Medical anti-falling handrail

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical anti-falling handrail. The medical anti-falling handrail comprises a hollow connecting frame, a plurality of top blocks are arranged in the connecting frame side by side; a first telescopic rod is sleeved with a pressure spring; and through holes are formed in the two opposite side wall faces, in the arrangement and extension direction of the ejector blocks, of the connecting frame. The bottom surfaces of the top blocks are lower than the edges of the bottoms of the through holes; a square pressing block penetrating through the two through holes is arranged inthe connecting frame; the top wall surfaces in the pressing blocks are propped against the top surfaces of the top blocks; the bottoms of the pressing blocks are connected with a supporting mechanismfor supporting a patient; fixing mechanisms connected with a wall body are arranged at the two ends, facing the opening of the pressing blocks, of the connecting frame. When a patient is located at atoilet and squats, the pressing blocks exert downward force on one of the ejecting blocks in the connecting frame to enable the ejecting block to contract, meanwhile, the ejecting blocks located on the two sides of the contracting ejecting block conduct movement limiting on the pressing block moving downwards, the pressing block is clamped between the two ejecting blocks to be fixed, and it is guaranteed that the supporting device is fixed and cannot be dislocated when a patient goes to the toilet.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the medical field, in particular to a medical anti-fall handrail. Background technique [0002] Whether it is side walls or vertical handrails are often limited by space, especially in hospitals, the use is very limited, vertical handrails put patients at risk of tripping. Simultaneously, this type of handrail is not conducive to the completion of actions such as getting up and standing firmly after the patient goes to the toilet. Patients with unstable standing and poor muscle strength are still prone to falls. At this stage, there is no handrail that can provide dynamic and full-range assistance during the process of going to the toilet to ensure the safety of patients. Contents of the invention [0003] In view of the above problems, the present invention provides a medical anti-fall handrail, which has the advantage of helping patients with insufficient muscle strength to provide portable support when going to the toilet...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Whether it is side walls or vertical handrails are often limited by space, especially in hospitals, the use is very limited, vertical handrails put patients at risk of tripping

At the same time, such handrails are not conducive to the completion of actions such as getting up and standing firmly after the patient goes to the toilet.

Patients with unstable standing and poor muscle strength are still prone to falls. At this stage, there is no handrail that can provide dynamic and full-range assistance during the process of toileting to ensure the safety of patients.

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