Auxiliary device for patient to get out of bed to move

Abstract

The utility model relates to an auxiliary device for a patient to get out of bed to move, which comprises a piece of rear bellyband cloth, through the use of an anti-pulling, anti-falling and anti-falling assembly, a pull rope, a primary magic tape I and a secondary magic tape I, a drainage tube on the body of the patient can be properly fixed on a bellyband, and a drainage bag of the patient is fixed through the anti-pulling, anti-falling and anti-falling assembly. The hook-and-loop fasteners reinforce and fix the drainage tube, enhance the fixing effect and prevent the drainage tube from dislocation or traction, so that the comfort and safety of a patient are improved, the patient getting out of bed to move can be supported, stabilized and protected more conveniently, the drainage tube is effectively fixed, and falling caused by falling of the tube is avoided; meanwhile, the tightness degree of the abdominal belt can be adjusted according to the waist and abdomen dimensions of the patient, the abdominal belt can be suitable for different patients, a drainage tube on the body of the patient getting out of bed to move can be limited and fixed, the drainage tube can be prevented from being accidentally pulled and hurting the patient, and use is convenient.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical device technology, and in particular to an assistive device for patients to get out of bed. Background Technology

[0002] Early postoperative mobilization is important and necessary for patients undergoing abdominal surgery. It promotes the recovery of gastrointestinal function, wound healing, and lung function, prevents various complications, shortens hospital stay, and improves patient satisfaction. However, patients' fear of early ambulation mainly stems from concerns about incision dehiscence, the risk of drainage tube displacement or dislodgement, and the risk of falls due to tube dislodgement. To help patients ambulate early and alleviate their fear, assistive devices for getting out of bed are needed. These devices provide support, stability, and protection, effectively securing drainage tubes to prevent dislodgement and falls. Simultaneously, the abdominal binder applies even pressure, effectively reducing tension and friction at the incision site, thereby promoting wound healing.

[0003] Traditional abdominal binders only bandage and fix the abdomen. Patients may have different abdominal circumferences before and after surgery. When patients get out of bed, traditional abdominal binders may lose their pressure protection. Drainage bags are only fixed to clothing with old-fashioned pins, and the drainage tube is not secondary secured. The distance between the drainage bag and the wound can be subjectively determined by the patient or family's knowledge of the tube, without a standardized fixed distance. This can easily lead to poor drainage during activity, or the old-fashioned pins may not be able to support the weight of the drainage fluid, causing the drainage bag to fall off. This can lead to displacement or dislodgement of the drainage tube, increasing the incidence of unplanned tube removal and even increasing the risk of falls due to the drainage bag falling off. Utility Model Content

[0004] Existing patents only wrap the user's abdomen, failing to provide secondary reinforcement of the drainage tube when the patient gets out of bed, or to simultaneously secure the drainage tube and bag. Furthermore, the distance between the drainage bag and the wound location is not precisely defined, hindering effective drainage. The tightness of the abdominal binder cannot be adjusted to accommodate different waist and abdominal dimensions, reducing patient comfort. Additionally, the lack of secure fixation of the drainage tube during patient movement increases the risk of accidental dislodgement and injury. This invention provides an auxiliary device for patient mobility.

[0005] The technical solution adopted by this utility model is: an assistive device for patients to get out of bed, comprising:

[0006] The posterior abdominal band is provided with a front abdominal band on one side. Both the posterior abdominal band and the front abdominal band are symmetrically provided with two wide strips of fabric by sewing.

[0007] An anti-tear, anti-drop, and anti-fall component is provided, which is installed on one side of the wide fabric strip. This component connects the abdominal binder and the drainage bag on the same side. Its position can be adjusted freely on both sides according to the location of the drainage tube. The component includes a connecting structure symmetrically installed on both sides of the posterior abdominal binder and the posterior abdominal binder. The connecting structure includes a waistband threaded between the wide fabric strip and either the posterior or posterior abdominal binder. One end of the waistband is fixedly equipped with a buckle, and its side wall has multiple through holes. A buckle is installed in each through hole, and a chain, 20cm long, is installed on the buckle to ensure the drainage bag is below the wound plane. A ring buckle is installed at the end of the chain away from the buckle to secure all drainage bags.

[0008] Furthermore, the back abdominal band fabric has two rows of through holes symmetrically arranged, and a cross-shaped pull rope is threaded through the through holes.

[0009] Furthermore, three evenly arranged straps are sewn onto both sides of the posterior abdominal bandage.

[0010] Furthermore, both of the middle straps are fitted with a female Velcro fastener by sewing, and a female Velcro fastener is attached to the side of the female Velcro fastener away from the strap.

[0011] Furthermore, a second front abdominal band is installed between the posterior abdominal band and the first front abdominal band. The strap on one side is connected to the first front abdominal band by sewing, and the strap on the other side is connected to the second front abdominal band by sewing.

[0012] Furthermore, a second sub-hook and loop fastener is attached to the side of the front abdominal band facing the second front abdominal band by sewing, and a second female hook and loop fastener is attached to the side of the second sub-hook and loop fastener away from the first front abdominal band and is fixedly connected to the second front abdominal band.

[0013] Furthermore, two skeletons are symmetrically installed inside the posterior abdominal band fabric.

[0014] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0015] 1. This utility model, through the design of anti-tension, anti-drop, and anti-fall components, enables the connection between the abdominal binder and the drainage bag on the same side. With a chain length of 20cm, it ensures the drainage bag remains below the wound plane and its position can be adjusted freely on both sides according to the location of the drainage tube, providing support, stability, and protection. This effectively secures the drainage tube, preventing it from dislodging and causing falls. The ring buckle fixation is simple and convenient to use, superior to traditional pin fixation, and provides greater safety for patients getting out of bed.

[0016] 2. Furthermore, this utility model, through the setting of a pull rope, a female Velcro strap, and a female Velcro strap, can achieve the effect of adjusting the tightness of the abdominal belt according to the patient's waist and abdomen dimensions, making it suitable for different patients. It can also limit and fix the drainage tube on the patient who is out of bed, preventing the drainage tube from being accidentally pulled and injuring the patient, and preventing potential adverse effects. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a front view structural diagram of the present invention;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the rear view structure of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 4 This is the utility model Figure 3 A magnified structural diagram of A in the middle.

[0021] The markings in the diagram are as follows: 1. Back abdominal band fabric; 2. Front abdominal band fabric one; 3. Wide strip of fabric; 4. Anti-pull, anti-slip, and anti-fall; 401. Waist belt; 402. Buckle; 403. Buckle; 404. Chain; 405. Ring buckle; 5. Through hole one; 6. Through hole two; 7. Drawstring; 8. Strap; 9. Female hook and loop fastener one; 10. Female hook and loop fastener one; 11. Front abdominal band fabric two; 12. Female hook and loop fastener two; 13. Female hook and loop fastener two; 14. Skeleton. Detailed Implementation

[0022] In the description of this utility model, it should be noted that the terms "front", "up", "down", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model.

[0023] In the description of this utility model, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installation," "connection," and "joining" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; and they can refer to the internal connection of two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this utility model based on the specific circumstances.

[0024] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1-4 The present invention will be further described below.

[0025] In order to solve the problems existing in the background art, this application proposes the following technical solution: an assistive device for patients to get out of bed.

[0026] The specific technical solution includes a rear abdominal band fabric 1 and an anti-tear, anti-fall and anti-drop component 4;

[0027] like Figure 1-4 As shown, a front abdominal belt 2 is attached to one side of the posterior abdominal belt 1. The front abdominal belt 2 supports two wide strips 3. Two wide strips 3 are symmetrically attached to both the posterior abdominal belt 1 and the front abdominal belt 2 by sewing. The wide strips 3 limit and support the waist belt 401. A tensile-resistant, anti-slip, and anti-fall component 4 is attached to one side of the wide strips 3. The tensile-resistant, anti-slip, and anti-fall component 4 is used to connect the abdominal belt and the drainage bag on the same side. The position can be adjusted freely on both sides according to the position of the drainage tube. The tensile-resistant, anti-slip, and anti-fall component 4 includes a connecting structure symmetrically attached to both sides of the posterior abdominal belt 1 and the front abdominal belt 2. The connecting structure includes a threaded connection between the wide strips 3 and the posterior abdominal belt 1. Alternatively, a waist belt 401 can be placed between the front and back of the patient's abdomen. The waist belt 401 can be easily bound to the patient's waist and abdomen. One end of the waist belt 401 is fixedly equipped with a buckle 402 and multiple through holes 5 are opened on the side wall. The buckle 402 can easily connect the waist belts 401 on both sides. The through holes 5 can easily install the buckle 402. A buckle 403 is installed in the through hole 5. The buckle 403 can easily support the chain 404. The chain 404 is installed on the buckle 403. The chain 404 can easily support the ring buckle 405. The end of the chain 404 away from the buckle 403 is equipped with a ring buckle 405. The ring buckle 405 can fit drainage bags of different sizes.

[0028] Place the abdominal binder around the patient's waist and abdomen, with the back abdominal binder 1 positioned at the patient's back and the front abdominal binder 2 positioned at the patient's front abdomen. Insert the two waistbands 401 between the two wide strips 3 at the back and the back abdominal binder 1, and between the two wide strips 3 at the front and the front abdominal binder 2, respectively. Figure 1 As shown, the right end of the rear waist belt 401 is inserted into the buckle 402 at the right end of the front waist belt 401, and then the left end of the front waist belt 401 is inserted into the buckle 402 at the left end of the rear waist belt 401. By pulling the waist belt 401 to slide within the buckle 402, the closed area formed between the two waist belts 401 and the two buckles 402 is reduced, which can improve the tightness of the connection between the abdominal belt and the patient's waist and abdomen.

[0029] like Figure 1-4As shown, two rows of through holes 6 are symmetrically opened on the back abdominal band fabric 1. The through holes 6 can be used to install pull ropes 7. The pull ropes 7 are inserted through the through holes 6 in a cross arrangement. The pull ropes 7 can adjust the tension of the back abdominal band fabric 1. Three evenly arranged binding straps 8 are installed on both sides of the back abdominal band fabric 1 by sewing. The binding straps 8 can connect the back abdominal band fabric 1 with the front abdominal band fabric 2 and the front abdominal band fabric 11.

[0030] By pulling the two ends of the pull rope 7, the cross structure of the pull rope 7 tightens, which can cause the two through holes 6 on both sides to move closer to each other. The two through holes 6 on both sides moving closer to each other can cause the two ends of the back abdominal band 1 to move closer to each other, which can adjust the width of the back abdominal band 1. The width of the back abdominal band 1 decreases, which can pull the binding straps 8 on both sides. The binding straps 8 are limited by the front abdominal band 1 2 and the front abdominal band 2 11. The binding straps 8 can compress the two sides of the patient's waist and can adjust the diameter of the abdominal band.

[0031] like Figure 1 and Figure 4 As shown, the two middle straps 8 are each fitted with a female hook and loop fastener 9 by sewing. The female hook and loop fastener 9 can be connected to the male hook and loop fastener 10. The male hook and loop fastener 10 is glued to the side of the female hook and loop fastener 9 away from the strap 8. The male hook and loop fastener 10 can fix the guide tube between the male hook and loop fastener 10 and the female hook and loop fastener 9.

[0032] By tearing apart the female hook and loop fastener 10 and the female hook and loop fastener 9, the drainage tube is placed between the female hook and loop fastener 9 and the female hook and loop fastener 10. Then, the female hook and loop fastener 10 is pressed onto the drainage tube, and the female hook and loop fastener 10 and the female hook and loop fastener 9 are glued and fixed together. The drainage tube can be fixed between the female hook and loop fastener 9 and the female hook and loop fastener 10. The female hook and loop fastener 9 is fixed by the strap 8, so the drainage tube can be fixed to the abdominal binder.

[0033] like Figure 1-4 As shown, a front abdominal band 11 is installed between the back abdominal band 1 and the front abdominal band 2. The front abdominal band 11 can support the binding strap 8 on one side. The binding strap 8 on one side is connected to the front abdominal band 2 by sewing, and the binding strap 8 on the other side is connected to the front abdominal band 11 by sewing.

[0034] like Figure 4 As shown, the side of the front abdominal band 12 facing the front abdominal band 21 is fitted with a second hook and loop fastener 12 by sewing. The second hook and loop fastener 12 can be connected to the third hook and loop fastener 13. The side of the second hook and loop fastener 12 away from the front abdominal band 12 is glued with the third hook and loop fastener 13, which is fixedly connected to the front abdominal band 21. The third hook and loop fastener 13 can be connected to the second hook and loop fastener 12.

[0035] By unfolding the abdominal binder, place the back abdominal binder 1 behind the patient's back, then place the side straps 8 on both sides of the patient's waist, press the front abdominal binder 11 against the front of the patient's abdomen, and then pull the front abdominal binder 2 to bring the second hook and loop fastener 12 towards the third hook and loop fastener 13, attaching the second hook and loop fastener 12 to the third hook and loop fastener 13. The fixation between the second hook and loop fastener 12 and the third hook and loop fastener 13 can also fix the front abdominal binder 2 and the front abdominal binder 11. At this time, the back abdominal binder 1, the side straps 8, the front abdominal binder 2 and the front abdominal binder 11 can form a closed loop and wrap around the outside of the patient's waist and abdomen.

[0036] like Figure 3-4 As shown, two skeletons 14 are symmetrically installed inside the back abdominal band 1. The skeletons 14 can support the back abdominal band 1 and prevent the back abdominal band 1 from rolling up.

[0037] All standard parts used in this utility model can be purchased from the market, and irregular parts can be customized according to the description and drawings. The specific connection methods of each part adopt conventional methods such as bolts, rivets, and welding that are mature in the prior art. The machinery, parts and equipment adopt conventional models in the prior art. In addition, the circuit connection adopts conventional connection methods in the prior art, which will not be described in detail here. The contents not described in detail in this specification belong to the prior art known to those skilled in the art.

[0038] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, the scope of the present invention will be defined by the appended claims and their equivalents for those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. An apparatus for assisting a patient in ambulation, comprising: include: The posterior abdominal band (1) is provided with a front abdominal band (2) on one side of the posterior abdominal band (1). Both the posterior abdominal band (1) and the front abdominal band (2) are symmetrically provided with two wide strips (3) by sewing. A tensile-resistant, anti-fall-off, and anti-drop component (4) is installed on one side of the wide fabric strip (3). The tensile-resistant, anti-fall-off, and anti-drop component (4) is used to connect the abdominal belt and the drainage bag on one side. The position can be adjusted arbitrarily on both sides according to the position of the drainage tube. The tensile-resistant, anti-fall-off, and anti-drop component (4) includes a connecting structure symmetrically installed on both sides of the rear abdominal belt fabric (1) and the front abdominal belt fabric (2). The connecting structure includes a component that passes through the... A waist belt (401) is provided between the wide strip of cloth (3) and the back abdominal belt (1) or the front abdominal belt (2). One end of the waist belt (401) is fixedly equipped with a buckle (402) and a plurality of through holes (5) are provided on the side wall. A buckle (403) is installed in the through hole (5). A chain (404) is installed on the buckle (403). A ring buckle (405) is installed at the end of the chain (404) away from the buckle (403).

2. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 1, characterized in that, The back abdominal fabric (1) has two rows of through holes (6) symmetrically arranged, and a cross-shaped pull rope (7) is inserted into the through holes (6).

3. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 2, characterized in that, The back abdominal band (1) has three evenly arranged straps (8) sewn on both sides.

4. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 3, characterized in that, Both of the middle straps (8) are fitted with a female hook and loop fastener (9) by sewing, and a female hook and loop fastener (10) is attached to the side of the female hook and loop fastener (9) away from the strap (8).

5. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 4, characterized in that, A second front abdominal band (11) is installed between the posterior abdominal band (1) and the first front abdominal band (2). The strap (8) on one side is connected to the first front abdominal band (2) by sewing, and the strap (8) on the other side is connected to the second front abdominal band (11) by sewing.

6. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 5, characterized in that, The side of the front abdominal band fabric 1 (2) facing the front abdominal band fabric 2 (11) is fitted with a second hook and loop fastener (12) by sewing. The side of the second hook and loop fastener (12) away from the front abdominal band fabric 1 (2) is bonded with a third hook and loop fastener (13) that is fixedly connected to the front abdominal band fabric 2 (11).

7. The assistive device for patients to get out of bed according to claim 6, characterized in that, Two skeletons (14) are symmetrically installed inside the posterior abdominal band (1).

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