Lower extremity elevation pad

Abstract

The utility model relates to medical instrument technical field especially lower limbs elevating pad, including bottom plate, still including drive motor and fixed assembly, bottom plate one side is provided with drive motor, drive motor output is provided with threaded rod, threaded rod outside is provided with support sliding block, the device passes through pulling sliding resistance pole, sliding resistance pole slides in the inside of guide block, sliding resistance pole drives rotary lever to remove, rotary lever drives movable block to remove, through setting limit tooth, make pulling sliding resistance pole one -way removal, then will sliding resistance pole one side and rest on sickbed, thereby prevent bottom plate to slide back, through starting drive motor, drive motor drives threaded rod rotation, threaded rod drives support sliding block to remove, support sliding block drives support rod activity, support rod passes through fixed block and drives rotary plate to rotate in the outside of connecting block, rotary plate drives lower limbs elevating pad body rotation, thereby adjust lower limbs elevating pad body support angle, improve use effect.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical device technology, and in particular to a lower limb elevation pad. Background Technology

[0002] In the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with lower limb diseases, leg elevation pads are often used to elevate the lower limbs. These conditions include deep vein thrombosis, lymphatic drainage disorders, and fractures, as these are often accompanied by lower limb swelling. Leg elevation pads effectively raise the leg position, improve blood circulation in the lower limbs, and prevent varicose veins and edema. Varicose veins and edema are usually caused by prolonged standing or sitting, leading to obstructed blood return. Using an elevation pad can reduce pressure on the lower limb veins and promote blood return. Patients should place their legs on the elevation pad while lying down, for 30 minutes to 1 hour each time. Regular use can significantly improve leg blood circulation and reduce swelling and discomfort.

[0003] However, currently available foam elevating pads are too short. For patients who are short, the end of the elevating pad cannot reach the foot of the bed, resulting in a change in the position of the lower limbs on the pad. The elevating pad cannot play its proper role, and the patient's lower limb discomfort increases. Furthermore, the elevating pad does not have a full-length slope, and the slope cannot be adjusted, which is not conducive to reducing swelling. Utility Model Content

[0004] The existing lower limb elevation pads have technical problems: the tail end of the pad cannot be placed against the foot of the bed, which causes the lower limbs to change position on the pad and thus fails to play their proper role, increasing patient discomfort. In addition, the slope of the lower limb elevation pad cannot be adjusted, which is not conducive to reducing swelling.

[0005] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a lower limb elevation pad, including a base plate; characterized in that: it also includes a drive motor and a fixing component; a drive motor is provided on one side of the base plate, a threaded rod is provided at the output end of the drive motor, a support slider is threadedly connected to the threaded rod, one side of the support slider is hinged to one end of a support rod, a rotating plate is hinged to the base plate, the other end of the support rod is hinged to a fixing block, the fixing block is fixedly connected to the bottom of the rotating plate, a lower limb elevation pad body for elevating the lower limb is provided at the upper end of the rotating plate, a fixing component is provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad body; guide blocks are provided on both sides of the base plate, a sliding abutment is slidably connected to the inner side of the guide block, a rotating rod is rotatably connected to one side of the sliding abutment, a movable block is provided on one side of the rotating rod, and a limit tooth is provided in the guide groove of the guide block.

[0006] Preferably, two sets of support rods are provided, and the two sets of support rods are symmetrically arranged on the outside of the support slider.

[0007] Preferably, the guide block, sliding abutment, rotating rod, movable block and limiting tooth are provided in two sets. The two sets of guide blocks, sliding abutment, rotating rod, movable block and limiting tooth are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the base plate.

[0008] Preferably, the rotating plate is connected to the connecting block on the surface of the base plate via a hinge structure.

[0009] Preferably, the fixing component includes a first Velcro strap, with the upper end of the rotating plate having the first Velcro strap, the lower end of the lower limb elevation pad having a second Velcro strap, a strap for fixing the lower limbs being provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad, a male buckle being provided on one side of the strap, a fixing strap being provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad, and a female buckle being provided on one side of the fixing strap.

[0010] Preferably, multiple sets of first and second hook and loop fasteners are provided, and the rotating plate and the lower limb elevation pad body are fixed by the first and second hook and loop fasteners.

[0011] Preferably, there are two sets of straps, male buckles, fixing straps and female buckles, and the two sets of straps, male buckles, fixing straps and female buckles are fixedly connected to the outside of the lower limb elevation pad body.

[0012] Preferably, the strap is detachably connected to the lower limb elevation pad body.

[0013] The beneficial effects of this invention are as follows: Compared to traditional lower limb elevation pads, where the tail end cannot be pressed against the foot of the bed, resulting in a change in the position of the lower limbs on the pad and thus failing to provide the intended effect, increasing patient discomfort, and the inability to adjust the slope of the pad hindering swelling reduction, this device addresses this issue. By pulling a sliding abutment, the abutment slides inside a guide block, causing a rotating rod to move, which in turn moves a movable block. Limiting teeth ensure unidirectional movement of the sliding abutment, with one side of the abutment pressed against the bed to prevent the base plate from sliding backward. Activating the drive motor rotates a threaded rod, which in turn moves a support slider, which in turn moves a support rod. The support rod, through a fixed block, causes a rotating plate to rotate outside the connecting block, which in turn rotates the lower limb elevation pad itself, thus adjusting the support angle and improving its effectiveness. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a cross-sectional view of the combined structure of the base plate, drive motor, threaded rod, support slider, support rod, fixing block and rotating plate of this utility model.

[0016] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a cross-sectional view of the combination of the base plate, guide block, sliding abutment, rotating rod, movable block and limiting teeth of this utility model.

[0017] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a disassembled structural diagram of the lower limb elevation pad body and the rotating plate of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 5 The diagram shows a three-dimensional structural representation of the lower limb elevation pad body, the second Velcro strap, the strap, the male buckle, the fixing strap, and the female buckle of this utility model.

[0019] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Base plate; 2. Lower limb lifting pad body; 301. Drive motor; 302. Threaded rod; 303. Support slider; 304. Support rod; 305. Fixing block; 306. Connecting block; 307. Rotating plate; 308. Guide block; 309. Sliding abutment; 310. Rotating rod; 311. Movable block; 312. Limiting tooth; 401. First Velcro; 402. Second Velcro; 403. Strap; 404. Male snap fastener; 405. Fixing strap; 406. Female snap fastener. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0021] Please see Figures 1-5This utility model provides an embodiment of a lower limb elevation pad, including a base plate 1; it also includes a drive motor 301 and a fixing assembly; the drive motor 301 is provided on one side of the base plate 1, and a threaded rod 302 is provided at the output end of the drive motor 301. A support slider 303 is threadedly connected to the threaded rod 302. One side of the support slider 303 is hinged to one end of a support rod 304. A connecting block 306 is provided on the surface of the base plate 1, and the other end of the support rod 304 is hinged to a fixing block 305. The fixing block 305 is fixedly connected to a rotating plate 30. At the bottom, the rotating plate 307 is connected to the connecting block 306 on the surface of the base plate 1 via a hinge structure. A lower limb elevation pad body 2 for elevating the lower limbs is provided at the upper end of the rotating plate 307, and a fixing component is provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad body 2. Guide blocks 308 are provided on both sides of the base plate 1. A sliding abutment 309 is slidably connected to the inner side of the guide block 308. A rotating rod 310 is rotatably connected to one side of the sliding abutment 309, and a movable block 311 is provided on one side of the rotating rod 310. A limiting tooth 312 is provided in the guide groove of the guide block 308. Two sets of support rods 304 are provided, symmetrically hinged on both sides of the support slider 303. By providing two sets of support rods 304, the support rods 304 provide more stable support for the rotating plate 307.Two sets of guide blocks 308, sliding abutments 309, rotating rods 310, movable blocks 311, and limiting teeth 312 are provided. The two sets of guide blocks 308, sliding abutments 309, rotating rods 310, movable blocks 311, and limiting teeth 312 are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the base plate 1. By pulling the sliding abutment 309, the sliding abutment 309 slides inside the guide block 308, causing the rotating rod 310 to move, which in turn causes the movable block to move. 311 moves by setting a limit tooth 312, which allows the sliding stop rod 309 to move in one direction. The sliding stop rod 309 holds the bed in place, preventing the base plate 1 from sliding backward. The rotating plate 307 is connected to the connecting block 306 on the surface of the base plate 1 via a hinge structure. By pulling the sliding stop rod 309, the sliding stop rod 309 slides inside the guide block 308. The sliding stop rod 309 drives the rotating rod 310 to move, and the rotating rod 310 drives the movable block 311. The sliding abutment 309 is moved in one direction by setting a limiting tooth 312, and then one side of the sliding abutment 309 is pressed against the hospital bed to prevent the base plate 1 from sliding backward. When it is necessary to retract the sliding abutment 309, the movable block 311 is pulled out from the limiting tooth 312 to release the limitation on the movable block 311. Then the movable block 311 is pulled, and the movable block 311 drives the sliding abutment 309 to slide inside the guide block 308 through the rotating rod 310, thereby retracting the sliding abutment 309. By starting the drive motor 301, the drive motor 301 drives the threaded rod 302 to rotate, the threaded rod 302 drives the support slider 303 to move, the support slider 303 drives the support rod 304 to move, and the support rod 304 drives the rotating plate 307 to rotate outside the connecting block 306 through the fixed block 305. The rotating plate 307 drives the lower limb elevation pad body 2 to rotate, thereby adjusting the support angle of the lower limb elevation pad body 2.

[0022] Please see Figures 4-5In this embodiment, the fixing component includes a first Velcro 401. The upper end of the rotating plate 307 is provided with the first Velcro 401, and the lower limb elevation pad body 2 is provided with a second Velcro 402. A strap 403 for fixing the lower limbs is provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad body 2, and a male buckle 404 is provided on one side of the strap 403. A fixing strap 405 is provided on one side of the lower limb elevation pad body 2, and a female buckle 406 is provided on one side of the fixing strap 405. Multiple sets of the first Velcro 401 and the second Velcro 402 are provided. The rotating plate 307 and the lower limb elevation pad body 2 are connected by the first Velcro 401 and the second Velcro 402. The lower limb elevation pad body 2 is secured with adhesive fasteners 402. Multiple sets of first and second hook-and-loop fasteners 401 and 402 are provided, ensuring a more secure bond between the rotating plate 307 and the lower limb elevation pad body 2, and facilitating replacement of the lower limb elevation pad body 2. Two sets of straps 403, male buckles 404, fixing straps 405, and female buckles 406 are provided, and these two sets are fixedly connected to the outside of the lower limb elevation pad body 2. The two sets of straps 403, male buckles 404, fixing straps 405, and female buckles 406 further secure the lower limbs. In other embodiments, the straps 403 can also be designed to be detachably connected to the lower limb elevation pad body 2 for easy replacement.

[0023] During operation, by pulling the sliding abutment 309, the sliding abutment 309 slides inside the guide block 308. The sliding abutment 309 drives the rotating rod 310 to move, and the rotating rod 310 drives the movable block 311 to move. By setting a limit tooth 312, the sliding abutment 309 can be moved in one direction. Then, one side of the sliding abutment 309 is pressed against the hospital bed to prevent the base plate 1 from sliding backward. When it is necessary to retract the sliding abutment 309, the movable block 311 is pulled out from the limit tooth 312 to release the limit on the movable block 311. Then, the movable block 311 is pulled, and the movable block 311 drives the sliding abutment 309 to slide inside the guide block 308 through the rotating rod 310, thereby retracting the sliding abutment 309. The drive motor 30 is started. 1. The drive motor 301 drives the threaded rod 302 to rotate, the threaded rod 302 drives the support slider 303 to move, the support slider 303 drives the support rod 304 to move, the support rod 304 drives the rotating plate 307 to rotate outside the connecting block 306 through the fixing block 305, the rotating plate 307 drives the lower limb elevation pad body 2 to rotate, thereby adjusting the support angle of the lower limb elevation pad body 2. The rotating plate 307 and the lower limb elevation pad body 2 are glued and fixed by the first Velcro 401 and the second Velcro 402, thereby replacing the lower limb elevation pad body 2. By placing the lower limb on the lower limb elevation pad body 2, the lower limb is fixed by the cooperation of the strap 403, the male buckle 404 and the female buckle 406, thus preventing the lower limb from falling off the lower limb elevation pad body 2.

[0024] Through the above steps, by pulling the sliding abutment 309, the sliding abutment 309 slides inside the guide block 308, driving the rotating rod 310 to move, and the rotating rod 310 driving the movable block 311 to move. By setting the limit tooth 312, the sliding abutment 309 can move in one direction. Then, one side of the sliding abutment 309 is pressed against the hospital bed to prevent the base plate 1 from sliding backward. By starting the drive motor 301, the drive motor 301 drives the threaded rod 302 to rotate, and the threaded rod 302 drives the support slider 303 to move. 03 drives the support rod 304 to move. The support rod 304 drives the rotating plate 307 to rotate outside the connecting block 306 through the fixed block 305. The rotating plate 307 drives the lower limb elevation pad body 2 to rotate, thereby adjusting the support angle of the lower limb elevation pad body 2. When it is necessary to retract the sliding abutment 309, the movable block 311 is pulled out from the limiting tooth 312 to release the limitation on the movable block 311. Then, the movable block 311 is pulled. The movable block 311 drives the sliding abutment 309 to slide inside the guide block 308 through the rotating rod 310, thereby retracting the sliding abutment 309.

Claims

1. A lower limb elevation pad, comprising a base plate (1); characterized in that: It also includes a drive motor (301) and a fixing assembly; a drive motor (301) is provided on one side of the base plate (1), and a threaded rod (302) is provided at the output end of the drive motor (301). A support slider (303) is threadedly connected to the threaded rod (302). One side of the support slider (303) is hinged to one end of the support rod (304). A rotating plate (307) is hinged to the base plate (1). The other end of the support rod (304) is hinged to a fixing block (305). The fixing block (305) is fixedly connected to the rotating plate (307). At the bottom of 7), the upper end of the rotating plate (307) is provided with a lower limb lifting pad body (2) for raising the lower limbs, and a fixing component is provided on one side of the lower limb lifting pad body (2); guide blocks (308) are provided on both sides of the bottom plate (1), a sliding abutment (309) is slidably connected to the inner side of the guide block (308), a rotating rod (310) is rotatably connected to one side of the sliding abutment (309), a movable block (311) is provided on one side of the rotating rod (310), and a limit tooth (312) is provided in the guide groove of the guide block (308).

2. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 1, characterized in that: There are two sets of support rods (304), which are symmetrically arranged on the outside of the support slider (303).

3. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 1, characterized in that: Two sets of guide blocks (308), sliding abutments (309), rotating rods (310), movable blocks (311) and limiting teeth (312) are provided. The two sets of guide blocks (308), sliding abutments (309), rotating rods (310), movable blocks (311) and limiting teeth (312) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the base plate (1).

4. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating plate (307) is connected to the connecting block (306) on the surface of the base plate (1) via a hinge structure.

5. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fixing components include a first Velcro (401), the upper end of the rotating plate (307) is provided with a first Velcro (401), the lower end of the lower limb lifting pad body (2) is provided with a second Velcro (402), a strap (403) for fixing the lower limb is provided on one side of the lower limb lifting pad body (2), a male buckle (404) is provided on one side of the strap (403), a fixing strap (405) is provided on one side of the lower limb lifting pad body (2), and a female buckle (406) is provided on one side of the fixing strap (405).

6. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 5, characterized in that: Multiple sets of first hook and loop fasteners (401) and second hook and loop fasteners (402) are provided, and the rotating plate (307) and the lower limb lifting pad body (2) are glued and fixed by the first hook and loop fasteners (401) and the second hook and loop fasteners (402).

7. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 5, characterized in that: Two sets of straps (403), male buckle (404), fixing strap (405) and female buckle (406) are provided. The two sets of straps (403), male buckle (404), fixing strap (405) and female buckle (406) are fixedly connected to the outside of the lower limb elevation pad body (2).

8. The lower limb elevation pad according to claim 5, characterized in that: The strap (403) is detachably connected to the lower limb elevation pad body (2).

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