Bedside instrument shelf

Abstract

This utility model relates to the field of storage racks, and more particularly to a bedside instrument storage rack. The technical solution is as follows: The bedside instrument storage rack includes a movable base, a lifting base, an electric telescopic rod, movable wheels, a bottom railing, a top railing, and a trash can. Mounting cylinders are fixed to the four upper corners of the movable base, and an electric telescopic rod is fixed inside the mounting cylinders. The conveying end of the electric telescopic rod is installed at the four lower corners of the lifting base. A top railing is fixed to the upper edge of the lifting base, and a U-shaped frame is fixed to the inclined angle of the outer wall of the top railing. This utility model allows the electric telescopic rod to push the lifting base stably upwards to a suitable height or lower the lifting base to the top of the movable base, so as to adjust the medical instruments on the lifting base to a suitable height, or to retract them when not in use, thus not affecting the use of bedside space. The trash can can be used to collect waste generated by the patient during treatment.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of storage racks, specifically relating to a bedside instrument storage rack. Background Technology

[0002] Bedside instrument shelves are common equipment in medical settings, typically used in hospital wards, especially intensive care units, general wards, or emergency rooms. Their main function is to provide a convenient location for placing various medical instruments, equipment, medications, and nursing supplies next to the bed.

[0003] Traditional bedside shelves require a large space when used to store medical instruments. Furthermore, different instruments often require different placement heights for easy access by medical staff. Existing shelves often have a fixed height for supporting the instruments, making it difficult for medical staff to use them at a suitable height. Additionally, medical instruments often require pre-treatment skin cleaning or medication administration, and the lack of storage for medical waste can affect the hygiene of the patient when using the instruments.

[0004] Therefore, in response to the problems of existing bedside storage racks taking up a large area and being inconvenient to use, a bedside instrument storage rack was developed. By adding an electric lifting structure, a limiting auxiliary structure, and a multi-layer isolation storage structure to the bedside storage rack, the space required for use can be greatly reduced, medical instruments can be used by medical staff at an appropriate height, and waste generated by patients during treatment can be stored. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to overcome the problems of existing bedside shelves taking up too much space and being inconvenient to use.

[0006] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a bedside instrument shelf, including a movable base, a lifting base, an electric telescopic rod, and movable wheels, as well as a bottom railing, a top railing, and a trash can. An installation cylinder is fixed to the four upper corners of the movable base, and an electric telescopic rod is fixed inside the installation cylinder. The conveying end of the electric telescopic rod is installed at the four lower corners of the lifting base. A top railing is fixed to the upper edge of the lifting base, and a U-shaped frame is fixed to the inclined angle of the outer wall of the top railing. A connecting frame is snapped onto the U-shaped frame, and a trash can is installed on the connecting frame. A bottom railing is fixed to the upper edge of the movable base, and a through hole is opened at the lower end of the lifting base, with the inner wall of the through hole fitting against the outer wall of the bottom railing.

[0007] Preferably, the lower four corners of the movable base are fixed with movable wheels, and the upper center of the movable base is provided with a first storage slot.

[0008] Preferably, the upper center of the lifting base has a second storage slot, and the front end of the lifting base has a cabinet slot.

[0009] As a preferred option, a storage cabinet is installed inside the cabinet slot, and a handle is fixed to the front end of the storage cabinet.

[0010] Preferably, the lower end of the storage cabinet is provided with a sliding groove that matches the lower end of the cabinet slot.

[0011] Preferably, the top railing is distributed around the outer wall of the second storage compartment, and the front end of the top railing is open.

[0012] Preferably, the bottom railings are distributed around the outer wall of the first storage slot, and the upper end of the bottom railings fits against the upper inner wall of the through hole.

[0013] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0014] 1. The electric telescopic rod can be used to push the lifting base stably up to a suitable height or lower the lifting base to the top of the movable base. Compared with the original shelf, the medical instruments on the lifting base can be adjusted to a suitable height, or retracted when not in use, so as not to affect the use of the bedside space.

[0015] 2. Trash cans can be used to collect waste generated by patients during treatment, which can improve the hygiene of patients during treatment compared to the original shelves.

[0016] 3. The bottom and top railings can be used to limit the movement of medicines or instruments placed on the movable and lifting bases, respectively, to prevent them from falling off during movement or use, compared to the original storage platform. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0019] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the movable base, mounting cylinder, electric telescopic rod, bottom railing and movable wheels of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0020] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural breakdown of the lifting base, top railing, and U-shaped frame of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0021] Figure 5The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the lifting base of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0022] Figure 6 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the storage cabinet and handle of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0023] Figure 7 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the trash can and connecting frame of the bedside instrument storage rack of this utility model.

[0024] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1-Mobile base, 2-Electric telescopic rod, 3-Lifting base, 4-Storage cabinet, 5-Trash can, 6-Moving wheels, 7-U-shaped frame, 8-Mounting cylinder, 9-First storage slot, 10-Bottom railing, 11-Second storage slot, 12-Cabinet slot, 13-Top railing, 14-Through hole, 15-Handle, 16-Slide groove, 17-Connecting frame. Detailed Implementation

[0025] A storage shelf is a unit of equipment used for storing, organizing, and categorizing items. It is widely used in homes, offices, commercial spaces, and medical facilities. Its main function is to provide an organized space for various items, facilitating access and management. The design and materials of storage shelves vary depending on the usage scenario and purpose. Common types of storage shelves include:

[0026] 1. Household storage rack

[0027] Types: such as bookshelves, kitchen shelves, bathroom shelves, shoe racks, etc.

[0028] Materials: wood, metal, plastic, glass, etc.

[0029] Function: Household storage shelves are mainly used to store books, decorations, kitchen utensils, daily necessities, shoes and other items, which helps to keep the home space tidy and organized.

[0030] 2. Office storage rack

[0031] Types: File racks, document racks, bookshelves, etc.

[0032] Materials: metal, wood, glass, etc.

[0033] Function: Office shelves are mainly used to store files, documents, office supplies, etc., to help keep the work area tidy and improve work efficiency.

[0034] 3. Commercial storage racks

[0035] Materials: metal, steel, glass, plastic, etc.

[0036] Function: In commercial spaces such as shops, supermarkets, and showrooms, shelving units are used to display goods or organize inventory, making it convenient for customers to select and purchase items.

[0037] 4. Shelves in medical facilities

[0038] Types: Bedside instrument racks, medicine racks, nursing supply racks, etc.

[0039] Materials: Stainless steel, plastic, aluminum alloy, etc.

[0040] Function: In medical facilities such as hospitals and clinics, shelving units are used to store medicines, medical equipment, consumables, etc., making them convenient for medical staff to use and manage.

[0041] 5. Movable shelving unit

[0042] Types: Wheeled shelves, mobile racks, etc.

[0043] Materials: metal, plastic, wood, etc.

[0044] Function: The wheeled shelving unit is easy to move between different areas and is suitable for environments that require frequent repositioning or cleaning, such as warehouses, shops, and hospitals.

[0045] Features of the storage rack:

[0046] Space saving: By utilizing space vertically, shelving can make efficient use of space, making it suitable for small homes or work environments.

[0047] Highly organized: It helps to categorize and store items, avoiding clutter and disorder, especially for items that need to be accessed frequently.

[0048] Easy to clean: Most shelving units are designed with ease of cleaning in mind, especially in medical and kitchen environments, and are often made of stain-resistant and easy-to-wipe materials.

[0049] Customizability: Shelves can be designed in different sizes, with different numbers of layers and functions to meet different space and item storage needs.

[0050] Common materials:

[0051] Metal shelves: Generally sturdy and durable, suitable for storing heavy items, and commonly used in industrial and commercial settings.

[0052] Wooden shelves: Beautiful and elegant, suitable for homes and offices, and usually used to store lightweight items.

[0053] Plastic storage racks: lightweight, inexpensive, and suitable for storing everyday items.

[0054] Glass shelves: typically used to display or decorate items, they have a modern and stylish appearance, but require protection.

[0055] With proper design, shelving units can help store items in different environments, improve space utilization, and maintain cleanliness and order. They are an indispensable piece of practical furniture or equipment in homes and workplaces.

[0056] Please see Figures 1-7 This utility model provides an embodiment of a bedside instrument shelf, including a movable base 1, a lifting base 3, an electric telescopic rod 2, and movable wheels 6. It also includes a bottom railing 10, a top railing 13, and a trash can 5. The upper four corner edges of the movable base 1 are fixedly connected to the mounting cylinder 8, and the electric telescopic rod 2 is fixedly connected inside the mounting cylinder 8. The conveying end of the electric telescopic rod 2 is installed at the lower four corner edges of the lifting base 3. The upper edge of the lifting base 3 is fixedly connected to the top railing 13, and a U-shaped frame 7 is fixedly connected to the inclined angle of the outer wall of the top railing 13. A connecting frame 17 is snapped onto the U-shaped frame 7, and a trash can 5 is installed on the connecting frame 17. The upper edge of the movable base 1 is fixedly connected to the bottom railing 10, and the lower end of the lifting base 3 has a through hole 14, the inner wall of which is in contact with the outer wall of the bottom railing 10.

[0057] The electric telescopic rod 2 can push the lifting base 3 to a suitable height or lower it to the top of the moving base 1 to adjust the medical instruments on the lifting base 3 to a suitable height, or retract them when not in use, so as not to affect the use of the bedside space. The trash can 5 can be used to collect the waste generated by the patient during treatment. The bottom railing 10 and the top railing 13 can respectively limit the medicines or instruments placed on the moving base 1 and the lifting base 3 to prevent them from falling during movement or use.

[0058] Please see Figures 3-4 In this embodiment, the four corners of the lower end of the movable base 1 are fixed with movable wheels 6. The upper center of the movable base 1 is provided with a first storage groove 9. In use, the first storage groove 9 can limit and support the bottom of the medicine or instrument placed therein to prevent it from tipping over during movement. The upper center of the lifting base 3 is provided with a second storage groove 11. The front end of the lifting base 3 is provided with a cabinet groove 12. In use, the second storage groove 11 can limit and support the bottom of the medicine or instrument placed therein, thereby assisting its stability when placed in the second storage groove 11. A storage cabinet 4 is provided in the cabinet groove 12. The front end of the storage cabinet 4 is fixed with a handle 15. In use, the storage cabinet 4 can store the medical supplies commonly used by patients.

[0059] Please see Figure 4In this embodiment, the lower end of the storage cabinet 4 is provided with a sliding groove 16, which is adapted to the lower end of the cabinet groove 12. In use, the user can easily pull the storage cabinet 4 to open and close it through the handle 15.

[0060] Please see Figures 3-7 In this embodiment, the bottom railing 10 is distributed around the outer wall of the first storage slot 9, and the upper end of the bottom railing 10 is in contact with the upper inner wall of the through hole 14. In use, the top railing 13 with an open front end makes it easy for medical staff to place medicines on or retrieve medicines from the lifting base 3. The top railing 13 is distributed around the outer wall of the second storage slot 11, and the front end of the top railing 13 is open. In use, the top railing 13 with an open front end makes it easy for users to lubricate and maintain the output end of the electric telescopic rod 2.

[0061] Before use, place the treatment instruments needed by the patient on the lifting base 3 and set them in the second storage slot 11. Then pull the handle 15 to move the storage cabinet 4 out of the cabinet slot 12. Then store the treatment supplies commonly used by the patient in the storage cabinet 4. Then place the medicines and small instruments needed by the patient on the moving base 1 and set them in the first storage slot 9.

[0062] Next, push the top railing 13, and the movable base 1 is moved to the patient's bedside with the assistance of the movable wheels 6. It is then fixed by the self-locking structure on the movable wheels 6. Then, according to the needs of the user or medical staff, activate the electric telescopic rod 2. The electric telescopic rod 2 pushes the lifting base 3 to move steadily upward to a suitable height, so that the lifting base 3 is moved upward from the upper end of the movable base 1 to a suitable height to support the medical instruments and adjust them to a suitable height. Alternatively, drive the lifting base 3 to move downward so that the lifting base 3 descends back to the upper end of the movable base 1.

[0063] Through the above steps, the electric telescopic rod 2 can push the lifting base 3 to a suitable height or lower the lifting base 3 to the upper end of the moving base 1 to adjust the medical instruments on the lifting base 3 to a suitable height, or retract them when not in use, so as not to affect the use of the bedside space. The trash can 5 can collect the waste generated by the patient during treatment, solving the problem that the existing bedside shelves take up a large area and are inconvenient to use.

[0064] The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art, various changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A bedside instrument shelf, comprising a movable base (1), a lifting base (3), an electric telescopic rod (2), and casters (6), characterized in that: It also includes a bottom railing (10), a top railing (13), and a trash can (5). The upper four corner edges of the movable base (1) are fixed with an installation cylinder (8). An electric telescopic rod (2) is fixed inside the installation cylinder (8). The conveying end of the electric telescopic rod (2) is installed at the lower four corner edges of the lifting base (3). The upper edge of the lifting base (3) is fixed with a top railing (13). A U-shaped frame (7) is fixed at the inclined angle of the outer wall of the top railing (13). A connecting frame (17) is snapped on the U-shaped frame (7). A trash can (5) is installed on the connecting frame (17). The upper edge of the movable base (1) is fixed with a bottom railing (10). A through hole (14) is opened at the lower end of the lifting base (3). The inner wall of the through hole (14) is in contact with the outer wall of the bottom railing (10).

2. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower four corners of the movable base (1) are fixed with movable wheels (6), and the upper center of the movable base (1) is provided with a first storage slot (9).

3. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 2, characterized in that: The upper center of the lifting base (3) is provided with a second storage slot (11), and the front end of the lifting base (3) is provided with a cabinet slot (12).

4. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 3, characterized in that: A storage cabinet (4) is installed inside the cabinet slot (12), and a handle (15) is fixed to the front end of the storage cabinet (4).

5. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 4, characterized in that: The lower end of the storage cabinet (4) is provided with a slide groove (16), which is adapted to the lower end of the cabinet groove (12).

6. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 5, characterized in that: The top railing (13) is distributed around the outer wall of the second storage compartment (11), and the front end of the top railing (13) is open.

7. The bedside instrument shelf according to claim 6, characterized in that: The bottom railing (10) is distributed around the outer wall of the first storage slot (9), and the upper end of the bottom railing (10) is in contact with the upper inner wall of the through hole (14).

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