Prone position sickbed for respiratory patient

Abstract

The utility model discloses a prone position sickbed for a breathing patient, and relates to the technical field of medical assistance. The nursing bed comprises a bed body, the bed body is in a U shape, and supporting legs are fixedly arranged on the two sides of the bottom of the bed body; the auxiliary rod is arranged on the bed body, the conveying belt is arranged between the inner side walls of the bed body, a breathing patient lies above the conveying belt, and the driving part is used for driving the conveying belt to move. Through the combined design of the auxiliary rod, the driving part and the conveying belt, the breathing patient can be easily switched from the supine position to the prone position; during use, a patient can put hands and feet on one side on the auxiliary rod, only one side of the body makes contact with the conveying belt, then the driving part drives the conveying belt to move, the body on the side making contact with the conveying belt moves along with movement of the conveying belt, then the supine position is naturally switched to the prone position, operation is easy, and the patient can be conveniently and rapidly controlled. A patient can easily complete the operation by one person.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary equipment, and particularly relates to a prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients. Background Art

[0002] In clinical medical practice, especially for critically ill respiratory patients, prone position ventilation is a widely recognized treatment method. This method can significantly improve oxygenation, reduce the risk of ventilator-associated lung injury, and help discharge respiratory secretions.

[0003] However, the existing hospital bed equipment does not fully consider the need for patients to frequently change positions, which usually requires patients themselves or medical staff to perform cumbersome turning operations, not only increasing the pain and discomfort of patients, but also increasing the working intensity and nursing risk of medical staff. Therefore, we propose a prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients to solve the above problems. Content of the Utility Model

[0004] The utility model specifically adopts the following technical solutions to achieve the above purposes:

[0005] A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients, comprising:

[0006] A bed body, the bed body is in a U shape, and support legs are fixedly arranged on both sides of the bottom of the bed body;

[0007] A conveyor belt and a driving member, the conveyor belt is arranged between the inner side walls of the bed body, and a respiratory patient lies above the conveyor belt, and the driving member is used to drive the conveyor belt to move;

[0008] Support wheels, which are rotatably connected at equal intervals in the middle of the inner side walls of the bed body and are used to support the conveyor belt;

[0009] Fixed plates and auxiliary rods, the fixed plates are symmetrically and fixedly arranged at positions near the middle of the top of the bed body, and mounting holes are equally spaced on the surface of the fixed plates, and the auxiliary rods are detachably arranged inside the mounting holes.

[0010] Further, a guardrail is fixedly arranged at a position near the head of the bed on one side of the bed body.

[0011] Further, the driving member includes a driving pulley rotatably connected between one side of the inner wall of the bed body, a driven pulley is rotatably connected between the other side of the inner wall of the bed body, the conveyor belt is drivingly connected between the driving pulley and the driven pulley, and a driving motor is installed on one side of the tail of the bed body, and the output shaft of the driving motor is connected to one end of the driving pulley.

[0012] Further, the support wheels are arranged in an arched layout.

[0013] Furthermore, both ends of the auxiliary rod are rotatably connected to a limit plate via a pin shaft, and the width of the limit plate is smaller than the aperture of the mounting hole.

[0014] Furthermore, a protective sleeve is provided on the surface of the auxiliary rod, and the protective sleeve is an elastic rubber sleeve.

[0015] The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows:

[0016] 1. The utility model can relatively easily switch a respiratory patient from a supine position to a prone position through the combined design of an auxiliary rod, a driving member and a conveyor belt. When in use, the patient can put one hand and foot on the auxiliary rod, with only one side of the body in contact with the conveyor belt, and then use the driving member to drive the conveyor belt to move. As the conveyor belt moves, the side of the body in contact with the conveyor belt shifts, so it is very natural to switch from a supine position to a prone position. The operation is simple and does not require assistance from others, and the patient can easily complete it alone. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the drive member of the utility model;

[0019] Figure 3 It is a structural schematic diagram of the auxiliary rod of the utility model.

[0020] Figure numerals: 1. bed body; 2. supporting leg; 3. conveyor belt; 4. driving member; 401. driving pulley; 402. driven pulley; 403. driving motor; 5. supporting wheel; 6. fixing plate; 601. mounting hole; 7. auxiliary rod; 701. limiting plate; 702. protective cover; 8. guardrail. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0021] In order to make the purpose, technical solution and advantages of the embodiments of the present utility model clearer, the technical solution in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below in conjunction with the drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model.

[0022] The present application provides a prone bed for respiratory patients, which is mainly used to solve the problem that the existing bed equipment in the prior art does not fully consider the needs of patients to frequently change their body positions, which usually requires patients or medical staff to perform cumbersome turning operations, which not only increases the pain and discomfort of patients, but also increases the workload and nursing risks of medical staff, and provides the following technical solutions, which will be combined with Figure 1-Figure 3 Make a detailed description:

[0023] A prone position bed for respiratory patients, comprising:

[0024] The bed body 1 is in a U shape, and support legs 2 are fixedly arranged on both sides of the bottom of the bed body 1;

[0025] A conveyor belt 3 and a driving member 4 are provided. The conveyor belt 3 is arranged between the inner side walls of the bed body 1, and a breathing patient lies above the conveyor belt 3. The driving member 4 is used to drive the conveyor belt 3 to move;

[0026] Support wheels 5 are rotatably connected to the middle of the inner side walls of the bed body 1 at equal intervals for supporting the conveyor belt 3;

[0027] Fixing plates 6 and auxiliary rods 7 are provided. The fixing plates 6 are symmetrically and fixedly arranged at positions near the middle of the top of the bed body 1. Mounting holes 601 are formed on the surfaces of the fixing plates 6 at equal intervals, and the auxiliary rods 7 are detachably arranged inside the mounting holes 601.

[0028] More specifically, the specific implementation process and principle description of the prone position hospital bed for breathing patients are as follows:

[0029] Through the combined design of the auxiliary rod 7, the driving member 4 and the conveyor belt 3, the device can relatively easily switch a breathing patient from the supine position to the prone position. When in use, the patient can place one side of the hands and feet on the auxiliary rod 7. (The auxiliary rod 7 is detachable, and the user can adjust the height of the auxiliary rod 7 according to their own situation by installing the auxiliary rod 7 in the mounting holes 601 at different heights). At this time, only one side of the body is in contact with the conveyor belt 3. Then, the driving member 4 is used to drive the conveyor belt 3 to move. As the conveyor belt 3 moves, the body part in contact with the conveyor belt 3 is displaced, so it is very natural to switch from the supine position to the prone position. The operation is simple and does not require the assistance of others. The patient can easily complete it alone. It should be noted that for a comatose patient, medical staff can also use elastic straps to tie the patient's hands and feet on one side to the auxiliary rod 7 to assist the patient in turning over.

[0030] As Figure 1 shown, in some embodiments, a guardrail 8 is fixedly arranged at a position near the head of one side of the bed body 1. More specifically, the guardrail 8 can prevent a person sleeping from accidentally rolling out of the bed. Especially for a breathing patient, the guardrail 8 provides necessary safety protection.

[0031] As Figure 2As shown, in some embodiments, the driving member 4 includes a driving pulley 401 rotatably connected between one side of the inner wall of the bed body 1, and a driven pulley 402 rotatably connected between the other side of the inner wall of the bed body 1, and the conveyor belt 3 is transmission-connected between the driving pulley 401 and the driven pulley 402, and a driving motor 403 is installed on the side of the foot of the bed body 1, and the output shaft of the driving motor 403 is connected to one end of the driving pulley 401. More specifically, when the respiratory patient needs to turn over, the driving motor 403 can be started, and the output shaft of the driving motor 403 is connected to the driving pulley 401, so that the rotation of the motor will be directly transmitted to the driving pulley 401, and the rotation of the driving pulley 401 drives the conveyor belt 3 to move, and the conveyor belt 3 forms a closed loop around the driving and driven pulleys 402.

[0032] like Figure 2 As shown, in some embodiments, the support wheels 5 are arranged in an arch shape. More specifically, the arched support wheels 5 can better adapt to the natural curve of the human body, especially when the patient is in a prone position. This layout can provide more uniform and fitting support for the patient's head, chest, abdomen and lower limbs, reduce local pressure points, and avoid compressing nerves or blood vessels.

[0033] like Figure 3 As shown, in some embodiments, both ends of the auxiliary rod 7 are rotatably connected to the limit plate 701 through a pin shaft, and the width of the limit plate 701 is smaller than the aperture of the mounting hole 601. More specifically, after the auxiliary rod 7 is inserted into the mounting hole 601, the limit plate 701 rotates under the action of gravity and switches from a horizontal state to a vertical state, which can limit the auxiliary rod 7 from being separated from the mounting hole 601.

[0034] like Figure 3 As shown, in some embodiments, the surface of the auxiliary rod 7 is provided with a protective cover 702, and the protective cover 702 is an elastic rubber cover. More specifically, the rubber material has a soft feel and provides a better touch compared with hard plastic or metal materials, thereby increasing the patient's comfort during use. In addition, the rubber material has a natural anti-slip property, which can increase the stability of the patient when holding the auxiliary rod 7 and avoid instability or accidents caused by hand sliding.

[0035] The above description of the disclosed embodiments enables those skilled in the art to implement or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general principles defined herein may be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the present invention. Therefore, the present invention will not be limited to the embodiments shown herein, but will conform to the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.

Claims

1. A prone bed for respiratory patients, characterized in that: Including: A bed body (1), the bed body (1) is in a U shape, and support legs (2) are fixedly arranged on both sides of the bottom of the bed body (1); A conveyor belt (3) and a driving member (4), the conveyor belt (3) is arranged between the inner side walls of the bed body (1), a breathing patient lies above the conveyor belt (3), and the driving member (4) is used to drive the conveyor belt (3) to move; Support wheels (5), which are rotatably connected at equal intervals in the middle of the inner side walls of the bed body (1) for supporting the conveyor belt (3); Fixed plates (6) and auxiliary rods (7), the fixed plates (6) are symmetrically and fixedly arranged at positions near the middle of the top of the bed body (1), mounting holes (601) are arranged at equal intervals on the surface of the fixed plates (6), and the auxiliary rods (7) are detachably arranged inside the mounting holes (601).

2. A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: A guardrail (8) is fixedly arranged at a position near the head of the bed on one side of the bed body (1).

3. A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The driving member (4) includes a driving pulley (401) rotatably connected between one side of the inner wall of the bed body (1), a driven pulley (402) is rotatably connected between the other side of the inner wall of the bed body (1), the conveyor belt (3) is drivingly connected between the driving pulley (401) and the driven pulley (402), a driving motor (403) is installed on one side of the bed tail of the bed body (1), and the output shaft of the driving motor (403) is connected to one end of the driving pulley (401).

4. A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support wheels (5) are arranged in an arched layout.

5. A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: Both ends of the auxiliary rod (7) are rotatably connected with limit plates (701) through pins, and the width of the limit plates (701) is smaller than the aperture of the mounting hole (601).

6. A prone position hospital bed for respiratory patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: A protective sleeve (702) is sleeved on the surface of the auxiliary rod (7), and the protective sleeve (702) is an elastic rubber sleeve.

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