Improved mobile suspension system harness

Abstract

The application discloses an improved mobile suspension system suspender, and particularly relates to the field of medical auxiliary equipment, which comprises a first suspender piece and a second suspender piece, a first zipper is arranged at the connecting position of the first suspender piece and the second suspender piece, at least two first fixing belt assemblies are arranged at one end of the second suspender piece, a mother-buckle connecting belt is connected to the opening at the middle of the other end of the second suspender piece, one second fixing belt assembly is arranged at the two sides of the mother-buckle connecting belt respectively, a plurality of mother-buckle restraint belts are arranged at the edge of the second suspender piece, at least two double-ear lifting rings are arranged at each straight line edge of the second suspender piece, and at least two pairs of second male buckles and second female buckles which are mutually matched are arranged at the straight line edges of the first suspender piece and the second suspender piece which are away from the first zipper. The application combines the turning-over suspender and the four-point suspender, and can be used for turning over, off-bed wheelchair function exercise, and can also assist in prone position ventilation treatment, so that the use range of a single suspender is expanded.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of coating application, and specifically relates to an improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes. Background Technology

[0002] Patients with moderate to severe ARDS, refractory hypoxemia, and certain special physiological conditions (such as obesity) can effectively reduce mortality after implementing standardized prone ventilation therapy. However, the clinical implementation of prone positioning requires human resources to manage the tubes and turn the patient over. When encountering patients who are heavy or have complex tubes, more manpower is needed. In this case, the mobile suspension system can play an important auxiliary role.

[0003] Mobile suspension systems have matured in clinical applications and are mainly used in departments such as ICU and rehabilitation. The types of slings used with them include: vest slings, four-point slings, and turning slings. Different types of slings serve different purposes, such as: safe displacement, turning care, early movement assistance, respiratory and position management, and muscle strength training assistance.

[0004] While existing turning and slings can assist patients in turning over and into a prone position, they cannot properly secure these tubes, which greatly increases the difficulty of positioning patients in the prone position, especially since most ICU patients have complex tubes.

[0005] Therefore, a new and improved mobile suspension system is needed to suspend the garment. Utility Model Content

[0006] To address the aforementioned problems, this utility model discloses an improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes.

[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0008] An improved mobile suspension system for suspending clothes includes a first suspending piece and a second suspending piece. A first zipper is provided at the connection between the first and second suspending pieces. At least two first fixing strap assemblies are provided at one end of the second suspending piece, and the opening at the middle of the other end of the second suspending piece is connected by a snap fastener. A second fixing strap assembly is provided on each side of the snap fastener. Several snap fastener binding straps are provided on the edge of the second suspending piece. At least two double-eared hanging rings are provided on each straight edge of the second suspending piece. At least two pairs of mutually compatible second male buckles and second female buckles are provided on the straight edges of the first and second suspending pieces away from the first zipper.

[0009] As a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the first garment piece is provided with a first interlayer and a second interlayer that are parallel to each other, and the direction of the first interlayer is perpendicular to the first zipper.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment of this utility model, a second zipper is provided at both ends of the first interlayer and the second interlayer, and several sets of evenly distributed hidden snaps are provided inside the first interlayer and the second interlayer.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, each of the first fixing strap components includes a first strap strip that is fixedly connected to the second garment piece in the middle, and a pair of first Velcro straps are provided at both ends of the first strap strip.

[0012] As a preferred technical solution of this utility model, an auxiliary belt is fixedly connected to one end of the first belt strip, and an adjustable first male buckle is installed on the free end of the auxiliary belt. A first female buckle that matches the first male buckle is fixedly connected to the other end of the first belt strip.

[0013] As a preferred technical solution of this utility model, each second fixing strap assembly has a second strap strip fixedly connected to the second garment piece in the middle, and both ends of the second strap strip are provided with a pair of second Velcro straps.

[0014] As a preferred technical solution of this utility model, each male and female buckle strap has a female buckle at one end and at least two female buckles at the other end, and any end of the male and female buckle strap is fixedly connected to the second garment hanging piece.

[0015] As a preferred embodiment of this utility model, the second garment piece is provided with an ice blanket interlayer and two parallel support interlayers on the back of the first fixing strap assembly, and the two support interlayers are located outside the ice blanket interlayer, and the support interlayers are parallel to the first zipper.

[0016] As a preferred embodiment of this utility model, both the ice blanket interlayer and the support interlayer are provided with edging to cover the opening.

[0017] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0018] I. This utility model combines a turning-over sling with a four-point sling, which can be used for turning over, getting out of bed and wheelchair functional exercises, and can also assist in prone ventilation therapy, thus expanding the scope of use of a single sling.

[0019] Second, the second garment piece of this utility model has several snap fasteners on its edge, which can fix the head and neck drainage tubes and the drainage tubes of both lower limbs, as well as fix the chest and abdominal drainage tubes, reducing the probability of pulling the tubes and injuring the patient during movement;

[0020] Third, the first garment piece of this utility model is provided with a first interlayer and a second interlayer. The first interlayer faces the patient's chest and a pillow can be inserted into the chest through the second zipper on both sides. The first interlayer has a hidden snap to fix the position of the pillow. The second interlayer fixes the position of the pillow in the same way. The second interlayer is U-shaped and is placed at the iliac crest. The U-shaped recess can leave space for the male patient's genitals, which improves the practicality of the garment. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0022] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure from another angle of an embodiment of the present invention;

[0023] Figure 3 This is an exploded view of the first garment hanging piece, first zipper, first interlayer, second interlayer, second zipper, snap fastener, and second female snap fastener according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0024] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the first fixing belt assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the snap fastener binding strap according to an embodiment of this utility model.

[0026] List of identifiers in attached diagrams:

[0027] 1. First garment panel; 2. Second garment panel; 3. First zipper; 4. First interlayer; 5. Second interlayer; 6. Second zipper; 7. Concealed snaps;

[0028] 8. First fixing strap assembly; 801. First strap strip; 802. First Velcro; 803. Auxiliary strap; 804. First male buckle; 805. First female buckle;

[0029] 9. Second fixing strap assembly; 901. Second strap strip; 902. Second Velcro strap;

[0030] 10. Snap fastener connecting strap; 11. Snap fastener restraint strap; 12. Double ear hanging ring; 13. Second male buckle; 14. Second female buckle; 15. Ice blanket interlayer; 16. Support interlayer. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The present invention will be further explained below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. It should be understood that the following specific embodiments are only used to illustrate the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

[0032] Please see Figure 1-5An improved mobile suspension system for a garment includes a first garment piece 1 and a second garment piece 2, with a first zipper 3 at the connection between the first garment piece 1 and the second garment piece 2. One end of the second garment piece 2 has at least two first fixing strap assemblies 8, and the other end of the second garment piece 2 is connected at the center opening by a snap fastener connecting strap 10. The snap fastener connecting strap 10 consists of a strip of fabric with several female buckles and another strip of fabric with several female buckles. The two strips need to be separated when getting out of bed, and fastened together when turning over or lying prone in bed. In the embodiment shown in the attached drawings, two first fixing strap assemblies 8 are provided, respectively for restraining the patient's chest and abdomen. A second fixing strap assembly 9 is provided on each side of the snap fastener connecting strap 10. The two second fixing strap assemblies 9 are used to restrain the patient's left and right legs, respectively. Several snap fastener restraint straps 11 are provided along the edge of the second garment piece 2. At least two double-eared hanging loops 12 are provided along each straight edge of the second garment piece 2. The double-ear lanyard 12 has two attachment points, one long and one short, to accommodate patients of different body types. The longer lanyard is for larger patients, and the shorter lanyard is for smaller patients, facilitating wheelchair exercises, turning over, and other operations. The first garment piece 1 and the second garment piece 2, along their straight edges away from the first zipper 3, share at least two pairs of mutually fitting second male buckles 13 and second female buckles 14. In the embodiment shown in the attached drawing, three pairs of evenly distributed second male buckles 13 and second female buckles 14 are provided.

[0033] The first garment panel 1 has a first interlayer 4 and a second interlayer 5 that are parallel to each other, and the direction of the first interlayer 4 is perpendicular to the first zipper 3. A second zipper 6 is provided at both ends of the first interlayer 4 and the second interlayer 5. Several sets of evenly distributed hidden snaps 7 are provided inside both the first interlayer 4 and the second interlayer 5. The first interlayer 4 faces the patient's chest, and a pillow can be inserted into the chest through the second zippers 6 on both sides. The hidden snaps 7 inside the first interlayer 4 can fix the position of the pillow (the four corners of the pillow have rope buckles that match the hidden snaps 7). Multiple hidden snaps 7 can be used to adjust the position of the pillow. The second interlayer 5 is U-shaped and can be inserted into the iliac crest through the second zippers 6 on both sides. The U-shaped indentation can leave space for the male patient's genitals. The second interlayer 5 also has hidden snaps 7 to fix the position of the pillow (the four corners of the pillow have rope buckles that match the hidden snaps 7).

[0034] Each first fastening strap assembly 8 includes a first strap 801 fixedly connected to the second garment piece 2 at its center. Both ends of the first strap 801 are provided with a pair of first Velcro straps 802. An auxiliary strap 803 is fixedly connected to one end of the first strap 801, and an adjustable first male buckle 804 is installed at the free end of the auxiliary strap 803. The other end of the first strap 801 is fixedly connected to a first female buckle 805 that mates with the first male buckle 804. After the first fastening strap assembly 8 uses the first Velcro straps 802 to restrain the patient, the auxiliary strap 803, in conjunction with the first male buckle 804 and the first female buckle 805, can be used to add another layer of restraint.

[0035] Each second fixing strap assembly 9 includes a second strap 901 that is fixedly connected to the second garment piece 2 in the middle, and a pair of second Velcro straps 902 are provided at both ends of the second strap 901.

[0036] Each snap-on restraint strap 11 has a female buckle at one end and at least two female buckles at the other end. Either end of the snap-on restraint strap 11 is fixedly connected to the second garment hanging piece 2. The tightness of the restraint strap 11 on the tubing can be adjusted by adjusting the female buckles fastened to the female buckles. In the embodiment shown in the attached drawings, each straight side of the second garment hanging piece 2 is provided with two snap-on restraint straps 11. Two snap-on restraint straps 11 are provided at the top and bottom to fix the head, neck drainage tubes and lower limb drainage tubes; two snap-on restraint straps 11 are provided on the left and right sides to fix the chest and abdominal drainage tubes.

[0037] The second garment piece 2 has an ice blanket layer 15 and two parallel support layers 16 on the back of the first fixing strap assembly 8, with the two support layers 16 positioned outside the ice blanket layer 15 and parallel to the first zipper 3. Both the ice blanket layer 15 and the support layers 16 have edging to cover the opening, preventing objects inside from falling out. The ice blanket layer 15 is used to insert an ice blanket for physical cooling of the patient's back. The support layers 16 can be used to insert a support frame to support the patient's back.

[0038] Working principle:

[0039] When the second garment piece 2 is used alone, the two supports are inserted into the support layer 16 respectively, the second garment piece 2 is laid flat under the patient, and the two first fixing strap components 8 are used to bind the patient's chest and abdomen respectively. The two strips of cloth of the snap fastener connecting strap 10 are removed, and the two double ear loops 12 below the snap fastener connecting strap 10 are crossed from the middle of the legs and then lifted by the suspension system (the double ear loops 12 on both sides of the head are directly lifted by the suspension system). The separated parts of the second garment piece 2 can support the buttocks after being crossed and overlapped. The four double ear loops 12 near the legs are hung on one end of the ceiling rail frame, and the remaining four double ear loops 12 are hung on the other end of the ceiling rail frame, which can lift the patient and assist the patient to get out of bed.

[0040] When the first garment sling 1 and the second garment sling 2 are used together, they are connected by the first zipper 3. The patient lies supine on the second garment sling 2. Two first fixing strap assemblies 8 are used to bind the patient's chest and abdomen respectively, and two second fixing strap assemblies 9 are used to bind the patient's left and right legs respectively. Adjust the tightness appropriately, keep the arms close to the sides of the body, and fasten the two strips of cloth on the snap fastener connecting strap 10 together. Secure the patient's tubes to the snap fastener restraint straps 11 around the perimeter. Then, cover the patient with the first garment sling 1. Adjust the position and thickness of the pillows at the chest and iliac crest according to the patient's body shape. Fasten the matching second male buckle 13 and second female buckle 14 together. Then, hang the ear loops 12 on both ends of the overhead rail frame. The first person positioned at the head side secures the patient's artificial airway and ventilator. The remaining four people stand in pairs on either side of the bed. The first person uses a remote control to raise the patient to a certain height. Based on the connection of the instruments and catheters, following the principle of turning from more to fewer, the other four people move the patient to one side of the bed. After confirming the safety of the patient and the tubing, the first person gives the instruction, and the second and third people standing on the opposite side of the patient's movement simultaneously untie the double ear loops 12 on the same side of the second garment piece 2. As the first person raises the patient's height with the remote control, the patient is turned into a 90° lateral recumbent position. Then, the fourth and fifth people on the opposite side simultaneously assist in turning the patient (from left to right or right to left) 180° to a prone position. Finally, the patient's head is turned to one side, with a nursing pad and a pressure-reducing pillow placed under the head to leave sufficient height to ensure the artificial airway is unobstructed and facilitate suctioning. The patient's catheters are confirmed to be in place and unobstructed, and the bed unit is tidied.

[0041] It should be noted that the above content merely illustrates the technical concept of this utility model and cannot be used to limit the scope of protection of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the principle of this utility model, and all such improvements and modifications fall within the scope of protection of the claims of this utility model.

Claims

1. An improved mobile suspension system for clothing, comprising a first suspension piece (1) and a second suspension piece (2), characterized in that, A first zipper (3) is provided at the connection between the first garment piece (1) and the second garment piece (2). At least two first fixing strap assemblies (8) are provided at one end of the second garment piece (2), and the opening at the middle of the other end of the second garment piece (2) is connected by a snap fastener connecting strap (10). A second fixing strap assembly (9) is provided on each side of the snap fastener connecting strap (10). Several snap fastener binding straps (11) are provided on the edge of the second garment piece (2). At least two double-ear hanging rings (12) are provided on each straight edge of the second garment piece (2). At least two pairs of mutually compatible second male buckles (13) and second female buckles (14) are provided on the straight edges of the first garment piece (1) and the second garment piece (2) away from the first zipper (3).

2. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first garment piece (1) is provided with a first interlayer (4) and a second interlayer (5) that are parallel to each other, and the direction of the first interlayer (4) is perpendicular to the first zipper (3).

3. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first interlayer (4) and the second interlayer (5) are provided with a second zipper (6) at both ends, and the first interlayer (4) and the second interlayer (5) are provided with a number of evenly distributed hidden snaps (7).

4. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each of the first fixing strap assemblies (8) includes a first strap (801) that is fixedly connected to the second garment piece (2) at the middle, and a pair of first Velcro straps (802) are provided at both ends of the first strap (801).

5. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 4, characterized in that, One end of the first strip (801) is fixedly connected to an auxiliary strip (803), and the free end of the auxiliary strip (803) is equipped with a position-adjustable first male buckle (804). The other end of the first strip (801) is fixedly connected to a first female buckle (805) that is adapted to the first male buckle (804).

6. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each of the second fixing strap assemblies (9) includes a second strap (901) that is fixedly connected in the middle to the second garment piece (2), and a pair of second Velcro straps (902) are provided at both ends of the second strap (901).

7. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each buckle strap (11) has a female buckle at one end and at least two female buckles at the other end. Either end of the buckle strap (11) is fixedly connected to the second garment piece (2).

8. The improved mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 1, characterized in that, The second garment piece (2) has an ice blanket interlayer (15) and two parallel support interlayers (16) on the back of the first fixing strap assembly (8), and the two support interlayers (16) are located outside the ice blanket interlayer (15), and the support interlayers (16) are parallel to the first zipper (3).

9. A modified mobile suspension system for hanging clothes according to claim 8, characterized in that, Both the ice blanket interlayer (15) and the support interlayer (16) are provided with edging to cover the opening.

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