Auxiliary walking device for senile disease department

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of auxiliary walking devices, in particular to an auxiliary walking device for the senile disease department, which comprises two supporting assemblies, each supporting assembly comprises a first supporting rod which is free of a cover on the upper portion and is of a hollow structure, a connecting ring is sleeved on the top of each first supporting rod, and an inserting hole is formed in the outer side of each connecting ring. An infusion support is movably inserted into the connecting ring and the first supporting rods, an inserting bolt used for fixing the infusion support is inserted into the inserting hole, the middles of the two first supporting rods are rotationally sleeved with second handles, a cross rod is fixedly connected between the two second handles, and bent rods are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two first supporting rods respectively. The multifunctional nursing bed has the advantages that the height of the multifunctional nursing bed is convenient to adjust, a patient can sit on the cushion assembly to have a rest when feeling lack of strength, a drainage device or an infusion bottle on the body of the patient can be conveniently placed on the infusion support, and the installation legs can be detached and replaced according to actual conditions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of auxiliary walking devices, in particular to an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics departments. Background Art

[0002] As the age of the elderly increases, their physical functions decline, resulting in inconvenient leg and foot movement. Therefore, in geriatric outpatient clinics, medical staff often support the elderly to help them walk. However, when medical staff support the elderly, the force direction is laterally outward. After a long time of support, it is easy to cause soreness and fatigue in the waist of medical staff. When the elderly need to sit down and rest halfway, they cannot find a seat, and the heights of the elderly are different. Many patients in geriatric departments also have drainage devices or infusion bottles on their bodies. Therefore, an auxiliary walking device is needed to solve these problems.

[0003] An auxiliary walking device is a tool used to assist patients or disabled people in walking. The auxiliary walking device can play a role in mobile support to facilitate force transfer, enabling people with inconvenient legs and feet to move. The auxiliary walking device is a commonly used tool in geriatrics departments. Through the auxiliary walking device, it is convenient for elderly patients to perform rehabilitation exercises, the auxiliary walking improves the support force, and increases the convenience of use. However, the auxiliary walking devices in the prior art cannot be adjusted in height, resulting in inconvenience for patients of different heights. In addition, some walking auxiliary devices do not have a place to rest, so when the patient feels tired, they still need to walk to a designated position to rest, and they cannot place the drainage devices or infusion bottles carried by some patients on their bodies, and they cannot adapt to different users during use, affecting the comfort of use. Content of the Utility Model

[0004] In order to solve the above various technical problems, the utility model provides an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics departments. The utility model is convenient for adjusting the height. The provided cushion assembly can be used by patients to sit and rest when they feel tired. The provided infusion rack is convenient for placing the drainage devices or infusion bottles carried by patients on their bodies.

[0005] To solve the above technical problems, the technical solution provided by the present utility model is as follows: An auxiliary walking device for the geriatrics department, comprising two support components. The two support components include a first support rod that is open at the top and has a hollow structure. A connecting ring is sleeved on the top of the first support rod. Insertion holes are formed on the outer side of the connecting ring. An infusion rack is inserted and movably inserted into the connecting ring and the first support rod. A plug for fixing the infusion rack is inserted at the insertion hole. A second handle is rotatably sleeved in the middle of the two first support rods. A cross bar is fixedly connected between the two second handles. Bent rods are respectively fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two first support rods. A first handle and a third handle are respectively sleeved on the upper part and the middle horizontal section of the bent rod. Connecting rods are connected between the two first support rods and the lower parts of the bent rods by bolts. A seat cushion assembly is clamped between the two connecting rods. Mounting legs are movably sleeved on the bottoms of the two first support rods and the bent rods. Limiting components for fixing the mounting legs are provided on the side walls of the bottoms of the first support rods and the bent rods.

[0006] As an improvement, the infusion rack includes a column. A plurality of second through holes that cooperate with the plug are uniformly formed on the outer side of the column from top to bottom. An installation block is fixedly connected to the upper end of the column. A hook is fixedly connected to the outer side of the installation block.

[0007] As an improvement, the seat cushion assembly includes a second support rod and a third support rod. Snap rings are rotatably sleeved at both ends of the second support rod and the third support rod. A seat cushion is fixedly connected between the four snap rings above. Inverted U-shaped snap fasteners one are welded below both ends of the third support rod. The snap fasteners one are in clamping cooperation with the side of the connecting rod close to the first support rod, and are connected by bolts between the lower ends of the snap fasteners one. Snap fasteners two are fixedly connected below the snap rings at both ends of the second support rod. The snap fasteners two are in clamping cooperation with the side of the connecting rod far from the first support rod.

[0008] As an improvement, the mounting leg includes a first mounting rod. A plurality of third through holes that cooperate with the limiting component are uniformly formed on the outer side of the first mounting rod. A universal wheel is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first mounting rod.

[0009] As an improvement, the mounting leg includes a second mounting rod. A plurality of fourth through holes that cooperate with the limiting component are uniformly formed on the outer side of the second mounting rod. An anti-slip foot pad is sleeved on the bottom of the second mounting rod.

[0010] As an improvement, the limiting component includes a first through hole that cooperates with the third through hole or the fourth through hole. A bolt is inserted and cooperated between the third through hole and the first through hole or the fourth through hole and the first through hole.

[0011] After adopting the above structure, the present utility model has the following advantages: The present utility model is convenient for adjusting the height. The provided seat cushion assembly can be used for patients to sit and rest when they feel fatigued. The provided infusion rack is convenient for placing the drainage device or infusion bottle carried by the patient. The provided mounting legs can be disassembled and replaced according to the actual situation. Description of the Drawings

[0012] Figure 1It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0013] Figure 2 It is a connection schematic diagram of a first support rod and a bent rod of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0014] Figure 3 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model when it is folded.

[0015] Figure 4 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a support assembly of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0016] Figure 5 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an installation leg of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0017] Figure 6 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an installation leg of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0018] Figure 7 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an infusion stand of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 8 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a seat cushion assembly of an auxiliary walking device for geriatrics in the present utility model.

[0020] As shown in the figure: 1. Cross bar; 2. Limit assembly; 201. Bolt; 202. First through hole; 3. Connection ring; 301. Insertion hole; 302. Plug; 4. Support assembly; 401. First support rod; 402. Bent rod; 403. Connecting rod; 404. First handle; 405. Second handle; 406. Third handle; 5. Infusion stand; 501. Column; 502. Hook; 503. Mounting block; 504. Second through hole; 6. Installation leg; 701. Universal wheel; 702. First mounting rod; 703. Third through hole; 801. Anti-slip foot pad; 802. Second mounting rod; 803. Fourth through hole; 9. Seat cushion assembly; 901. Second support rod; 902. Third support rod; 903. First buckle; 904. Second buckle; 905. Seat cushion; 906. Snap ring. Detailed implementation manners

[0021] The following further elaborates on the present utility model in conjunction with the attached drawings.

[0022] Combined with the attached Figure 1 to the attached Figure 8, the utility model is an auxiliary walking device for the geriatrics department, which comprises two support components 4. The two support components 4 include a first support rod 401 that is hollow and has no cover on the upper part. A connecting ring 3 is sleeved on the top of the first support rod 401. A jack 301 is opened on the outer side of the connecting ring 3. An infusion stand 5 is inserted and movably inserted into the connecting ring 3 and the first support rod 401. It can be used to place the drainage device or infusion bottle carried on the patient. A plug 302 for fixing the infusion stand 5 is inserted at the jack 301. The infusion stand 5 includes a column 501. A plurality of through holes two 504 that cooperate with the plug 302 are evenly opened on the outer side of the column 501 from top to bottom, and the height can be adjusted according to the actual situation. The upper end of the column 501 is fixedly connected with a mounting block 503. A hook 502 is fixedly connected to the outer side of the mounting block 503 for hanging the patient's infusion bottle. During installation, insert the column 501 into the connecting ring 3, adjust the appropriate height, and then insert the plug 302 into the jack 301 and the through hole two 504 for fixation. Hang the infusion bottle on the hook 502, and the patient can receive infusion. A second handle 405 is rotatably sleeved in the middle of the two first support rods 401. A cross bar 1 is fixedly connected between the two second handles 405. The cross bar 1 and the second handles 405 at both ends can rotate. The first support rod 401 can be rotated by holding the second handle 405 to fold the utility model. The upper ends of the two first support rods 401 are respectively fixedly connected with bent rods 402. A first handle 404 and a third handle 406 are respectively sleeved on the upper part and the middle horizontal section of the bent rod 402. When walking with the utility model, the first handle 404 can be held. When the patient needs to get up from a sitting position, the third handle 406 can be held to help get up. A limiting component 2 for fixedly installing the leg 6 is arranged on the bottom side walls of the first support rod 401 and the bent rod 402. The limiting component 2 includes a through hole one 202 that cooperates with the through hole three 703 or the through hole four 803. A bolt 201 is inserted and connected between the through hole three 703 and the through hole one 202 or between the through hole four 803 and the through hole one 202. A connecting rod 403 is connected between the two first support rods 401 and the lower part of the bent rod 402 by bolts. A seat cushion component 9 is clamped between the two connecting rods 403;

[0023] Specifically, the seat cushion assembly 9 includes a second support rod 901 and a third support rod 902. Clamping rings 906 are rotatably sleeved at both ends of the second support rod 901 and the third support rod 902. A seat cushion 905 is fixedly connected between the upper parts of the four clamping rings 906. The clamping rings 906 and the seat cushion 905 are relatively fixed and can rotate around the third support rod 902. When the seat cushion assembly 9 is not needed, it can be rotated 90° around the third support rod 902 to make it in a vertical state, which does not affect walking. At the lower parts of both ends of the third support rod 902, an inverted U-shaped first buckle 903 is welded. The first buckle 903 is in clamping fit with one side of the connecting rod 403 close to the first support rod 401, and the lower ends of the first buckle 903 are connected by bolts. A second buckle 904 is fixedly connected below the clamping rings 906 at both ends of the second support rod 901. The second buckle 904 is in clamping fit with one side of the connecting rod 403 away from the first support rod 401. When the seat cushion assembly 9 is not needed, the bolts on the first buckle 903 and the second buckle 904 can be removed, and the seat cushion assembly 9 can be taken down. When needed, the first buckle 903 and the second buckle 904 are respectively clamped on the connecting rod 403, and the first buckle 903 is connected by bolts. Mounting legs 6 are movably sleeved at the bottom ends of the two first support rods 401 and the bent rod 402;

[0024] Specifically, the mounting leg 6 includes a first mounting rod 702. A number of third through holes 703 for cooperating with the limiting assembly 2 are evenly opened on the outer side of the first mounting rod 702, which can cooperate with the limiting assembly 2 to adjust the height. Remove the bolt 201, insert the first support rod 401 into the first mounting rod 702, adjust it to a suitable height, and then insert the bolt 201 into the first through hole 202 and the third through hole 703 and tighten it. A universal wheel 701 is rotatably connected to the bottom of the first mounting rod 702;

[0025] The mounting leg 6 includes a second mounting rod 802. A number of fourth through holes 803 for cooperating with the limiting assembly 2 are evenly opened on the outer side of the second mounting rod 802, which can cooperate with the limiting assembly 2 to adjust the height. Remove the bolt 201, insert the first support rod 401 into the second mounting rod 802, adjust it to a suitable height, and then insert the bolt 201 into the first through hole 202 and the fourth through hole 803 and tighten it. An anti-slip foot pad 801 is sleeved at the bottom of the second mounting rod 802, which can prevent slipping and ensure the safety of the user.

[0026] When the present utility model is specifically implemented, the mounting leg 6 can be assembled according to the actual situation. When walking, the mounting method as shown in the appendix Figure 1 can be selected. During installation, remove the bolt 201, insert the first support rod 401 into the first mounting rod 702, adjust it to a suitable height, and then insert the bolt 201 into the first through hole 202 and the third through hole 703 and tighten it. The anti-slip foot pad 801 at the bottom end has a certain friction with the ground, making walking safer and more reliable. When wanting to push the present utility model to assist walking, the mounting method as shown in the appendix Figure 2For the installation method shown, remove the bolt 201, insert the first support rod 401 into the second installation rod 802, adjust it to the appropriate height, insert the bolt 201 into the first through hole 202 and the fourth through hole 803 and then tighten it. The snap ring 906 and the seat cushion 905 of the seat cushion assembly 9 are relatively fixed and can rotate around the third support rod 902. When the seat cushion assembly 9 is not needed, it can be rotated 90° around the third support rod 902 to make it in a vertical state, which does not affect walking. If you don't want to install the seat cushion assembly 9, you can remove the bolts on the first buckle 903 and the second buckle 904 and take down the seat cushion assembly 9. When needed, respectively fasten the first buckle 903 and the second buckle 904 on the connecting rod 403 and connect the first buckle 903 with a bolt. When walking with the present utility model, you can hold the first handle 404. When the patient needs to get up while sitting, you can hold the third handle 406 to help get up. If the patient needs to have an infusion, insert the upright column 501 into the connecting ring 3, adjust it to the appropriate height, and then fix it with the bolt 302. Hang the infusion bottle on the hook 502, and the patient can have an infusion.

[0027] The above describes the present utility model and its implementation manners. Such description is not restrictive. What is shown in the drawings is only one of the implementation manners of the present utility model, and the actual structure is not limited thereto. Generally speaking, if those of ordinary skill in the art are inspired by it and, without departing from the creative purpose of the present utility model, design similar structural manners and embodiments to this technical solution without creative efforts, they shall fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A geriatric walking aid, comprising two support assemblies (4), characterized in that: The two support assemblies (4) include a support rod (401) without a cover on the top and having a hollow structure, a connecting ring (3) is sleeved on the top of the support rod (401), a plug hole (301) is opened on the outside of the connecting ring (3), an infusion stand (5) is inserted and movably connected between the connecting ring (3) and the support rod (401), a plug (302) for fixing the infusion stand (5) is inserted at the plug hole (301), a handle (405) is rotatably sleeved on the middle part of the two support rods (401), a cross bar (1) is fixedly connected between the two handles (405), and the two support rods (401) are connected to each other. 01) are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two support rods (401) and the bent rod (402), and a handle (404) and a handle (406) are respectively sleeved on the upper and middle horizontal sections of the bent rod (402). A connecting rod (403) is connected between the two support rods (401) and the lower parts of the bent rod (402) by bolts, and a cushion assembly (9) is clamped between the two connecting rods (403). The bottom ends of the two support rods (401) and the bent rod (402) are movably sleeved with mounting legs (6), and a limiting assembly (2) for fixing the mounting legs (6) is provided on the bottom side walls of the support rods (401) and the bent rod (402).

2. The geriatric walking aid according to claim 1, characterized in that: The infusion stand (5) comprises a column (501), a plurality of through holes (504) cooperating with the plug (302) are evenly arranged on the outside of the column (501) from top to bottom, a mounting block (503) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the column (501), and a hook (502) is fixedly connected to the outside of the mounting block (503).

3. The geriatric walking assist device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The seat cushion assembly (9) comprises a second support rod (901) and a third support rod (902), wherein a snap ring (906) is rotatably provided at both ends of the second support rod (901) and the third support rod (902), and a seat cushion (905) is fixedly connected between the four snap rings (906) above, and an inverted U-shaped snap ring (903) is welded below both ends of the third support rod (902), and the snap ring (903) is snap-fitted with a side of the connecting rod (403) close to the first support rod (401), and the lower ends of the snap ring (903) are connected by bolts, and a snap ring (904) is fixedly connected below the snap rings (906) at both ends of the second support rod (901), and the snap ring (904) is snap-fitted with a side of the connecting rod (403) away from the first support rod (401).

4. The geriatric walking assist device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mounting leg (6) comprises a mounting rod (702), a plurality of through holes (703) cooperating with the limit assembly (2) are evenly arranged on the outer side of the mounting rod (702), and a universal wheel (701) is rotatably connected to the bottom of the mounting rod (702).

5. The geriatric walking assist device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mounting leg (6) comprises a second mounting rod (802), a plurality of fourth through holes (803) cooperating with the limit assembly (2) are evenly arranged on the outer side of the second mounting rod (802), and a non-slip foot pad (801) is sleeved on the bottom of the second mounting rod (802).

6. The geriatric walking assist device according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that: The limiting assembly (2) comprises a through hole one (202) matched with the through hole three (703) or the through hole four (803), and a bolt (201) is inserted between the through hole three (703) and the through hole one (202) or the through hole four (803) and the through hole one (202).

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