Nursing turning-over auxiliary support

Abstract

The utility model discloses a nursing turning-over auxiliary support, relates to the technical field of nursing auxiliary instruments, and provides the nursing turning-over auxiliary support which can avoid pressure sores on the sacrococcygeal region of a patient, is provided with a protective fence capable of adjusting the position and can protect the patient when the patient turns over. Which comprises a base and a partitioned bed board laid on the base and used for assisting a patient in turning over, the partitioned bed board comprises an upper bed board, a middle bed board and a lower bed board, and is characterized in that an auxiliary structure used for assisting the patient in turning over is arranged on the lower bed board; linear grooves are symmetrically formed between the middle bed board and the lower bed board, and a protection structure capable of adjusting the position according to the needs of a patient is arranged in each linear groove; the middle bed board is an elastic air cushion capable of preventing the sacrococcygeal region of the patient from generating pressure sores. According to the utility model, the sacrococcygeal region of a patient is not easy to have pressure sores; in addition, when the patient turns over, the patient is protected.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of nursing auxiliary equipment, in particular to a nursing turning auxiliary bracket. Background Art

[0002] With the continuous improvement of medical standards, more and more departments have begun to use medical devices and nursing aids to help patients recover their health. In the Department of Cardiology, most patients with cardiovascular diseases are relatively weak and often need to lie down to rest during daily recovery. However, after lying down for a long time, these patients are prone to soreness and swelling all over the body and are unable to turn over. Therefore, during daily care, corresponding turning assistive devices are needed to assist patients in turning over.

[0003] Most of the existing medical cardiovascular nursing turning auxiliary supports are fixed to the bed and have a relatively complex structure. When turning the patient, the entire bed needs to be deformed to a certain extent, which is not conducive to the operation of medical staff.

[0004] Publication (Announcement) No. (CN 221061077 U) discloses a nursing turning assistive support, belonging to the technical field of medical assistive devices. The support comprises a bed frame, a support frame mounted at the bottom of the bed frame, and a cavity defined at the top corresponding to the middle section of the bed frame. A turning assembly is mounted within the cavity. The turning assembly comprises a turning frame in the shape of a mountain. The bottom of the cavity is provided with, from top to bottom, a third hinge plate, a second hinge plate, and a first hinge plate. The first hinge plate is hinged to one end of the second hinge plate, and the second hinge plate is hinged to one end of the third hinge plate. The first, second, and third hinge plates are interlaced and hinged. A mounting seat protrudes from the bottom of the bed frame corresponding to the cavity. The turning assembly provided in this utility model minimizes the patient's body from sliding during turning, potentially affecting overall turning. Furthermore, the interlaced hinged first, second, and third hinge plates facilitate the patient's ability to be turned in different directions during subsequent work.

[0005] However, the turning assembly has a complex structure and is cumbersome to use, and cannot help the patient turn over quickly. Utility Model Content

[0006] In response to the above-mentioned problems, the present invention aims to provide a nursing turning-over auxiliary bracket, which provides a rotatable support frame for supporting and limiting the patient's legs, making turning over convenient and quick, and can help patients turn over quickly.

[0007] In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical solutions adopted by this utility model are as follows:

[0008] A nursing turning assisting stand comprises a base and a partitioned bed board placed on the base for assisting a patient in turning over, the partitioned bed board comprising an upper, middle and lower bed board, characterized in that an auxiliary structure for assisting a patient in turning over is provided on the lower bed board;

[0009] There are symmetrical I-shaped grooves between the middle bed board and the lower bed board, and each I-shaped groove is provided with a protective structure that can be adjusted according to the patient's needs;

[0010] The middle bed board is an elastic air cushion that can prevent pressure sores from forming on the patient's sacrum and coccyx.

[0011] Furthermore, the auxiliary structure includes a slot opened on the lower bed board, and a turning assembly is sleeved inside the slot.

[0012] Furthermore, the turning assembly includes a support frame movably sleeved in the slot.

[0013] Furthermore, one end of the support frame is provided with two placement grooves adapted to the legs, and the other end is a flat surface.

[0014] Furthermore, a sliding structure is provided in the I-shaped groove, and a protective structure is provided above the sliding component.

[0015] Furthermore, the protective structure includes a limiting groove provided above the sliding structure, and an L-shaped guardrail is sleeved in the limiting groove.

[0016] Furthermore, the sliding structure includes a slide rail and a slider sleeved in the slide rail, and the slider is connected to the limiting groove.

[0017] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: compared with the prior art, the improvement of the present invention is that:

[0018] A rotatable support frame is provided to support and limit the patient's legs, making turning over convenient and quick, and helping the patient to quickly turn over.

[0019] An elastic air cushion is provided at the patient's sacrum or waist to adjust the pressure on the sacrum or waist, so that the patient's sacrum is less likely to develop pressure sores;

[0020] L-shaped guardrails are provided on both sides of the bed body, and the positions of the guardrails can be adjusted by sliding components. They can not only prevent the patient from falling off the bed, but also provide support and protection for the patient's upper body when turning over. A support frame for assisting the patient in turning over is provided on the lower bed board. When the patient turns over, the support frame can be rotated to assist the patient's lower body in turning over. Through the cooperation of the L-shaped guardrail and the support frame, the patient can turn over quickly by synchronously flipping the upper and lower body when turning over. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 This is an overall schematic diagram of the adjustment bracket of the utility model.

[0022] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the support frame of the present invention after being flipped 180°.

[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the protective structure of the utility model being located on a sliding component.

[0024] Figure 4 This is a perspective view of the positional relationship between the support frame, base and lower bed board of the utility model.

[0025] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of the positional relationship between the support frame, the base and the lower bed board after the utility model is flipped 180 degrees.

[0026] Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the positional relationship between the support frame, the base and the lower bed board after the utility model is flipped 90 degrees.

[0027] Among them: 1. Base, 2. Upper bed board, 201. Right turning bed board, 202. Middle bed board, 203. Left turning bed board, 3. Middle bed board, 4. Lower bed board, 5. L-shaped guardrail, 6. Hinge, 7. Limiting groove, 8. Double-headed screw, 9. Slide rail, 10. Slider, 11. Handle, 12. Support frame, 13. Rotating axis, 14. Slot, 15. Placement slot. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] In order to enable those skilled in the art to better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the technical solution of the present invention is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0029] See also Figures 1-6 The present application discloses a nursing turning over auxiliary support, including a base 1, which is a bed board with four legs. The bed board is provided with a partitioned bed board to assist the patient in turning over. The partitioned bed board includes three parts: upper, middle and lower bed boards. Each part of the bed board is connected by a hinge 6. Each part of the bed board is provided with a corresponding partitioned mattress. The thickness of the partitioned mattress is about 5 cm, which does not affect the turning of the partitioned bed board.

[0030] There are symmetrical I-shaped grooves between the middle bed plate 3 and the lower bed plate 4. A sliding assembly is fixed to each I-shaped groove by bolts. The sliding assembly includes a slide rail 9 and a slider 10. The bottom surface of the limit groove 7 is welded to the slider 10. Figure 1 and 2 As shown, each I-shaped groove has an operating space for the L-shaped guardrail 5 to rotate.

[0031] The limiting groove 7 is a concave steel plate with a thickness of 1 cm. An L-shaped guardrail 5 is sleeved in the limiting groove 7. The L-shaped guardrail 5 is a hollow square steel tube. In order to facilitate the use of the patient, the L-shaped guardrail 5 is wrapped with a layer of medical soft rubber with a thickness of 2 cm, so that the L-shaped guardrail 5 will not cause collision to the patient when providing protection. When in use, the soft cushion can be placed on the L-shaped guardrail 5 on the side that the patient wants to turn over, which can provide better protection for the patient. There are openings on both sides of the limiting groove 7, and the position of the L-shaped guardrail 5 corresponding to the limiting groove is also provided with an opening. The fixing member passes through the openings on the limiting groove 7 and the L-shaped guardrail 5 to fix the limiting groove 7 and the L-shaped guardrail 5. It should be noted that the fixing member in this application can be a screw rod, a double-headed screw, etc. As an example, the fixing member used here is a double-headed screw 8, both ends of which are provided with matching nuts. After the L-shaped guardrail 5 rotates in the limit groove 7, the L-shaped guardrail 5 can be fixed. In order to enable the L-shaped guardrail 5 to rotate in the limit groove 7, a gap with a height of 3 cm is left between the L-shaped guardrail 5 and the bottom of the limit groove 7.

[0032] More specifically, the slide rails and sliders used in this application are existing products, used in conjunction with each other, and have a self-locking structure, and their model is ISGR15N with lock. The double-headed screws used in this application are also existing products, model GB5783-86, and their usage will not be described in detail here.

[0033] The middle bed board 3 is an elastic air cushion that can prevent the patient's sacrum and coccyx from developing pressure sores. Unlike a hard bed board, the elastic air cushion does not exert constant pressure on the patient's sacrum and coccyx. It can prevent the patient's sacrum and coccyx from being under pressure for a long time, which can cause hypoxia and ischemia, and thus prevent the occurrence of pressure sores.

[0034] The lower bed board 4 of the present application is provided with an auxiliary structure for assisting the patient to turn over, and the auxiliary structure is used to assist the patient's lower body to turn over.

[0035] Specifically, the auxiliary structure includes a slot 14 formed in the lower bed board 4, housing a turning assembly. The slot 14 extends through the lower bed board 4 and the corresponding base 1. The turning assembly comprises a support frame 12 that is movably mounted within the slot 14 via a rotation axis 13. The support frame 12 can rotate 360° within the slot 14 via the rotation axis 13. Furthermore, there is no position-limiting structure between the slot 14 and the rotation axis 13, facilitating rotation of the support frame 12.

[0036] Preferably, one end of the support frame 12 is provided with two placement slots 15 adapted to the patient's legs, and the other end is flat. It should be noted that the support frame 12 is made of a combination of silicone and stainless steel, wherein the upper portion where the placement slots 15 are located is made of silicone, and the lower portion where the flat surface is located is made of stainless steel. The silicone placement slots 15 are elastic and relatively soft, adapting to the legs of most patients and providing comfort and ease of use. For patients with thin or thick legs, the size of the opening of the placement slots 15 needs to be customized.

[0037] When the support frame 12 is needed, the support frame 12 can be rotated so that the end with the placement slot 15 is facing upward. Since the support frame 12 is an irregular shape with a low middle and high sides, such as Figure 4 and Figure 6 As shown, when the patient's legs are placed in the placement slots 15 and need to turn over, not only can the patient's legs be fixed by the placement slots 15 to prevent the patient's body from sliding, but the medical staff or the patient's family can also manually flip the support frame 12 to drive the legs to rotate. The irregular setting of low in the middle and high on both sides makes the rotation of the legs more labor-saving. When the high side rotates to the highest point, the leg on that side can be quickly flipped over by the action of gravity to help the patient turn over.

[0038] When the support frame 12 is not needed, the support frame 12 can be flipped over so that the flat side faces upward. It should be noted that when the flat side of the support frame 12 faces upward, it is flush with the upper end of the slot 14, that is, flush with the upper surface of the lower bed board 4, and there will be no bulge that will make the patient feel uncomfortable.

[0039] It should be noted that the sides of the right turning bed board 201 and the left turning bed board 203 of the present application are each provided with two handles 11 for medical personnel to grasp. The handles 11 are recessed in the bed board. When the patient needs to be turned over, the medical personnel can grasp the handles 11 and gently lift the left or right turning bed board to a degree that the patient can turn over. The manual control of turning here is set to facilitate the control of the turning force, to avoid the situation where the force of the electric telescopic rod cannot be adjusted according to the patient's condition, resulting in excessive or insufficient force, thereby causing harm to the patient.

[0040] Example

[0041] When using the nursing turning over auxiliary support of the present application, the partitioned mattress is laid on the partitioned bed board, and then the patient lies on it. When turning over is required, the medical staff first pulls the L-shaped guardrail 5 of the protective structure toward the patient's turning side from the side of the partitioned bed board to the side of the bed board. Figure 1 Place it flat as shown in the figure Figure 2In the upright position shown, the patient's upper body is supported and protected, and then the patient's legs are placed in the corresponding placement slots 15. The slider 10 is then used to drive the L-shaped guardrail 5 to move on the slide rail 9. When it moves to the appropriate position, the slider 10 with a self-locking structure is locked to fix the L-shaped guardrail 5 in place. Then, the medical staff grasps the handle 11 and gently lifts the left or right turning bed board to a level where the patient can turn over. Since the patient's upper and lower body are already supported and limited, there will be no body sliding that affects the overall turning. In addition, the medical staff can manually rotate the support frame 12 to help the patient's legs turn over, thereby completing the patient's entire body turning over. After the turning is completed, the support frame 12 is rotated to one end of the plane to facilitate the patient's use of the bed.

[0042] The L-shaped guardrail 5 of the present application not only prevents the patient from rolling off the bed when turning over, but also provides support for the patient when the patient needs to sit in bed, giving the patient a foothold and making sitting more comfortable. In addition, the middle bed board 3 is an elastic air cushion. Even if a mattress is added, the elastic air cushion of the middle bed board 3 is softer and more elastic than the hard bed boards in other parts. Therefore, when the patient lies flat or sits up, the elastic air cushion in contact with the sacrum and coccyx can regulate the pressure on the patient's sacrum and coccyx, making the patient's sacrum and coccyx less likely to develop pressure sores.

[0043] 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 merely illustrative of the principles of the present invention. Various changes and improvements may be made to the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Such changes and improvements are intended to fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of protection claimed in this invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A nursing turning-over assisting support, comprising a base (1) and a partitioned bed board laid on the base (1) for assisting a patient in turning over, the partitioned bed board comprising an upper bed board (2), a middle bed board (3), and a lower bed board (4), characterized in that: The lower bed board is provided with an auxiliary structure for assisting the patient to turn over; The auxiliary structure comprises a slot (14) formed on the lower bed plate (4), wherein a turning assembly is sleeved inside the slot (14); I-shaped grooves are symmetrically provided between the middle bed board (3) and the lower bed board (4), and each I-shaped groove is provided with a protective structure capable of adjusting the position according to the needs of the patient; The protective structure comprises a limiting groove (7) provided above the sliding structure, wherein an L-shaped guardrail (5) is sleeved in the limiting groove (7); The middle bed board (3) is an elastic air cushion capable of preventing pressure sores from forming on the patient's sacrum and coccyx.

2. The nursing turning assisting bracket according to claim 1, characterized in that: The turning assembly comprises a support frame (12) movably sleeved in a slot (14).

3. The nursing turning assisting bracket according to claim 2, characterized in that: One end of the support frame (12) is provided with two placement grooves (15) adapted to the legs, and the other end is a flat surface.

4. The nursing turning assisting bracket according to claim 3, characterized in that: A sliding structure is also provided in the I-shaped groove, and a protective structure is provided above the sliding structure.

5. The nursing turning assisting bracket according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sliding structure comprises a slide rail (9) and a slider (10) sleeved in the slide rail, and the slider (10) is connected to the limiting groove (7).

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