, when a patient needs to turn over, a first inflating pump or a second inflating pump can be started, the first inflating pump or the second inflating pump inflates a second air bag or a third air bag through a first inflating hose or a second inflating hose, in an inflating process, an auxiliary air bag is fixed on the sickbed body, after the second air bag or the third air bag is filled with gas, the back of the patient is supported so that the back of the patient is inclined, then a family member of the patient helps the patient to turn over, by the auxiliary air bag, the circumstance thatthe patient collides with the sickbed body to cause injury can be prevented, meanwhile, the patient can be supported under reduced pressure after the patient turns over, and therefore, the environmentally friendly bacteria-inhibiting turning-over assisting device has the characteristic that the family member can help the bedridden patient to turn over.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, more specifically, it relates to an environment-friendly and antibacterial turn-over auxiliary device. Background technique [0002] At present, bedridden patients are often very serious, and it is difficult for the family members of the patient to turn the patient over alone. The patient’s long-term bedridden pressure part continues to be under pressure, resulting in local skin ischemia and hypoxia, causing redness, blackness, and even ulcers, necrosis and other changes. . [0003] For patients who are bedridden for a long time, it is basically required to turn over and decompress every 2-4 hours. At present, after the patient turns over and lies on his side, he mainly supports his body by stuffing clothes, pillows and other sundries behind his back. But after a long time, the support is easy to shift, or even fall directly from the bed, and the support effect is poor; most of the fa...

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But after a long time, the support is easy to shift, or even fall directly from the bed, and the support effect is poor; most of the family members who accompany and take care of the family lack nursing knowledge, and the meaning of turning over to relieve pressure is not clear; Otherwise, a pile of clothes stuffed in the back looks messy and unorganized, and the comfort is extremely poor, which is not conducive to the recovery of the patient, and most of the existing turning devices are inconvenient to clean and disassemble, and the patient is prone to breed bacteria after long-term use. secondary injury

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