Surgical treatment chair with washing function

Abstract

The utility model discloses a surgical dressing change chair with washing function, including dressing change chair, and the both sides of dressing change chair are equipped with chair frame, and the chair frame is equipped with folding hinge, and the other end of folding hinge is equipped with table board, and the bottom middle part of dressing change chair is equipped with cushion, and the both sides of cushion bottom are equipped with left lower limb support and right lower limb support, and the between left lower limb support and right lower limb support is equipped with second fixed block, and second fixed block is equipped with telescopic tap, and telescopic tap can pull out and retract outward. The utility model discloses the both sides of dressing change chair set up foldable table board, and the upper limbs of patient are placed and medical staff operation are convenient, and table board can be folded and stored, and the below of cushion is equipped with left lower limb support and right lower limb support, and left lower limb support and right lower limb support can telescopic, and when using, pull out, and when idle, retract, and the between both is equipped with telescopic tap, and the lower limbs are cleaned conveniently, and also can retract after using, and the structure design is ingenious and practicality is strong, and the utility model discloses can improve the efficiency and quality of dressing change, and is suitable for promoting.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical auxiliary device technology, and more specifically to a surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function. Background Technology

[0002] When changing dressings for outpatient surgical patients, especially on the hands, the dressing is usually done while the patient is seated. Patients often don't know where to put their injured hand; sometimes they support the affected hand with their unaffected hand, and sometimes they rest the affected hand on the treatment cart. They haven't found a suitable or comfortable posture for dressing changes. Resting the patient's hand on the treatment cart also easily contaminates it. Furthermore, for patients with lower extremity venous ulcers, long-term migratory wounds, or infected wounds, the lower extremities haven't been cleaned for a long time, leaving a large number of bacteria in the wound and surrounding area. Clinically, dressing changes usually involve disinfection with iodine twice followed by cleaning with saline cotton balls. Currently, stainless steel tripods are used clinically for lower extremity dressing changes, but whether the patient is bedridden or using a stainless steel tripod, it's impossible to rinse the lower extremities with large amounts of water. The independent stainless steel tripod is also inconvenient to move and increases the workload of medical staff. In response to this, the inventor proposes a surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function. The dressing chair has foldable tables on both sides to facilitate the placement of the patient's hands and the dressing change. The bottom of the dressing chair is equipped with a retractable chair leg and a water faucet. The patient's lower limbs can be placed on the retractable chair leg and cleaned by the water faucet, which facilitates the dressing change of the lower limbs and the operation of medical staff.

[0003] To facilitate dressing changes for injured limbs and enable medical staff to perform these procedures, Chinese Patent (Authorization Announcement No.: CN213373487U) discloses a detachable dressing chair. This utility model includes a mounting base, a dressing chair, an arm support assembly, a lower limb support assembly, an IV stand assembly, and a storage box assembly. The adjustable arm support assembly allows for adjustment of the arm's position and height; the adjustable lower limb support assembly allows for adjustment of the lower limb's position, height, and angle; the adjustable IV stand assembly allows for adjustment of the IV stand's position; and the detachable storage box assembly allows for the storage and retrieval of dressing supplies by medical staff.

[0004] The proposed solution still has some shortcomings. Since the location and area of ​​a patient's injury are often variable, a larger operating platform is needed for upper limb placement to facilitate both placement and medical staff operation, especially for downward-facing wounds. Furthermore, for patients with lower limb venous ulcers, wounds that have been lodged for a long time, or infected wounds, lower limb cleaning is necessary to prevent bacterial growth and infection. The lower limb support also needs to be easily unfolded and folded up; otherwise, it will affect the patient's seating, increase the workload of medical staff, and hinder dressing changes. Therefore, the structure of the dressing chair needs to be improved to overcome these limitations, making it easier to use, not only for placing the patient's limbs but also for medical staff to perform dressing changes, thus improving dressing efficiency and quality. Utility Model Content

[0005] The present invention discloses a surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function, the main purpose of which is to overcome the above-mentioned deficiencies and shortcomings of the existing technology.

[0006] The technical solution adopted in this utility model is as follows:

[0007] A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function includes a dressing chair with chair frames on both sides. A fixing block is installed on the top of the chair frame, and a folding hinge is installed on the fixing block. A table is installed at the other end of the folding hinge. A seat cushion is provided in the middle of the bottom of the dressing chair. A retractable left lower limb support and a right lower limb support are respectively installed on both sides of the bottom of the seat cushion. A second fixing block is provided between the left lower limb support and the right lower limb support. A retractable faucet is installed on the second fixing block. The retractable faucet can be pulled out and retracted.

[0008] Furthermore, the tabletop can be flipped 90 degrees along the chair frame via the folding hinge.

[0009] Furthermore, the seat cushion is provided with a first slide rail on both sides, and the second fixing block is provided with a second slide rail on both sides. The first slide rail and the second slide rail form a left slide rail and a right slide rail, respectively. The upper sides of the left lower limb frame and the right lower limb frame are provided with corresponding sliders, which are embedded in the left slide rail and the right slide rail.

[0010] Furthermore, brakeable rollers are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the left and right lower limb frames.

[0011] Furthermore, the left and right lower limb frames are equipped with a fixing plate at the top, with a leather pad on the front and a through hole on the rear. The bottom of the left and right lower limb frames is equipped with several sets of hooks from front to back, which are used to hang medical waste bags.

[0012] Furthermore, the retractable faucet head is equipped with a control switch and a base on the rear side, which is connected to an external water pipe.

[0013] Furthermore, the folding hinge is equipped with a limiting rod, and the folding hinge can be folded and unfolded at 90 degrees and fixed by the limiting rod.

[0014] As can be seen from the above description of this utility model, compared with the prior art, the advantages of this utility model are as follows:

[0015] This invention firstly features foldable tables on both sides of the dressing chair, facilitating the placement of the patient's injured upper limb and enabling medical staff to perform dressing changes. The tables can be folded away after use, saving space and proving highly practical. Secondly, left and right lower limb supports are located under the seat cushion. These supports can extend and retract along left and right slide rails and are secured by braked rollers. They can be pulled out for easy placement of the lower limbs during use and retracted when not in use, resulting in a simple and practical structure that effectively improves patient comfort during dressing changes. Finally, a retractable faucet is located between the left and right lower limb supports, with medical waste bags attached to the bottom of each support for easy cleaning of the patient's lower limbs, especially for patients with venous ulcers or infected wounds. After use, the retractable faucet can be retracted, demonstrating ingenious design and strong practicality. This invention boasts a novel structure and ingenious design, providing convenient and comfortable placement for the patient's limbs while also facilitating dressing changes for medical staff, improving the efficiency and quality of dressing changes, making it suitable for widespread adoption. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model. Figure 1 .

[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model. Figure 2 .

[0018] Figure 3 This is a structural schematic diagram of the retractable faucet of this utility model.

[0019] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the folding hinge of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0021] like Figures 1 to 4As shown, a surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function includes a dressing chair 1. The dressing chair 1 has chair frames 2 on both sides. The top of the chair frame 2 is equipped with a fixing block 3. The fixing block 3 is equipped with a folding hinge 4. The other end of the folding hinge 4 is equipped with a table 5. The middle section of the bottom of the dressing chair 1 is equipped with a seat cushion 6. The bottom sides of the seat cushion 6 are respectively equipped with a retractable left lower limb support 7 and a right lower limb support 8. A second fixing block 9 is provided between the left lower limb support 7 and the right lower limb support 8. The second fixing block 9 is equipped with a retractable faucet 10. The retractable faucet 10 can be pulled out and retracted.

[0022] Furthermore, the tabletop 5 can be rotated 90 degrees along the chair frame (2) via the folding hinge 4.

[0023] Furthermore, the seat cushion 6 is provided with a first slide rail on both sides, and the second fixing block 9 is provided with a second slide rail on both sides. The first slide rail and the second slide rail form a left slide rail 11 and a right slide rail 12, respectively. The upper sides of the left lower limb frame 7 and the right lower limb frame 8 are provided with corresponding sliders (not shown in the schematic diagram due to the viewing angle). The sliders are embedded in the left slide rail 11 and the right slide rail 12.

[0024] Furthermore, brakeable rollers 13 are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the left lower limb frame 7 and the right lower limb frame 8.

[0025] Furthermore, the left lower limb frame 7 and the right lower limb frame 8 are provided with a fixing plate 14 at the top. The fixing plate 14 is provided with a leather pad 15 on the front side and a through hole 16 on the rear side. The left lower limb frame 7 and the right lower limb frame 8 are provided with several sets of hooks 17 from front to back at the bottom. The hooks 17 are used to hang medical waste bags.

[0026] Furthermore, the retractable faucet 10 has a control switch 18 at its head and a base 19 at its rear, which is connected to an external water pipe.

[0027] Furthermore, the folding hinge 4 is provided with a limiting rod 20, and the folding hinge 4 can be folded and unfolded at 90 degrees and fixed by the limiting rod 20.

[0028] Example: First, when the patient's injury is on the upper limb, the table 5 corresponding to the injured side of the upper limb is unfolded. The table 5 is unfolded by the folding hinge 4 and fixed by the limiting rod 20. The patient places the injured upper limb on the table 5 to facilitate dressing changes by medical staff. After the dressing change, the table 5 is folded back down by the folding hinge 4. Next, when the patient's injury is on the lower limb, the left lower limb support 7 or right lower limb support 8 corresponding to the injured side of the lower limb is pulled out along the left slide rail 11 or right slide rail 12, and is then braked. The braking of roller 13 fixes the left lower limb frame 7 and the right lower limb frame 8. The patient places the lower limb on the left lower limb frame 7 or the right lower limb frame 8. Medical staff pull out the retractable faucet 10 and start the control switch 18 to clean the lower limb. The wastewater from the cleaning flows from the through hole 16 on the back of the fixing plate 14 to the medical waste bag attached to the hook 17 at the bottom of the left lower limb frame 7 or the right lower limb frame 8. Finally, after the lower limb is cleaned and the dressing is changed, the left lower limb frame 7 or the right lower limb frame 8 is pushed back along the left slide rail 11 or the right slide rail 12 to complete the folding and storage.

[0029] As can be seen from the above description of this utility model, compared with the prior art, the advantages of this utility model are as follows:

[0030] This invention firstly features foldable tables on both sides of the dressing chair, facilitating the placement of the patient's injured upper limb and enabling medical staff to perform dressing changes. The tables can be folded away after use, saving space and proving highly practical. Secondly, left and right lower limb supports are located under the seat cushion. These supports can extend and retract along left and right slide rails and are secured by braked rollers. They can be pulled out for easy placement of the lower limbs during use and retracted when not in use, resulting in a simple and practical structure that effectively improves patient comfort during dressing changes. Finally, a retractable faucet is located between the left and right lower limb supports, with medical waste bags attached to the bottom of each support for easy cleaning of the patient's lower limbs, especially for patients with venous ulcers or infected wounds. After use, the retractable faucet can be retracted, demonstrating ingenious design and strong practicality. This invention boasts a novel structure and ingenious design, providing convenient and comfortable placement for the patient's limbs while also facilitating dressing changes for medical staff, improving the efficiency and quality of dressing changes, making it suitable for widespread adoption.

[0031] The above are merely specific embodiments of this utility model, but the design concept of this utility model is not limited thereto. Any non-substantial improvements made to this utility model using this concept should be considered as infringing on the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function, characterized in that: The device includes a dressing chair with chair frames on both sides. A fixing block is installed on the top of the chair frame, and a folding hinge is installed on the fixing block. A table is installed at the other end of the folding hinge. A seat cushion is provided in the middle of the bottom of the dressing chair. A retractable left lower limb support and a right lower limb support are respectively installed on both sides of the bottom of the seat cushion. A second fixing block is provided between the left lower limb support and the right lower limb support. A retractable faucet is installed on the second fixing block. The retractable faucet can be pulled out and retracted.

2. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tabletop can be flipped 90 degrees along the chair frame via the folding hinge.

3. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The seat cushion is provided with a first slide rail on both sides, and the second fixing block is provided with a second slide rail on both sides. The first slide rail and the second slide rail form a left slide rail and a right slide rail, respectively. The upper sides of the left lower limb frame and the right lower limb frame are provided with corresponding sliders, which are embedded in the left slide rail and the right slide rail.

4. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left and right lower limb frames are equipped with brakeable rollers at the four corners of their bottom.

5. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left and right lower limb frames are equipped with a fixing plate at the top. The front side of the fixing plate is provided with a leather pad, and the rear side is provided with a through hole. The bottom of the left and right lower limb frames is provided with several sets of hooks from front to back. These hooks are used to hang medical waste bags.

6. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The retractable faucet has a control switch at the head and a base at the rear, which is connected to an external water pipe.

7. A surgical dressing chair with a rinsing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The folding hinge is equipped with a limiting rod, and the folding hinge can be folded and unfolded at 90 degrees and is fixed by the limiting rod.

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