Turning-over bed for rehabilitation nursing

Abstract

The invention relates to a turning-over bed for rehabilitation nursing, which relates to the field of rehabilitation nursing and comprises a bed body, two protective plates are fixed on two sides of the upper surface of the bed body respectively, a mounting groove is formed in the middle of the upper surface of the bed body, the width of the mounting groove is equal to that of a human body, and first air boxes are fixed at one ends of the outer sides of the two protective plates respectively; second air boxes are fixed to the other ends of the outer ends of the two protection plates correspondingly, and arc rods are fixed to the positions, located in the middle of the first air box, of the upper ends of the two protection plates. The paralyzed patient can be automatically turned over through the first air box and the second air box, manual assistance is not needed, the labor intensity of medical staff is reduced, the contact area of applied force and the body of the patient during turning over is large, the whole patient can be turned over, damage to the body of the patient cannot be caused, the labor intensity is low, and the two arms of the patient can be automatically placed in the best bedridden posture through the arc sliding barrels, the nursing quality is improved, the automation degree is high, and the cost of manual turning over is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of rehabilitation nursing, in particular to a turning bed for rehabilitation nursing. Background technique [0002] After the central nervous system is injured, paralysis will occur. Hemiplegia often occurs after traumatic brain injury, stroke, or stroke. In addition, paralysis and quadriplegia will also occur after damage to the cervical spine, thoracic spine, and lumbar spine. It is very important to turn these patients regularly during rehabilitation care, or teach them to turn over by themselves, or assist these patients to turn over, so that the patient's skin is not under pressure, and prevent bedsores, pressure sores and other problems. Existing help paralyzed patients The method of turning over mainly depends on the manual turning of the medical staff, which requires a lot of strength. Many female medical staff have too little strength to turn the whole body of the patient over at the same time. In the process...

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[0002] After the central nervous system is injured, paralysis will occur. Hemiplegia often occurs after traumatic brain injury, stroke, or stroke. In addition, paralysis and quadriplegia will also occur after damage to the cervical spine, thoracic spine, and lumbar spine. It is very important to turn these patients regularly during rehabilitation care, or teach them to turn over by themselves, or assist these patients to turn over, so that the patient's skin is not under pressure, and prevent bedsores, pressure sores and other problems. Existing help paralyzed patients The method of turning over mainly depends on the manual turning of the medical staff, which requires a lot of strength. Many female medical staff have too little strength to turn the whole body of the patient over at the same time. In the process of helping the patient turn over, it is easy to cause discomfort to the patient, and the number of turns is relatively high. Frequently, it is necessary to help the patient turn over after a period of time regardless of day and night. The labor intensity is high. After turning over, the limbs of the paralyzed patient need to be placed in the best lying position. The process is cumbersome and the cost of manual turning is high.

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