Multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care of neurosurgery department
By integrating sound integration, visual sensors and stimulation mechanisms on the multi-functional nursing bed, automatic Glasgow testing is achieved, solving the problem of frequent participation of traditional Chinese medical staff in testing and increasing the workload, and improving the accuracy and reliability of the test. And put the patient in a relaxed state during the test.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411492934.1
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-24
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-31
AI Technical Summary
The existing multi-purpose care beds cannot be tested on their own in Glasgow, resulting in frequent testing by healthcare workers, increasing their workload and testing uncertainty.
Designed a multi-functional care bed for neurosurgery intensive care, integrating sound integration, vision sensors and stimulation mechanisms, which can automatically perform Glasgow tests, including speakers, microphones, blood oxygen detectors, massagers and micro-push rods, through These components perform eye-opening, speech and motor response tests on patients and record test results.
It reduces the work burden of medical staff, improves the accuracy and reliability of tests, ensures the immediacy and accuracy of test results, helps medical staff make correct medical decisions in a timely manner, and puts patients in a relaxed state during the test process. Reduced the impact of tension and anxiety on test results.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of multifunctional nursing beds, and in particular to a multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care of neurosurgery. Background Art
[0002] A multifunctional nursing bed is a medical device designed for patients with limited mobility or long-term bedridden patients. It integrates multiple functions to meet the daily care and rehabilitation needs of patients. These functions include but are not limited to automatic lifting, back and leg lifting, left and right turning, bedpan assistance, etc., aiming to improve the patient's comfort, prevent complications, and reduce the burden on medical staff. The application scenarios of multifunctional nursing beds are very wide. In hospitals, it is one of the important equipment in intensive care units, rehabilitation departments and other departments, providing comprehensive nursing services for patients who need long-term bedridden treatment.
[0003] In hospitals, critically ill neurosurgery patients need to undergo multiple Glasgow tests every day to determine whether the patient's state of consciousness is normal and whether the treatment is effective. However, existing multifunctional nursing beds mainly focus on improving the patient's comfort and preventing complications, and do not have the function of performing Glasgow tests on critically ill psychiatric surgery patients by themselves. Professional medical staff are required to perform relevant tests on patients by themselves, and observe and evaluate the patient's reactions during the relevant tests to obtain the test scores and results. Performing Glasgow tests on patients by themselves not only tests the professional skills and patience of medical staff, but also significantly increases their workload due to the frequent and repeated testing process. At the same time, multiple Glasgow tests every day require medical staff to invest a lot of time and energy, further aggravating the workload of medical staff and having poor practicality. Summary of the invention
[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem that the existing multifunctional nursing beds in the prior art do not have the function of performing Glasgow test on critically ill patients in neurosurgery, thereby significantly increasing the workload of medical staff, and to propose a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care.
[0005] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions:
[0006] A multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care of neurosurgery, comprising a bottom plate, a connecting rod fixedly mounted on the top of the bottom plate, and the bottom plate is fixedly connected to a mounting plate through the connecting rod, and further comprising:
[0007] A moving mechanism, which is arranged at the bottom end of the base plate and is used to enable the entire multifunctional nursing bed to move;
[0008] An adjustment mechanism, the adjustment mechanism is arranged on a bottom plate, the bottom plate is connected to a bed via the adjustment mechanism, and the adjustment mechanism is used to adjust the height and angle of the bed;
[0009] Two groups of baffles and two groups of guard plates, the two groups of baffles and the two groups of guard plates are symmetrically installed on both sides of the bed, and the two groups of baffles and the two groups of guard plates are symmetrical to each other, one group of baffles is installed with a central control tablet on the side away from the bed, and the other group of baffles is installed with a sound effect integration and a blood oxygen detection mechanism on the side facing the bed, the sound effect integration is composed of a speaker and a microphone, the blood oxygen detection mechanism is composed of a blood oxygen line and a blood oxygen detector, a finger clip is installed on the blood oxygen line, and a first stimulation mechanism is provided on the finger clip for pressing the patient's nail bed;
[0010] A visual sensor and a lifting mechanism, wherein the visual sensor and the lifting mechanism are both arranged at the bottom end of a mounting plate, wherein the mounting plate is respectively connected to a massager and a second stimulation mechanism through the lifting mechanism, wherein the lifting mechanism is used to enable the massager and the second stimulation mechanism to be lifted and lowered, and the second stimulation mechanism is used to stimulate the area above the patient's eyebrow arch.
[0011] Preferably, the first stimulation mechanism comprises a presser, which is fixedly mounted on the top of the finger clamp, and an output end of the presser passes through the top wall of the finger clamp and is fixedly connected to a circular arc pressure block.
[0012] Preferably, a touch switch is provided at the top of the finger clip, and a tension sensor is installed on the blood oxygen line.
[0013] Preferably, the thickness of the arc pressing block fits the curvature of the nail, so as to make the arc pressing block match the natural curvature of the patient's nail.
[0014] Preferably, the arc pressing block is curved at the middle of the bottom end thereof, so as to match the local shape of the contact surface of the arc pressing block with the patient's nail.
[0015] Preferably, the lifting mechanism includes an electric push rod, which is fixedly mounted on the top of the mounting plate, and the output end of the electric push rod passes through the top wall of the mounting plate and is fixedly connected to a connecting plate, and the massager is fixedly mounted at the middle position of the bottom end of the connecting plate.
[0016] Preferably, the second stimulation mechanism comprises a micro push rod, which is fixedly mounted on the top of the connecting plate, and an output end of the micro push rod passes through the connecting plate and is fixedly connected to a rubber rod.
[0017] Preferably, a positioning headrest is provided on the bed, and the positioning headrest is located directly below the massager.
[0018] Preferably, the moving mechanism comprises four sets of universal wheels, and the four sets of universal wheels are respectively installed at the bottom end of the base plate near four sets of corners.
[0019] Preferably, the adjustment mechanism includes a second hydraulic rod and two groups of first hydraulic rods, the two groups of first hydraulic rods are symmetrical to each other, the bottom ends of the second hydraulic rod and the two groups of first hydraulic rods pass through the bottom plate and are fixedly connected to the bottom plate, and the output ends of the second hydraulic rod and the two groups of first hydraulic rods are rotatably connected to the bottom end of the bed.
[0020] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of the present invention are:
[0021] 1. The present invention enables the multifunctional nursing bed to automatically perform the Glasgow test on the patient through the cooperation of sound effect integration, visual sensors, the first stimulation mechanism and the second stimulation mechanism, without the need for personal participation of medical staff, thereby greatly reducing the workload of medical staff. In addition, automated testing can effectively reduce the uncertainty and errors existing in manual testing, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of the test, thereby ensuring the immediacy and accuracy of the test results, and helping medical staff to make correct medical decisions in a timely manner.
[0022] 2. The present invention can make the patient in a relaxed and calm state before taking the Glasgow test through the cooperation of sound effect integration and massage instrument, so that the patient can complete the test in a relatively comfortable state. The patient taking the test in a relaxed state can effectively reduce the influence of stress reactions such as tension and anxiety on the test results. Patients in this psychological state can more accurately and truly reflect their state of consciousness and reaction ability, thereby making the test results more immediate and accurate, which helps medical staff to quickly assess the patient's state of consciousness and the severity of the disease. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall axial structure of a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care proposed by the present invention.
[0024] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom plate and universal wheel structure of a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care proposed by the present invention.
[0025] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the lying bed and positioning headrest structure of a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care proposed by the present invention.
[0026] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the connecting rod and mounting plate structure of a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care proposed by the present invention.
[0027] Figure 5 The present invention provides a schematic structural diagram of a massager and a rubber rod for a multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care in neurosurgery.
[0028] Figure 6 This is a schematic structural diagram of a tension sensor and a blood oxygen detector for a multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care proposed by the present invention.
[0029] Figure 7 for Figure 6 Enlarged view of point A in .
[0030] In the figure: 1 bottom plate, 2 universal wheels, 3 lying bed, 4 positioning headrest, 5 baffle, 6 guard plate, 7 sound effect integration, 8 central control tablet, 9 connecting rod, 10 mounting plate, 11 first hydraulic rod, 12 second hydraulic rod, 13 electric push rod, 14 connecting plate, 15 micro push rod, 16 rubber rod, 17 massager, 18 tension sensor, 19 blood oxygen detector, 20 finger clamp, 21 presser, 22 touch switch, 23 arc pressure block, 24 visual sensor. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0031] The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely below in conjunction with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, rather than all the embodiments.
[0032] Reference Figures 1 to 3 A multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care of neurosurgery comprises a base plate 1, a moving mechanism is arranged at the bottom end of the base plate 1, and is used to move the entire multifunctional nursing bed, the moving mechanism comprises four sets of universal wheels 2, and the four sets of universal wheels 2 are respectively installed at the bottom end of the base plate 1 near four sets of corners, an adjusting mechanism is arranged on the base plate 1, and the base plate 1 is connected to a reclining bed 3 through the adjusting mechanism, the adjusting mechanism is used to adjust the height and angle of the reclining bed 3, so that the patient lying on the reclining bed 3 can be in a comfortable position, optimizing the lying experience of the patient, and the adjusting mechanism comprises a second hydraulic rod 12 and two sets of first hydraulic rods 11, the two sets of first hydraulic rods 11 are symmetrical to each other, the bottom ends of the second hydraulic rod 12 and the two sets of first hydraulic rods 11 all pass through the base plate 1, and are fixedly connected to the base plate 1, and the output ends of the second hydraulic rod 12 and the two sets of first hydraulic rods 11 are both connected to the reclining bed 3 is rotatably connected at the bottom, and a positioning headrest 4 is arranged on the bed 3. The positioning headrest 4 can fix the head of the patient lying on the bed 3 to prevent the patient's head from shaking, thereby playing a positioning role, so that medical staff can better perform medical care on the patient and facilitate monitoring and observation of the patient. Baffles 5 and guard plates 6 are installed on both sides of the bed 3, and the two groups of baffles 5 and the two groups of guard plates 6 are symmetrical to each other. For patients with limited mobility, unclear consciousness or those who need special care, the baffles 5 and guard plates 6 can effectively prevent them from falling from the bed and reduce the occurrence of accidental injuries. In certain circumstances, such as when the patient is in a state of restlessness, delirium or coma, the baffles 5 and guard plates 6 can effectively limit the patient's range of movement, ensure the patient's safety, and reduce the physical injury or treatment interruption caused by excessive activity.
[0033] Reference Figures 1 to 7 A central control tablet 8 is installed on one side of one group of baffles 5 away from the bed 3, which is used to control the opening and closing of various mechanisms on the multifunctional nursing bed and record the specific test conditions of the patient's Glasgow test. Another group of baffles 5 is installed on the side facing the bed 3 with a sound effect integration 7 and a blood oxygen detection mechanism. The blood oxygen detection mechanism is used to detect the patient's blood oxygen. The sound effect integration 7 is composed of a speaker and a microphone. The blood oxygen detection mechanism is composed of a blood oxygen line and a blood oxygen detector 19. The sound effect integration 7 and the blood oxygen detection mechanism are both existing technologies, and their specific structural designs are not repeated here. A finger clip 20 is installed on the blood oxygen line, and a first stimulation mechanism is provided on the finger clip 20 for pressing the patient's nail bed. By clamping the blood oxygen detector 19 on the patient's thumb, the patient's blood oxygen can be detected. When detecting the patient's blood oxygen, the finger clip 20 on the blood oxygen line can be clamped on the patient's index finger to facilitate subsequent The test shows that a connecting rod 9 is fixedly installed on the top of the base plate 1, and the base plate 1 is fixedly connected to a mounting plate 10 through the connecting rod 9. A visual sensor 24 and a lifting mechanism are arranged on the mounting plate 10, and the mounting plate 10 is respectively connected to a massager 17 and a second stimulation mechanism through the lifting mechanism. The positioning headrest 4 is located directly below the massager 17. The lifting mechanism is used to lift the massager 17 and the second stimulation mechanism. The second stimulation mechanism is used to stimulate the area above the patient's eyebrow arch. The lifting mechanism includes an electric push rod 13, which is fixedly installed on the top of the mounting plate 10, and the output end of the electric push rod 13 passes through the top wall of the mounting plate 10 and is fixedly connected to a connecting plate 14. The massager 17 is fixedly installed at the middle position of the bottom end of the connecting plate 14. The second stimulation mechanism includes a micro push rod 15, which is fixedly installed on the top of the connecting plate 14, and the output end of the micro push rod 15 passes through the connecting plate 14 and is fixedly connected to a rubber rod 16.
[0034] The detection program is set up through the central control tablet 8. When the set time comes, the speaker in the sound effect integration 7 will remind the patient that the Glasgow test will be performed next. Then, by controlling the first hydraulic rod 11 and the second hydraulic rod 12, the bed 3 is in a horizontal state. Next, the visual sensor 24 and the electric push rod 13 are started, and the massager 17 is lowered to the patient's eye socket. The massager 17 is started to massage and relax the patient for 5-10 minutes. At the same time, the sound effect integration 7 plays soothing pure music to help the patient calm down. After relaxation is completed, the eye opening reaction test is started. At this time, the massager 17 is raised, and the visual sensor 24 determines whether the patient opens his eyes voluntarily. If the patient does not open his eyes voluntarily, the sound effect integration 7 will call the patient's name and then determine whether the patient opens his eyes. If the patient does not open his eyes, the electric push rod 13 is lowered, and the massager 17 plays a positioning effect at this time. The rubber rod 16 is located above the eyebrow arch. The micro push rod 15 is started, and the rubber rod 16 is pressed down to stimulate the patient's eyebrow arch. After 10 seconds of stimulation, the connecting plate 14 is moved up to determine whether the patient opens his eyes. Then the central control tablet 8 records the actual situation of the patient.
[0035] After the eye-opening reaction test is completed, the language reaction test begins. At this time, the speaker in the sound effect integration 7 asks the patient simple social common sense questions, and the microphone in the sound effect integration 7 receives the patient's answer. The central control tablet 8 records the patient's answer as correct, incorrect, incoherent, and can only pronounce according to the content of the patient's answer. If the patient has no response, it is recorded as no response.
[0036] Reference Figure 6 to Figure 7 The first stimulation mechanism includes a presser 21, which is fixedly mounted on the top of the finger clamp 20, and the output end of the presser 21 passes through the top wall of the finger clamp 20 and is fixedly connected with an arc pressure block 23. The thickness of the arc pressure block 23 fits the curvature of the nail. This fitting design helps to reduce potential damage to the patient's nails, and will not generate unnecessary pressure or friction due to the mismatch between the arc pressure block 23 and the shape of the patient's nail. The middle position of the bottom end of the arc pressure block 23 is bent to match the local shape of the arc pressure block 23 and the nail contact surface, so as to provide a certain degree of resistance or support when the arc pressure block 23 presses the patient's nail bed, which helps to maintain the stability of the nail when it is pressed and prevent the nail from being damaged due to excessive force. Through the setting of the arc pressure block 23, it can simulate pain stimulation by pressing the patient's nail bed, and effectively avoid damage to the patient's nail during the pressing process. A touch switch 22 is set at the top of the finger clamp 20, and a tension sensor 18 is installed on the blood oxygen line.
[0037] After the language reaction test is completed, the patient's motor reaction test begins. At this time, the speaker in the sound effect integration 7 is used to ask the patient to do simple movements, and then the visual sensor 24 is used to determine whether the patient can complete the movement. If the patient cannot complete the movement, the presser 21 is started (the finger clamp 20 is already clamped on the patient's index finger at this time), and the arc pressure block 23 presses the patient's nail bed. If the patient can locate the pain, the test can be stopped when the free hand touches the touch switch 22. If the patient can only avoid the pain, he will shrink his arm and pull the blood oxygen line. At this time, the tension sensor 18 on the blood oxygen line can sense and quantify the pulling force in real time, thereby providing The visual sensor 24 can capture visual information such as the patient's facial expression and body posture, which can further analyze the patient's pain response. If the patient does not respond to the pain at the finger clamp 20, the rubber rod 16 will be pressed down again to stimulate the patient's upper eyebrow arch. The visual sensor 24 and the tension sensor 18 are then used to determine whether the patient has a flexion reaction to the pain stimulus (referring to arm bending) or a tonic reaction to the pain stimulus (referring to the patient's body being tense and the head being raised). The patient's specific test conditions will be recorded through the central control tablet 8. If the patient has no response, it will be recorded as no response.
[0038] In the present invention, critically ill neurosurgery patients need to undergo multiple Glasgow tests every day to determine whether the patient's state of consciousness is normal and whether the treatment is effective. Currently, there is no nursing bed that can automatically perform Glasgow tests on critically ill psychiatric surgery patients (the Glasgow test is an important method for comprehensively judging the degree of a patient's consciousness disorder by quantitatively evaluating the patient's eye opening reaction, language reaction, and motor reaction). This device can automatically perform Glasgow tests on patients and record the test results, helping patients relax while reducing the workload of medical staff.
[0039] The patient first lies on the bed 3, with his head resting in the positioning headrest 4 for easy positioning. The blood oxygen detector 19 is clamped on the patient's thumb to detect the patient's blood oxygen, and the finger clip 20 is clamped on the patient's index finger to facilitate subsequent testing. The height and angle of the bed 3 can be adjusted by the first hydraulic rod 11 and the second hydraulic rod 12 to put the patient in a comfortable position and optimize the patient's lying experience.
[0040] The detection program is set through the central control tablet 8. When the set time comes, the speaker in the sound effect integration 7 (with integrated speakers and microphones) will remind the patient to perform the Glasgow test next, and then the first hydraulic rod 11 and the second hydraulic rod 12 are controlled to restore the lying bed 3 to a horizontal state.
[0041] Next, the visual sensor 24 and the electric push rod 13 are activated, the massager 17 is lowered to the patient's eye socket, and the massager 17 is activated to massage the patient for 5-10 minutes for relaxation. At the same time, the sound effect integration 7 plays soothing pure music to help the patient calm down.
[0042] After relaxation is completed, the eye-opening reaction test is first performed, the massager 17 is raised, and the visual sensor 24 determines whether the patient opens his eyes voluntarily. If the patient does not open his eyes voluntarily, the sound effect integration 7 will call the patient's name and then determine whether the patient opens his eyes. If the patient does not open his eyes, the electric push rod 13 is lowered, and the massager 17 plays a positioning role at this time. The rubber rod 16 is located above the eyebrow arch, and the micro push rod 15 is started, and the rubber rod 16 is pressed down to stimulate the patient's eyebrow arch. After 10 seconds of stimulation, the connecting plate 14 is moved up to determine whether the patient opens his eyes. The central control tablet 8 records the actual situation of the patient.
[0043] Secondly, a language response test is performed. The speaker in the sound effect integration 7 asks the patient simple social common sense questions, and the microphone in the sound effect integration 7 receives the patient's answers. The central control tablet 8 records the patient's answers as correct, incorrect, incoherent, and only able to pronounce according to the content of the patient's answers. If the patient has no response, it is recorded as no response.
[0044] Finally, a motor reaction test is performed. The speaker in the sound effect integration 7 allows the patient to do simple movements, and the visual sensor 24 determines whether the patient can complete the movement. If the movement cannot be completed, the finger clamp 20 starts the presser 21 to allow the arc pressure block 23 to press the patient's nail bed. The thickness of the arc pressure block 23 fits the curvature of the nail. This fitting design helps to reduce potential damage to the patient's nails and will not generate unnecessary pressure or friction due to the mismatch between the arc pressure block 23 and the shape of the patient's nail. The middle position of the bottom end of the arc pressure block 23 (i.e., the part in contact with the nail) is bent to match the local shape of the arc pressure block 23 and the nail contact surface, thereby providing a certain degree of resistance or support when the arc pressure block 23 presses the patient's nail bed, which helps to maintain the stability of the nail when it is pressed and prevent the nail from being damaged due to excessive force. Through the setting of the arc pressure block 23, it is possible to simulate pain stimulation by pressing the patient's nail bed and effectively avoid damage to the patient's nail during the pressing process. If the patient can locate the pain, the test can be stopped by touching the touch switch 22 with his free hand. If the patient can only avoid the pain, he will retract his arm and pull the blood oxygen line. At this time, the tension sensor 18 on the blood oxygen line can sense and quantify the pulling force in real time, thereby providing objective data on the patient's pain level and reaction intensity. At the same time, the visual sensor 24 can capture the patient's facial expressions, body postures and other visual information, which can further analyze the patient's pain response.
[0045] If the patient does not respond to the pain at the finger clamp 20, the rubber rod 16 will be pressed down again to stimulate the area above the patient's eyebrow arch. The visual sensor 24 and the tension sensor 18 are used to determine whether the patient has a flexion response (bending the arm) or a tonic response (tightening the patient's body and lifting the head upward) to the pain stimulus. The patient's specific test situation will be recorded by the central control tablet 8. If the patient has no response, it will be recorded as no response.
[0046] If any of the above tests show no reaction, the doctor will be notified immediately. If the test result is poor, the doctor will also be notified immediately to ensure that the patient can receive timely assistance.
[0047] The above description is only a preferred specific implementation manner of the present invention, but the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any technician familiar with the technical field can make equivalent replacements or changes according to the technical scheme and inventive concept of the present invention within the technical scope disclosed by the present invention, which should be covered by the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A multifunctional nursing bed for intensive care of neurosurgery, comprising a base plate (1), a connecting rod (9) being fixedly mounted on the top of the base plate (1), and a mounting plate (10) being fixedly connected to the base plate (1) via the connecting rod (9), characterized in that: Also includes: A moving mechanism, which is arranged at the bottom end of the base plate (1) and is used to enable the entire multifunctional nursing bed to move; An adjustment mechanism, the adjustment mechanism being arranged on a base plate (1), the base plate (1) being connected to a bed (3) via the adjustment mechanism, the adjustment mechanism being used to adjust the height and angle of the bed (3); Two groups of baffles (5) and two groups of guard plates (6), the two groups of baffles (5) and the two groups of guard plates (6) are symmetrically installed on both sides of the bed (3), and the two groups of baffles (5) and the two groups of guard plates (6) are symmetrical to each other, one group of baffles (5) is installed with a central control panel (8) on the side away from the bed (3), and the other group of baffles (5) is installed with a sound effect integration (7) and a blood oxygen detection mechanism on the side facing the bed (3), the sound effect integration (7) is composed of a speaker and a microphone, the blood oxygen detection mechanism is composed of a blood oxygen line and a blood oxygen detector (19), the blood oxygen line is installed with a finger clip (20), and the finger clip (20) is provided with a first stimulation mechanism for pressing the patient's nail bed; A visual sensor (24) and a lifting mechanism, wherein the visual sensor (24) and the lifting mechanism are both arranged at the bottom end of a mounting plate (10), and the mounting plate (10) is respectively connected to a massager (17) and a second stimulation mechanism via the lifting mechanism, the lifting mechanism being used to enable the massager (17) and the second stimulation mechanism to be lifted and lowered, and the second stimulation mechanism being used to stimulate the area above the eyebrow arch of a patient.
2. A multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first stimulation mechanism comprises a presser (21), the presser (21) is fixedly mounted on the top of the finger clamp (20), and the output end of the presser (21) passes through the top wall of the finger clamp (20) and is fixedly connected to a circular arc pressure block (23).
3. A multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 2, characterized in that: A touch switch (22) is provided at the top of the finger clip (20), and a tension sensor (18) is installed on the blood oxygen line.
4. A multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 2, characterized in that: The thickness of the arc pressing block (23) fits the curvature of the nail, so as to make the arc pressing block (23) match the natural curvature of the patient's nail.
5. A multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 4, characterized in that: The arc pressing block (23) is bent at the middle position of the bottom end, so as to match the local shape of the contact surface of the arc pressing block (23) with the patient's nail.
6. The multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lifting mechanism comprises an electric push rod (13), the electric push rod (13) is fixedly mounted on the top of the mounting plate (10), and the output end of the electric push rod (13) passes through the top wall of the mounting plate (10) and is fixedly connected to a connecting plate (14), and the massager (17) is fixedly mounted at the middle position of the bottom end of the connecting plate (14).
7. A multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 6, characterized in that: The second stimulation mechanism comprises a micro push rod (15), which is fixedly mounted on the top of the connecting plate (14), and the output end of the micro push rod (15) passes through the connecting plate (14) and is fixedly connected to a rubber rod (16).
8. The multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 6, characterized in that: The bed (3) is provided with a positioning headrest (4), and the positioning headrest (4) is located directly below the massager (17).
9. The multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 1, characterized in that: The moving mechanism comprises four groups of universal wheels (2), and the four groups of universal wheels (2) are respectively installed at the bottom end of the base plate (1) near four groups of corners.
10. The multifunctional nursing bed for neurosurgery intensive care according to claim 1, characterized in that: The adjustment mechanism comprises a second hydraulic rod (12) and two groups of first hydraulic rods (11), the two groups of first hydraulic rods (11) are symmetrical to each other, the bottom ends of the second hydraulic rod (12) and the two groups of first hydraulic rods (11) both penetrate the bottom plate (1) and are fixedly connected to the bottom plate (1), and the output ends of the second hydraulic rod (12) and the two groups of first hydraulic rods (11) are both rotatably connected to the bottom end of the bed (3).