Diabetic foot nursing table

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of diabetic foot nursing, in particular to a diabetic foot nursing table which comprises a lifting frame, a leg supporting assembly, a nursing box and a foot adjusting assembly.Due to the design of the lifting frame of the diabetic foot nursing table, the height of the diabetic foot nursing table can be adjusted according to the height of a patient and treatment requirements; the height adjustability ensures that different patients can be nursed at proper heights, the nursing comfort is improved, for the diabetic foot patients, the proper nursing height is beneficial to reducing discomfort and compression in the long-time treatment process and reducing the risk of foot complications, and in addition, the height of the diabetic foot patients can be adjusted. Medical staff can quickly adjust the height of the nursing table according to specific treatment requirements, so that the nursing process is smoother, and meanwhile, the labor intensity of the medical staff is also reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of diabetic foot care, in particular to a diabetic foot care table. Background Art

[0002] Diabetic foot is one of the common serious complications of diabetes patients. Its incidence rate has been increasing year by year in my country, causing great pain to patients and may even lead to amputation, seriously threatening the patients' lives. Diabetic foot not only involves local foot problems, but is also closely related to multi-system diseases. Its treatment and care require comprehensive multidisciplinary knowledge and skills. Therefore, the establishment of a diabetic foot care station is particularly important.

[0003] However, the existing diabetic foot care table has certain defects during use. The existing diabetic foot care table lacks a lifting frame design, which makes it impossible to adjust the height according to the patient's height and treatment needs, causing the patient to feel uncomfortable during the treatment process, increasing the discomfort and pressure during long-term treatment, which may increase the risk of foot complications. The existing diabetic foot care table does not take into account individual differences among patients, especially diabetic foot patients may have large changes in leg thickness due to leg edema or muscle atrophy caused by the disease. The lack of an adjustable leg support component may result in the legs not being properly supported and cared for, increasing discomfort and the formation of pressure points. The existing diabetic foot care table is not flexible enough when adjusting the angle and position of the foot, causing medical staff to spend more time and labor intensity during the adjustment process, while reducing the coordination between patients and medical staff, affecting the care effect and patient participation. Summary of the invention

[0004] In view of the problems in the prior art, the present invention provides a diabetic foot care table.

[0005] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve its technical problems is: a diabetic foot care table, comprising a lifting frame, a leg support assembly, a care box and a foot adjustment assembly, the lifting frame comprising a bottom frame, a table top, a first support frame and a second support frame, the bottom frame and the table top are arranged in parallel, and the table top is located directly above the bottom frame, the first support frame and the second support frame are hinged in the middle to be supported between the bottom frame and the table top in a scissor-like manner, and the lifting frame can realize the lifting function by changing the crossing angle of the first support frame and the second support frame, so that the care table can be adjusted in height according to the patient's height and treatment needs, a plurality of the care boxes are fixed on the top of the table top in sequence, the care box is a box structure with an opening on the top, the care box is fixed at one end of the table top, and the foot adjustment assembly is installed on the top of the care box;

[0006] Among them, the leg support assembly includes two support plates, two movable plates and two support rollers, the two support plates are vertically fixed on both sides of the top of the table plate, a number of sliding bars are horizontally fixed between the two support plates, the two movable plates are slidably matched with the several sliding bars, the tops of the two movable plates are welded with mounting frames, and the two support rollers are rotatably matched with the two mounting frames respectively. The leg support assembly relies on the two support rollers to support the patient's legs, and the distance between the two support rollers is changed by adjusting the positions of the two support plates. On the one hand, the leg support assembly can be suitable for patients with different leg thicknesses, and on the other hand, the patient can obtain the most comfortable leg support by adjusting the distance between the two support rollers. This adjustability helps to reduce the pressure and discomfort on the patient's legs.

[0007] Preferably, walking wheels are installed at the four corners of the bottom frame, one of the walking wheels is provided with a brake spring. The walking wheels are installed at the four corners of the bottom frame, so that the diabetic foot care table can be easily moved, and medical staff can conveniently adjust the position of the care table according to treatment needs or ward layout.

[0008] Preferably, the first support frame and the second support frame have a "mouth"-shaped cross-section, one end of the first support frame is hingedly fitted to one end of the bottom of the table plate, and first rollers are installed on both sides of the other end of the first support frame, and the two first rollers are respectively rolling and fitting in the sliding grooves of the inner walls on both sides of the bottom frame, and one end of the second support frame is hingedly fitted to the end of the bottom frame away from the first roller, and second rollers are installed on both sides of the other end of the second support frame, and the two second rollers are respectively rolling and fitting in the sliding grooves of the inner walls on both sides of the table plate. The first support frame and the second support frame of the "mouth"-shaped structure provide a solid supporting foundation. This structure has high stability and load-bearing capacity due to its closed cross-section design. The first rollers and the second rollers of the first support frame and the second support frame are respectively rolling and fitting in the sliding grooves of the bottom frame and the table plate. This design enables the lifting frame to perform lifting operations smoothly. The setting of the first roller and the second roller reduces friction, making the lifting process smoother.

[0009] Preferably, two levers are fixed to the middle part of one end of the second support frame close to the bottom frame, and a mounting plate is fixed to the middle part of the bottom frame. Two electric cylinders are hinged on the mounting plate, and push rods are provided at one end of the two electric cylinders. The ends of the two push rods away from the electric cylinders are respectively hinged to the ends of the two levers away from the bottom frame. The push rods are driven to move by the electric cylinders, and the push rods push the levers to rotate, thereby causing the levers to drive the second support frame to rotate. The rotation of the second support frame will drive the first support frame to rotate, so that the crossing angle of the first support frame and the second support frame changes, thereby realizing the lifting and lowering adjustment of the lifting frame. The arrangement of the electric cylinders and the push rods enables the lifting and lowering of the nursing table to be electrically controlled.

[0010] Preferably, the leg support assembly also includes a two-way screw and a motor, the two-way screw rotatably fits between the two support plates of the leg support assembly, the motor is horizontally installed on one side of one of the support plates, and the motor is connected to the two-way screw through a rotating shaft, and nuts are embedded through the two moving plates in the leg support assembly, and the two nuts are respectively threadedly fitted on the two ends of the two-way screw, and the motor is connected to the two-way screw through the rotating shaft. When the motor rotates, the two-way screw will be driven to rotate through the rotating shaft, and the two ends of the two-way screw are respectively threadedly fitted with two nuts, which are embedded through the moving plate, and when the two-way screw rotates, due to the transmission action of the thread, the two nuts will make a linear motion along the two-way screw, thereby driving the moving plate to move between the support plates, and then adjusting the distance between the two support rollers. Using a motor to drive the two-way screw can achieve precise control of the distance between the support rollers.

[0011] Preferably, a partition is provided in the care box, which divides the interior of the care box into a clean water bin and a waste bin, and the clean water bin is located on the side of the care box close to the lifting frame. The partition clearly divides the interior of the care box into a clean water bin and a waste bin, so that the internal space of the care box is reasonably utilized. The clean water bin is used to store clean water, and the waste bin is used to collect sewage and waste. The clean water provided by the clean water bin can be used for cleaning diabetic feet, cleaning nursing equipment and cleaning the hands of medical staff, while the waste bin receives sewage after flushing and waste generated during the nursing process.

[0012] Preferably, a faucet for drawing water from the clean water bin and discharging water into the dirt bin is installed on the upper part of one side of the partition located at the dirt bin; a storage table is provided in the dirt bin, and the height of the storage table is lower than the faucet; the storage table is mainly used for placing basins or utensils for cleaning and care; after placing the basin on the storage table, water can be drawn from the faucet; this design enables medical staff to conveniently perform foot cleaning and care operations in the care box; since the height of the storage table is lower than the faucet, water can flow smoothly into the basin without the need for additional tilting or adjustment.

[0013] Preferably, a filter is fixed horizontally in the dirt bin, and the height of the filter is lower than the storage table. A sewage outlet is opened at one end of the nursing box near the bottom, and the sewage outlet corresponds to the dirt bin. The filter is used to separate the solid-liquid dirt in the dirt bin. The sewage can be discharged directly from the sewage outlet through the filter, while the solid dirt remains on the filter. This solid-liquid separation can effectively reduce the difficulty of sewage treatment, and the solid dirt remains on the filter for easy collection and treatment.

[0014] Preferably, the foot adjustment assembly includes a fixed plate, an ankle support and a foot support. The fixed plate is horizontally fixed on the top of the nursing box, and the fixed plate is located directly above the clean water tank. The ankle support is hinged on the top of the fixed plate. Both sides of the ankle support are hinged with connecting rods. The foot support is hinged at one end of the two connecting rods away from the ankle support. The ankle support and the foot support are designed to support the patient's ankle and foot respectively. This support method can evenly disperse the pressure on the patient's foot and reduce discomfort and pressure points during long-term care. The ankle support and the foot support can rotate, so that medical staff can conveniently adjust the angle and position of the patient's foot according to the patient's specific needs and treatment requirements.

[0015] Preferably, the ankle support and the foot support are both in an arc-shaped structure, and the length of the foot support is greater than that of the ankle support, the foot support is located above the waste bin, and the hinge between the ankle support and the fixed plate, the hinge between the two connecting rods and the ankle support, and the hinge between the foot support and the two connecting rods are all achieved by bolts. The ankle support, the connecting rod and the foot support can all be rotated by loosening the bolts and can all be fixed by tightening the bolts. The ankle support and the foot support with an arc-shaped structure can better fit the patient's ankle and foot curves and provide more comfortable support, which in turn helps to disperse the pressure on the patient's feet and reduce discomfort and pressure points during long-term care. The ankle support, the connecting rod and the foot support can all be rotated by loosening the bolts and fixed by tightening the bolts. This design enables medical staff to conveniently adjust the angle and position of the patient's foot according to the patient's specific needs and treatment requirements.

[0016] Beneficial effects of the present invention:

[0017] (1) In the present invention, the lifting frame design of the diabetic foot care table enables it to be adjusted in height according to the patient's height and treatment needs. This height adjustability ensures that different patients can receive care at an appropriate height, thereby improving the comfort of care. For diabetic foot patients, a suitable care height helps to reduce discomfort and pressure during long-term treatment and reduce the risk of foot complications. In addition, medical staff can quickly adjust the height of the care table according to the specific needs of the treatment, making the care process smoother and also reducing the labor intensity of medical staff.

[0018] (2) In the present invention, the leg support assembly of the diabetes care table takes into account individual differences among patients, especially diabetic foot patients whose leg thickness may vary greatly due to leg edema or muscle atrophy caused by the disease. By adjusting the position of the support plate and changing the distance of the support rollers, personalized leg support can be provided to patients to ensure that the legs receive proper support and care. This personalized support helps to reduce discomfort and the formation of pressure points, and prevent the occurrence of diabetic foot ulcers. At the same time, comfortable support can improve patients' compliance with treatment and their acceptance of care plans, which is crucial to the rehabilitation process of diabetic foot patients.

[0019] (3) In the present invention, the ankle support and foot support of the diabetes care table are used to support the patient's ankle and foot, respectively. This support method can evenly disperse the pressure on the patient's foot, reduce discomfort and pressure points during long-term care, and thus improve the patient's comfort. The ankle support and foot support can rotate, so that medical staff can easily adjust the angle and position of the patient's foot according to the patient's specific needs and treatment requirements. This flexibility helps medical staff to perform more precise nursing operations, while also reducing the time and labor intensity during the adjustment process. By adjusting the angles of the ankle support and the foot support by the medical staff, the patient can more easily cooperate with the medical staff to adjust the angle of the foot, which in turn helps to improve the coordination between the nursing staff and the patient during the nursing process, so that the patient can better participate in his or her own care and improve the nursing effect. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] The present invention is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0021] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention.

[0022] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the lifting frame structure of the present invention.

[0023] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the cooperation structure between the second support frame and the electric cylinder of the present invention.

[0024] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the leg support assembly of the present invention.

[0025] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the nursing box of the present invention.

[0026] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the foot adjustment assembly of the present invention.

[0027] In the figure: 1. lifting frame; 101. bottom frame; 102. walking wheel; 103. brake spring; 104. table; 105. first support frame; 106. first roller; 107. second support frame; 108. second roller; 109. lever; 110. mounting plate; 111. electric cylinder; 112. push rod; 2. leg support assembly; 201. support plate; 202. slide rod; 203. bidirectional screw; 204, motor; 205, shift plate; 206, nut; 207, mounting bracket; 208, support roller; 3, care box; 301, partition; 302, clean water tank; 303, water outlet; 304, waste tank; 305, storage table; 306, filter; 307, sewage outlet; 4, foot adjustment assembly; 401, fixing plate; 402, ankle support plate; 403, connecting rod; 404, foot support plate. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] In order to make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects achieved by the present invention easy to understand, the present invention is further explained below in conjunction with specific implementation methods.

[0029] like Figure 1-Figure 6 As shown, a diabetic foot care table described in the present invention comprises a lifting frame 1, a leg support assembly 2, a care box 3 and a foot adjustment assembly 4. The lifting frame 1 comprises a bottom frame 101, a table top 104, a first support frame 105 and a second support frame 107. The bottom frame 101 and the table top 104 are arranged in parallel, and the table top 104 is located directly above the bottom frame 101. The first support frame 105 and the second support frame 107 are hinged in the middle to be supported between the bottom frame 101 and the table top 104 in a scissor-like manner. By changing the crossing angle of the first support frame 105 and the second support frame 107, the lifting frame 1 can realize the lifting function, so that the care table can be adjusted in height according to the patient's height and treatment needs. By adjusting the height of the care table, the care table can adapt to the needs of different patients and improve the comfort of diabetic foot care. Several care boxes 3 are fixed on the top of the table top 104 in sequence. The care box 3 is a box structure with an opening on the top. The care box 3 is fixed at one end of the table top 104, and the foot adjustment assembly 4 is installed on the top of the care box 3.

[0030] Among them, the leg support assembly 2 includes two support plates 201, two shifting plates 205 and two support rollers 208. The two support plates 201 are vertically fixed on both sides of the top of the table 104. Several sliding bars 202 are horizontally fixed between the two support plates 201. The two shifting plates 205 are slidably matched with the several sliding bars 202. The tops of the two shifting plates 205 are welded with mounting frames 207. The two support rollers 208 are rotatably matched on the two mounting frames 207 respectively. The leg support assembly 2 relies on the two support rollers 208 to support the patient's legs. By adjusting the positions of the two support plates 201 and changing the distance between the two support rollers 208, on the one hand, the leg support assembly 2 can be suitable for patients with different leg thicknesses. This design takes into account individual differences among patients, especially for diabetic foot patients, who may suffer from edema or Due to muscle atrophy, the thickness of the legs varies greatly. By adjusting the distance between the two support rollers 208, more personalized support can be provided to the patient, ensuring that the legs are properly supported and cared for, reducing discomfort and the formation of pressure points, which is of great significance for preventing the occurrence of diabetic foot ulcers. On the other hand, the patient can obtain the most comfortable support for the legs by adjusting the distance between the two support rollers 208. This adjustability helps to reduce the pressure and discomfort on the patient's legs, especially when receiving treatment or care for a long time. Comfortable support can improve the patient's treatment cooperation and recognition of the care plan, which is crucial for the rehabilitation process of diabetic foot patients. Personalized care can improve the patient's quality of life and reduce the occurrence of adverse foot symptoms. It also helps to reduce the patient's psychological burden and improve their confidence and enthusiasm for treatment.

[0031] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, walking wheels 102 are installed at the four corners of the bottom frame 101, and a brake spring 103 is provided on one of the walking wheels 102. The walking wheels 102 are installed at the four corners of the bottom frame 101, so that the diabetic foot care table can be easily moved, and medical staff can conveniently adjust the position of the care table according to treatment needs or ward layout. This mobility improves the efficiency of nursing work and reduces the physical labor of medical staff in transferring equipment. It also provides patients with more convenient nursing services. By easily moving and fixing the nursing table, medical staff can respond to patient needs more quickly and improve the response speed and quality of nursing services. This is an important advantage for diabetic foot patients who need to frequently adjust nursing positions or undergo different treatments, because it can reduce treatment interruptions and patient discomfort time.

[0032] In an optional implementation manner of the present embodiment, the cross-sections of the first support frame 105 and the second support frame 107 are both in a "mouth"-shaped structure, one end of the first support frame 105 is hingedly matched to one end of the bottom of the table 104, and first rollers 106 are installed on both sides of the other end of the first support frame 105, and the two first rollers 106 are respectively rollingly matched in the slide grooves of the inner walls on both sides of the bottom frame 101, and one end of the second support frame 107 is hingedly matched to one end of the bottom frame 101 away from the first roller 106, and second rollers 108 are installed on both sides of the other end of the second support frame 107, and the two second rollers 108 are respectively rollingly matched in the slide grooves of the inner walls on both sides of the table 104. The first support frame 105 and The second support frame 107 provides a solid support foundation. This structure has high stability and load-bearing capacity due to its closed cross-section design. During the lifting process, this structure can effectively resist lateral force and reduce the risk of instability caused by patient movement or nursing operations. The first roller 106 and the second roller 108 of the first support frame 105 and the second support frame 107 are respectively rolled and fitted in the slide grooves of the bottom frame 101 and the table 104. This design enables the lifting frame 1 to perform lifting operations smoothly. The setting of the first roller 106 and the second roller 108 reduces friction, making the lifting process smoother, while also reducing the heat and wear generated by friction, thereby extending the service life of the equipment.

[0033] In an optional implementation manner of the present embodiment, two levers 109 are fixed to the middle part of one end of the second support frame 107 close to the bottom frame 101, and a mounting plate 110 is fixed to the middle part of the bottom frame 101, and two electric cylinders 111 are hinged on the mounting plate 110, and one end of the two electric cylinders 111 is provided with a push rod 112, and the ends of the two push rods 112 away from the electric cylinders 111 are respectively hinged to the ends of the two levers 109 away from the bottom frame 101, and the push rods 112 are driven by the electric cylinders 111 to move, and the push rods 112 push the levers 109 to rotate, thereby causing the levers 109 to drive the second support frame 107 to rotate, and the rotation of the second support frame 107 will drive the first support frame 105 to rotate, so that the crossing angle of the first support frame 105 and the second support frame 107 changes, thereby realizing the lifting and lowering adjustment of the lifting frame 1, and the arrangement of the electric cylinders 111 and the push rods 112 enables the lifting and lowering of the nursing table to be electrically controlled, thereby reducing the labor intensity of medical staff and improving nursing efficiency.

[0034] In an optional implementation manner of the present embodiment, the leg support assembly 2 also includes a bidirectional screw 203 and a motor 204. The bidirectional screw 203 is rotatably fitted between the two support plates 201 of the leg support assembly 2. The motor 204 is horizontally installed on one side of one of the support plates 201, and the motor 204 is connected to the bidirectional screw 203 through a rotating shaft. Nuts 206 are embedded through the two moving plates 205 in the leg support assembly 2. The two nuts 206 are respectively threadedly fitted on the two ends of the bidirectional screw 203. The motor 204 is connected to the bidirectional screw 203 through the rotating shaft. When the motor 204 rotates, the bidirectional screw 203 is driven to rotate through the rotating shaft. The two ends of the bidirectional screw 203 are respectively threadedly fitted with two nuts 2 06. The two nuts 206 are embedded in the shift plate 205. When the bidirectional lead screw 203 rotates, due to the transmission effect of the thread, the two nuts 206 will make a linear motion along the bidirectional lead screw 203, thereby driving the shift plate 205 to move between the support plates 201, and then adjusting the distance between the two support rollers 208. The motor 204 is used to drive the bidirectional lead screw 203, so as to achieve precise control of the distance between the support rollers 208. This is very important to ensure that the leg support assembly 2 can adapt to the leg thickness and treatment needs of different patients. The electric adjustment method simplifies the operation process. Medical staff can easily adjust the distance between the support rollers 208 by controlling the motor 204 without manual adjustment, thereby improving the nursing efficiency and convenience.

[0035] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, a partition 301 is provided in the nursing box 3, and the partition 301 divides the interior of the nursing box 3 into a clean water bin 302 and a waste bin 304, and the clean water bin 302 is located on the side of the nursing box 3 close to the lifting frame 1, and the partition 301 clearly divides the interior of the nursing box 3 into the clean water bin 302 and the waste bin 304, so that the internal space of the nursing box 3 is reasonably utilized, the clean water bin 302 is used to store clean water, and the waste bin 304 is used to collect sewage and waste garbage. The clean water provided by the clean water bin 302 can be used for cleaning diabetic feet, cleaning nursing equipment and cleaning the hands of medical staff, and the waste bin 304 is used for cleaning the hands of medical staff. 04 receives the sewage after flushing and the dirt and garbage generated during the nursing process. This design makes the cleaning and waste treatment in the nursing process more efficient and avoids cross contamination. It also reduces the number of trips of nursing staff during the nursing process and improves the efficiency of nursing work. The separate storage of clean water and waste helps to control the risk of infection, especially in diabetic foot care. Since patients may have open wounds on their feet, infection control is particularly important. The clean water tank 302 can provide clean water for wound cleaning, while the waste tank 304 can safely collect and store contaminated water and waste to prevent the spread of bacteria and pollutants.

[0036] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, a water outlet faucet 303 for taking water from the clean water tank 302 and discharging water into the dirt tank 304 is installed on the upper part of the partition 301 on one side of the dirt bin 304. A water pump and a water pipe are arranged in the clean water tank 302. The water pump is connected to the water outlet faucet 303 through the water pipe. A storage table 305 is arranged in the dirt bin 304. The height of the storage table 305 is lower than the water outlet faucet 303. The storage table 305 is mainly used to place basins or utensils for cleaning and nursing. After placing the basin on the storage table 305, water can be collected from the water outlet faucet 303. This design enables medical staff to conveniently perform foot washing and care operations in the care box 3. Since the height of the storage table 305 is lower than the water faucet 303, water can flow smoothly into the basin without additional tilting or adjustment, thereby improving the convenience and efficiency of care. By arranging the storage table 305 in the waste bin 304, medical staff can complete all care operations in an integrated area, including cleaning, disinfection and waste disposal. This one-stop care method improves the quality and efficiency of care, and also improves the patient's satisfaction and care experience.

[0037] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, a filter screen 306 is horizontally fixed in the dirt bin 304, and the height of the filter screen 306 is lower than the storage table 305. A sewage outlet 307 is opened near the bottom of one end of the nursing box 3, and the sewage outlet 307 corresponds to the dirt bin 304. The filter screen 306 is used to separate the dirt in the dirt bin 304 into solid and liquid. The sewage can pass through the filter screen 306 and be directly discharged from the sewage outlet 307, while the solid dirt remains on the filter screen 306. This solid-liquid separation can effectively reduce the difficulty of sewage treatment. The solid dirt remains on the filter screen 306, which is convenient for collection and treatment, reducing the workload and time of manual cleaning. The timely discharge of sewage and collection of solid dirt can reduce the long-term residence of dirt in the box, thereby reducing the generation of odor and the breeding of bacteria, and maintaining the hygiene and cleanliness of the nursing environment.

[0038] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, the foot adjustment assembly 4 includes a fixing plate 401, an ankle support plate 402 and a foot support plate 404. The fixing plate 401 is horizontally fixed on the top of the nursing box 3, and the fixing plate 401 is located directly above the clean water tank 302. The ankle support plate 402 is hinged to the top of the fixing plate 401. Both sides of the ankle support plate 402 are hinged with connecting rods 403. The foot support plate 404 is hinged to one end of the two connecting rods 403 away from the ankle support plate 402. The ankle support plate 402 and the foot support plate 404 are designed to support the patient's ankle and foot respectively. This support method can evenly disperse the pressure on the patient's foot, reduce discomfort and pressure points during long-term care, and thus improve the patient's comfort. The ankle support plate 402 and the foot support plate 404 can rotate , allowing medical staff to conveniently adjust the angle and position of the patient's foot according to the patient's specific needs and treatment requirements. This flexibility helps medical staff to perform more precise nursing operations, while also reducing the time and labor intensity during the adjustment process. By adjusting the angles of the ankle support 402 and the foot support 404 by the medical staff, the patient can more easily cooperate with the medical staff to adjust the foot angle, which in turn helps to improve the coordination between the nursing staff and the patient during the nursing process, allowing the patient to better participate in their own care and improve the nursing effect. In addition, proper foot support and angle adjustment help improve the blood circulation of diabetic patients and reduce lower limb edema, which is especially important for patients with diabetic foot because poor blood circulation is a major risk factor for complications of diabetic foot.

[0039] In an optional implementation of the present embodiment, the ankle support plate 402 and the foot support plate 404 are both in an arc-shaped structure, and the length of the foot support plate 404 is greater than the length of the ankle support plate 402, the foot support plate 404 is located above the dirt bin 304, and the hinge between the ankle support plate 402 and the fixed plate 401, the hinge between the two connecting rods 403 and the ankle support plate 402, and the hinge between the foot support plate 404 and the two connecting rods 403 are all achieved by bolts, and the ankle support plate 402, the connecting rod 403 and the foot support plate 404 can all be rotated by loosening the bolts and can all be moved by Tighten the bolts to fix, the arc-shaped ankle support 402 and foot support 404 can better fit the patient's ankle and foot curves, provide more comfortable support, and thus help disperse the pressure on the patient's feet, reduce discomfort and pressure points during long-term care, thereby improving the patient's comfort. The ankle support 402, connecting rod 403 and foot support 404 can be rotated by loosening the bolts and fixed by tightening the bolts. This design allows medical staff to easily adjust the angle and position of the patient's feet according to the patient's specific needs and treatment requirements.

[0040] When in use, first, use the walking wheels 102 at the four corners of the bottom frame 101 to move the nursing table near the patient, make sure that the brake spring 103 on one of the walking wheels 102 is activated to prevent the nursing table from moving, and adjust the height of the lifting frame 1 according to the patient's height and treatment needs through the electric control mechanism of the electric cylinder 111 and the push rod 112 so that the table 104 reaches a position suitable for operation, use the motor 204 and the two-way lead screw 203 in the leg support assembly 2 to adjust the position of the two moving plates 205, and then change the distance between the two support rollers 208 to adapt to the thickness of the patient's legs, and adjust the position of the ankle support plate 402 and the foot support plate 404 according to the size and shape of the patient's feet by loosening the bolts to ensure that they can comfortably support the patient's ankles and feet, and then use the clean water provided by the clean water tank 302 in the nursing box 3 , collect water from the faucet 303 to the basin or container on the storage table 305, clean the patient's diabetic foot, perform foot care operations on the storage table 305, such as changing dressings, massaging, etc., and at the same time, use the foot adjustment component 4 to adjust the angle of the patient's foot for better care. The dirt, garbage and sewage generated during the care process are separated into solid and liquid through the filter 306 and discharged from the waste bin 304 from the sewage outlet 307. Finally, after the care is completed, clean the dirt on the storage table 305 and the filter 306 to ensure the cleanliness of the inside of the care box 3, perform necessary disinfection and maintenance on the care table to ensure hygiene and safety when it is used next time, reset the foot adjustment component 4 and the leg support component 2, ensure that the care table is restored to its initial state, and facilitate the next use. If necessary, use the walking wheels 102 to move the care table to the storage position again.

[0041] The above shows and describes the basic principles, main features and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions are only for explaining the principles of the present invention. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, the present invention may have various changes and improvements, which fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of the present invention is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A diabetic foot care table, comprising a lifting frame (1), a leg support assembly (2), a care box (3) and a foot adjustment assembly (4), characterized in that: The lifting frame (1) comprises a bottom frame (101), a table (104), a first support frame (105) and a second support frame (107); the bottom frame (101) and the table (104) are arranged in parallel, and the table (104) is located directly above the bottom frame (101); the first support frame (105) and the second support frame (107) are hinged in the middle and supported in a scissor-like manner between the bottom frame (101) and the table (104); a plurality of the nursing boxes (3) are fixed on the top of the table (104) in sequence; the nursing box (3) is a box structure with an opening on the top; the nursing box (3) is fixed on one end of the table (104); and the foot adjustment assembly (4) is installed on the top of the nursing box (3); The leg support assembly (2) comprises two support plates (201), two shift plates (205) and two support rollers (208); the two support plates (201) are vertically fixed on both sides of the top of the platform (104); a plurality of slide bars (202) are horizontally fixed between the two support plates (201); the two shift plates (205) are slidably matched with the plurality of slide bars (202); the tops of the two shift plates (205) are welded with mounting frames (207); and the two support rollers (208) are rotatably matched with the two mounting frames (207) respectively.

2. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The four corners of the bottom frame (101) are all equipped with running wheels (102), and a brake spring sheet (103) is arranged on one of the running wheels (102).

3. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cross-sections of the first support frame (105) and the second support frame (107) are both in the shape of a "mouth"; one end of the first support frame (105) is hingedly engaged with one end of the bottom of the table plate (104); first rollers (106) are installed on both sides of the other end of the first support frame (105); and the two first rollers (106) are respectively rollingly engaged in the slide grooves on the inner walls of the two sides of the bottom frame (101); one end of the second support frame (107) is hingedly engaged with one end of the bottom frame (101) away from the first rollers (106); and second rollers (108) are installed on both sides of the other end of the second support frame (107); and the two second rollers (108) are respectively rollingly engaged in the slide grooves on the inner walls of the two sides of the table plate (104).

4. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 3, characterized in that: Two levers (109) are fixed to the middle of one end of the second support frame (107) close to the bottom frame (101), a mounting plate (110) is fixed to the middle of the bottom frame (101), two electric cylinders (111) are hingedly connected to the mounting plate (110), one end of the two electric cylinders (111) is provided with a push rod (112), and the ends of the two push rods (112) away from the electric cylinder (111) are respectively hingedly connected to the ends of the two levers (109) away from the bottom frame (101).

5. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The leg support assembly (2) also includes a bidirectional lead screw (203) and a motor (204), wherein the bidirectional lead screw (203) is rotatably engaged between two support plates (201) of the leg support assembly (2), the motor (204) is horizontally mounted on one side of one of the support plates (201), and the motor (204) is connected to the bidirectional lead screw (203) via a rotating shaft, and nuts (206) are embedded through the two moving plates (205) in the leg support assembly (2), and the two nuts (206) are respectively threadedly engaged with the two ends of the bidirectional lead screw (203).

6. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 1, characterized in that: A partition (301) is provided inside the nursing box (3), and the partition (301) divides the interior of the nursing box (3) into a clean water bin (302) and a waste bin (304), and the clean water bin (302) is located on a side of the nursing box (3) close to the lifting frame (1).

7. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 6, characterized in that: A water outlet faucet (303) is installed on the upper part of one side of the partition (301) located on the dirt bin (304) for taking water from the clean water bin (302) and discharging water into the dirt bin (304). A storage platform (305) is arranged in the dirt bin (304), and the height of the storage platform (305) is lower than the water outlet faucet (303).

8. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 7, characterized in that: A filter screen (306) is horizontally fixed in the waste bin (304), and the height of the filter screen (306) is lower than the storage table (305). A sewage outlet (307) is provided at one end of the nursing box (3) near the bottom, and the sewage outlet (307) corresponds to the waste bin (304).

9. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 6, characterized in that: The foot adjustment assembly (4) includes a fixing plate (401), an ankle support plate (402) and a foot support plate (404); the fixing plate (401) is horizontally fixed on the top of the care box (3), and the fixing plate (401) is located directly above the clean water tank (302); the ankle support plate (402) is hingedly engaged with the top of the fixing plate (401); both sides of the ankle support plate (402) are hingedly engaged with connecting rods (403); the foot support plate (404) is hingedly engaged with one end of the two connecting rods (403) away from the ankle support plate (402).

10. A diabetic foot care table according to claim 9, characterized in that: The ankle support plate (402) and the foot support plate (404) are both arc-shaped structures, and the length of the foot support plate (404) is greater than the length of the ankle support plate (402). The foot support plate (404) is located above the dirt bin (304). The hinge connection between the ankle support plate (402) and the fixing plate (401), the hinge connection between the two connecting rods (403) and the ankle support plate (402), and the hinge connection between the foot support plate (404) and the two connecting rods (403) are all achieved by bolts. The ankle support plate (402), the connecting rod (403) and the foot support plate (404) can all be rotated by loosening the bolts and can all be fixed by tightening the bolts.

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