Special-needed hospital ward with function of helping patient to turn over

Abstract

The invention provides a special-needed hospital ward with function of helping patient to turn over. The bottoms of plate blocks are movably mounted at the top ends of movable rods. Moving blocks aremovably connected to the side end of a bottom plate, control buttons are movably connected to the bottoms of the moving blocks and fixedly connected to one end of a catheter, the other end of the catheter penetrates the inside of the bottom plate and is fixedly connected with the side end of expansion cotton, and the two ends of the expansion cotton are fixedly connected to the inner sides of fan-shaped blocks. When a patient exerts force, legs can be supported when the patient turns over, the left leg is arched and stepped on the plate block on the right foot, so that the leg on the same sideis prevented from being accidentally sprained when the patient turns over to the right; and titling plates are connected to the movable rods in the bottom plate, the titling plates on both sides areconnected in a cross mode, when the movable rod on the right side is pressed down, the two movable rods on the left side are lifted by the titling plates to pry up the bottoms of the plate blocks, andthe left sides of the plate blocks turns the patient to the right.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of nursing beds, in particular to a nursing bed for special needs wards with the function of helping patients turn over. Background technique [0002] Tumor is a disease that is very harmful to human health and life safety. Tumor treatment is a long process that requires timely surgery. After surgery, patients generally need to rest in bed, especially for some cancer patients. It takes a long time to rest in bed. For comatose, paralyzed and other long-term bedridden patients, they must be turned over, patted on the back, massaged and applied on time to prevent bedsores. The role of comfort. [0003] General hospitals are equipped with special nursing beds. In order to take care of most patients, these nursing beds are usually simple in structure and single in function. They are more suitable for patients who can move freely, and are not suitable for patients with handicap or paralysis. It is difficult for ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] General hospitals are equipped with special nursing beds. In order to take care of most patients, these nursing beds are usually simple in structure and single in function. They are more suitable for patients who can move freely, and are not suitable for patients with handicap or paralysis. It is difficult for patients to turn over by themselves. These patients need to be watched by nursing staff when they are resting in bed. Because the physical condition and weight of the patients are different, the skill proficiency and strength of the nursing staff are also different. Therefore, often It is difficult for the patient to turn over by himself, and it is very difficult for the nursing staff to assist him to turn over. However, the nursing beds currently on the market cannot effectively solve this problem

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