A hospital bedside card

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of bedside card, especially a bedside card for ward, technical scheme: a bedside card for ward, including bedside card main part and the multifunctional medical care auxiliary structure of installing on bedside card main part, the outer wall of bedside card main body is equipped with LED lamp area, install writing pen in pen groove, the multifunctional medical care auxiliary structure includes five groups of prompt matter display block that rotates and installs in first groove body, writing board and set up timer and sound recorder in the front end of bedside card main part, the utility model discloses correspond a group of display block to five kinds of information such as nursing level, diet condition respectively, the four sides of each group of display block bear different subdivision information, and realize quick switching through screw rod drive, integrate four big auxiliary functions of sound recording message, accurate timing, temporary writing, LED reminding simultaneously, solve the problem that the existing bedside card is inconvenient to use and has fewer functions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of bedside patient cards, specifically relating to a ward bedside card. Background Technology

[0002] A bedside card is an information sign that is hung or fixed at the head of a patient's bed in a hospital ward. It is an important information carrier connecting medical staff, patients, their families, and other hospital service personnel. Its core function is to clearly present key patient information, assist in the efficient conduct of medical and nursing work, and at the same time ensure medical safety and the rights and interests of patients.

[0003] Existing technologies, such as traditional bedside cards, often suffer from drawbacks such as fixed information, limited functionality, and lack of interactive features. This leads to problems in practical use, such as the inability of medical staff to transmit important information when patients leave the hospital, resulting in delayed medication dispensing, missed examinations, and a lack of convenient and personalized reminders. Furthermore, postprandial 2-hour blood glucose monitoring for diabetic patients relies on manual memory, which is prone to delays due to patient forgetfulness or overworked medical staff. Therefore, this invention proposes a new bedside card to address the problems existing in the prior art. Utility Model Content

[0004] To overcome the problems of existing bedside patient cards being inconvenient to use and having limited functions.

[0005] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a bedside card for hospital wards, including a bedside card body and a multi-functional medical and nursing auxiliary structure installed on the bedside card body. The front end of the bedside card body is provided with a first groove, a second groove, a second card slot, a pen slot and a third card slot. The rear end of the bedside card body is provided with a third groove. A PLC control board is installed in the third groove. An LED light strip is fitted on the outer wall of the bedside card body. A writing pen is installed in the pen slot. The multi-functional medical and nursing auxiliary structure includes five sets of precaution display blocks rotatably installed in the first groove, a writing board installed in the second groove, and a timer and a recorder set at the front end of the bedside card body. Five sets of lead screws are rotatably installed in the first groove. The right end of the lead screw passes through the bedside card body and the LED light strip and is fixedly connected to a handle.

[0006] Preferably, the left and right ends of the reminder display block are provided with threaded grooves that are compatible with the lead screw. The reminder display block is a four-sided rectangle, and the four sides of the five sets of reminder display blocks distributed from top to bottom are printed with different care levels, dietary conditions, pressure ulcer risks, fall and bed fall risks, and tube slippage risks.

[0007] Preferably, the left end of the handle is aligned with the right end of the headboard card body, and the left and right ends of the reminder display block are aligned with the left and right ends of the first slot.

[0008] Preferably, a first positioning frame is installed in the second slot, and a recorder and a timer are installed symmetrically on the left and right sides through the first positioning frame. The recorder and the timer are connected to two sets of control buttons through a PLC circuit board. The two sets of control buttons are installed on the first positioning frame and are located between the recorder and the timer.

[0009] Preferably, a second positioning frame is installed in the third card slot, and a patient information card is placed in the second positioning frame.

[0010] Preferably, the PLC control board is electrically connected to the timer, recorder and LED light belt. The second slot and the second card slot are symmetrically distributed vertically, the first slot and the third card slot are symmetrically distributed vertically, the second slot and the second card slot, as well as the first slot and the third card slot, are distributed horizontally, and the pen slot is distributed between the second slot and the first slot.

[0011] Preferably, a hanging plate is provided at the rear end of the headboard card body, and an installation block is fixedly connected to the rear edge of the headboard card body. A first slot is opened at the front end of the hanging plate, which is adapted to the installation block. Hooks symmetrically distributed on the left and right are fixedly connected at the upper and lower ends of the hanging plate, and the rear end of the PLC control board is attached to the front end of the hanging plate.

[0012] The beneficial effects of this utility model are: 1. By assigning five types of information, such as nursing level and diet, to a set of display blocks, each set of display blocks carries different subdivided information on its four sides and achieves rapid switching through screw drive, which can avoid confusion caused by information superposition and adapt to the changes in patient information throughout the entire course of the disease from admission to discharge, making it highly versatile. 2. By integrating four auxiliary functions—audio recording, precise timing, temporary writing, and LED reminders—and achieving functional linkage through a PLC control board, it can reduce the cost of ward supplies, while enabling medical staff to complete operations in one stop and improve work continuity. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the ward bedside card of this utility model; Figure 2 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the ward bedside card of this utility model. Figure 3 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the hanging plate for the bedside card of this utility model. Figure 4 The diagram shown is a first three-dimensional structural schematic of the main body of the bedside card of this utility model. Figure 5 The diagram shown is a second three-dimensional structural schematic of the main body of the bedside card of this utility model. Figure 6 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled view of the first positioning frame, recorder, and timer of the ward bedside card of this utility model. Figure 7 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional disassembled schematic of the reminder display block, lead screw, and rotating handle of the bedside card of this utility model.

[0014] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached diagram: 1-Bedside card body, 2-Hanging plate, 3-Reminder display block, 4-Recording pen, 5-First positioning frame, 6-Second positioning frame, 7-Hook, 8-First card slot, 9-First slot body, 10-Pen slot, 11-Second slot body, 12-Second card slot, 13-LED light strip, 14-PLC control board, 15-Writing board, 16-Third card slot, 17-Installation card block, 18-Third slot body, 19-Timer, 20-Control button, 21-Recorder, 22-Screw groove, 23-Rotating handle, 24-Lead screw. Detailed Implementation

[0015] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0016] Please see Figures 1-7 This utility model provides an embodiment: a ward bedside card, including a bedside card body 1, and a multi-functional medical and nursing auxiliary structure installed on the bedside card body 1. The front end of the bedside card body 1 is provided with a first groove 9, a second groove 11, a second card slot 12, a pen slot 10 and a third card slot 16. The rear end of the bedside card body 1 is provided with a third groove 18. A PLC control board 14 is installed in the third groove 18. An LED light strip 13 is fitted on the outer wall of the bedside card body 1. A writing pen 4 is installed in the pen slot 10. The multi-functional medical and nursing auxiliary structure includes five sets of reminder display blocks 3 rotatably installed in the first groove 9, a writing board 15 installed in the second groove 11, and a timer 19 and a recorder 21 set at the front end of the bedside card body 1. Five sets of lead screws 24 are rotatably installed in the first groove 9. The right end of the lead screw 24 passes through the bedside card body 1 and the LED light strip 13 and is fixedly connected to a handle 23.

[0017] By assigning five categories of information, such as nursing level and dietary status, to a set of display blocks, each set of display blocks carries different subdivided information on its four sides and achieves rapid switching through the lead screw 24, the system avoids confusion caused by information superposition and can adapt to changes in patient information throughout the entire course of the disease from admission to discharge. It is highly versatile and integrates four auxiliary functions: recording messages, precise timing, temporary writing, and LED reminders. Furthermore, it achieves functional linkage through the PLC control board 14, which can reduce the cost of ward supplies and allow medical and nursing operations to be completed in one stop, improving work continuity.

[0018] Please see Figures 4-7In this embodiment, threaded grooves 22 are provided through both ends of the notification display block 3. The threaded grooves 22 are adapted to the lead screw 24. The notification display block 3 is a four-sided rectangle. The four sides of the five groups of notification display blocks 3 distributed from top to bottom are printed with different care levels, dietary status, pressure ulcer risk, fall risk, and tube slippage risk. The threaded grooves 22 are adapted to the lead screw 24. Rotating the handle 23 can drive the display blocks to switch. Information such as care level and dietary status can be quickly changed without disassembly, improving operational efficiency. At the same time, the four-sided rectangle and five-group layered design allows each of the care, dietary, pressure ulcer risk, tube slippage risk, and fall risk groups to occupy one group, so that medical staff or family members can quickly locate the required information without needing to disassemble the display blocks. Upon inspection, five sets of information display blocks meet the needs of multiple scenarios. The left end of the rotating handle 23 is attached to the right end of the bedside card body 1, and the left and right ends of the reminder display block 3 are attached to the left and right ends of the first groove 9. The attachment of the display block to the ends of the first groove 9 restricts its lateral displacement, ensuring that the display block always runs along a fixed trajectory when rotating, and the information display position is stable. Medical staff do not need to adjust the angle when viewing. The five sets of reminder display blocks 3 are as follows from top to bottom: First row: Nursing level: Special nursing, Level 1 nursing, Level 2 nursing, Level 3 nursing; Second row: Dietary care: Diabetic diet, low salt, low fat diet, no food, liquid diet; Third row: Pressure ulcer risk: High risk, medium risk, low risk; Fourth row: Tube slippage risk: High risk, low risk, no risk; Fifth row: Fall and bed fall risk: High risk, medium risk, low risk, with high risk highlighted in red.

[0019] Please see Figures 3-6In this embodiment, a first positioning frame 5 is installed in the second slot 12. A recorder 21 and a timer 19, symmetrically distributed on both sides, are installed through the first positioning frame 5. The recorder 21 and timer 19 are connected to two sets of control buttons 20 via a PLC circuit board. The two sets of control buttons 20 are mounted on the first positioning frame 5, located between the recorder 21 and the timer 19. The recorder 21 can record nursing instructions from medical staff or patient needs, avoiding omissions in verbal communication, and is especially suitable for shift handover scenarios, improving nursing continuity. The timer 19 can accurately record key points such as two hours after meals, medication time, infusion duration, intervals for collecting specimens from various tests, and turning intervals. Combined with the control buttons 20, it can be started and paused with a single button, reducing manual timing errors and lowering nursing risks. The PLC... The circuit board enables the linkage between the recorder 21, timer 19, and control button 20. The operation logic is simple, requiring no complex setup, allowing medical staff and family members to quickly learn how to use it. A second positioning frame 6 is installed in the third card slot 16, containing the patient information card. The positioning frame provides a stable mounting position for the patient information card, preventing it from falling or bending, and ensuring that core information such as the patient's name, bed number, and hospital number is always clearly visible. The PLC control board 14 is electrically connected to the timer 19, recorder 21, and LED strip 13. The second slot 11 and... The second slot 12 is symmetrically distributed vertically, the first slot 9 and the third slot 16 are symmetrically distributed vertically, the second slot 11 and the second slot 12, as well as the first slot 9 and the third slot 16 are distributed horizontally, and the pen slot 10 is distributed between the second slot 11 and the first slot 9. The pen slot 10 is located between the second slot 11 and the first slot 9, which is convenient for storing a recording pen and meets the needs of medical staff for personalized reminders at any time. There is no need to find additional tools, which improves work efficiency. The pen slot 10 is reasonably positioned, does not occupy information display space, and will not affect the operation of other functions.

[0020] Please see Figures 3-5 In this embodiment, a hanging plate 2 is provided at the rear end of the bedside card body 1, and an installation block 17 is fixedly connected to the rear edge of the bedside card body 1. A first slot 8 is opened at the front end of the hanging plate 2, which is adapted to the installation block 17. Hooks 7 are symmetrically distributed on the left and right sides and fixedly connected to the upper and lower ends of the hanging plate 2. The rear end of the PLC control board 14 is attached to the front end of the hanging plate 2. The installation block 17 is adapted to the first slot 8, realizing quick assembly and disassembly of the bedside card body 1 and the hanging plate 2, which facilitates the movement of the bedside card or disassembly and maintenance, and the connection is firm to prevent it from falling off during use. The hooks 7 of the hanging plate 2 are designed to be compatible with common bedside railings and wall hooks 7 in wards, which allows for flexible installation scenarios without drilling holes in the wall and damaging the structure, resulting in high installation efficiency. The PLC control board 14 is powered by a button battery in the battery compartment inside the bedside card body 1.

[0021] When using the device, first install the button battery into the battery compartment on the back of the main body 1 of the bedside card. The button battery will provide power to the device. Then, fix the hanging plate 2 to the bedside railing or wall hook 7 using the upper and lower hooks 7. Next, insert the information card with the patient's name, bed number, age, and hospital number into the second positioning frame 6, which is a transparent shell. The second positioning frame 6 mainly serves to fix the card in place, preventing it from falling or bending, and ensuring that the basic information is always visible. Next, depending on the patient's condition, such as postoperative care and chronic disease management, the handle 23 on the right side of the first slot 9 is rotated, and the corresponding display block is rotated through the matching transmission between the lead screw 24 and the screw groove 22 of the prompt display block 3. When the level of care needs to be displayed, rotate the corresponding group's precaution display block 3 so that the side with the corresponding level of care printed on it faces outwards; When it is necessary to display the patient's dietary adjustments and changes in the three risks, the corresponding group of precautions display block 3 can be rotated to switch to the corresponding information surface. The five groups of display blocks are layered to support the simultaneous display of multiple types of information. When a patient leaves the room, medical staff can press the control button 20 corresponding to the recorder 21 in the second card slot 12 to start the recording function and record instructions, such as asking the patient to pick up oral medication at the nurse station upon returning or to have blood drawn on an empty stomach the next morning. After the recording is completed, the PLC control board 14 triggers the LED light strip 13 to light up red, forming a visual reminder. When the patient returns to the ward and sees the red light, they can press another set of control buttons 20 to play the message, clarify the medical staff's needs, and then proactively contact the relevant personnel. For diabetic patients, after a meal, medical staff or family members press the control button 20 corresponding to timer 19 to start the hour countdown; when the countdown ends, the PLC control board 14 drives the LED strip 13 to flash green light to remind the patient to monitor blood glucose, take blood samples, etc.

[0022] When medical staff need to record personalized reminders during ward rounds, they can directly take out the writing pen 4 that is compatible with the writing board 15 from the pen slot 10 and record it on the writing board 15, which is made of LCD liquid crystal material. This avoids delays in work due to searching for paper and pen. When cleaning the LCD liquid crystal writing board 15, simply press the clear button on the device to clear the writing on the screen.

[0023] Through the above steps, by assigning five types of information, such as nursing level and dietary status, to a set of display blocks, each set of display blocks carries different subdivided information on its four sides, and rapid switching is achieved through the transmission of lead screw 24. This avoids confusion caused by information superposition and can adapt to the changes in patient information throughout the entire course of the disease from admission to discharge, making it highly versatile. At the same time, it integrates four auxiliary functions: recording messages, precise timing, temporary writing, and LED reminders, and achieves functional linkage through PLC control board 14. This can reduce the cost of ward supplies, while allowing medical and nursing operations to be completed in one stop, improving work continuity, and solving the problems of existing bedside patient cards being inconvenient to use and having limited functions.

[0024] 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 card for hospital wards, comprising a bedside card body (1), characterized in that: It also includes a multi-functional medical auxiliary structure installed on the bedside card body (1). The front end of the bedside card body (1) is provided with a first groove (9), a second groove (11), a second card slot (12), a pen slot (10) and a third card slot (16). The rear end of the bedside card body (1) is provided with a third groove (18). A PLC control board (14) is installed in the third groove (18). An LED light strip (13) is fitted on the outer wall of the bedside card body (1). An LED light strip (13) is installed in the pen slot (10). Equipped with a writing pen (4), the multifunctional medical care auxiliary structure includes five sets of reminder display blocks (3) rotatably installed in the first slot (9), a writing board (15) installed in the second slot (11), and a timer (19) and a recorder (21) set at the front end of the bedside card body (1). Five sets of lead screws (24) are rotatably installed in the first slot (9). The right end of the lead screw (24) passes through the bedside card body (1) and the LED light strip (13) and is fixed with a handle (23).

2. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left and right ends of the prompt display block (3) are provided with threaded grooves (22), which are adapted to the screw (24). The prompt display block (3) is a four-sided rectangle. The four sides of the five sets of prompt display blocks (3) distributed from top to bottom are printed with different nursing levels, diet, pressure ulcer risk, fall risk and tube slippage risk.

3. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left end of the rotating handle (23) is attached to the right end of the headboard card body (1), and the left and right ends of the reminder display block (3) are attached to the left and right ends of the first slot (9).

4. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first positioning frame (5) is installed in the second slot (12). The recorder (21) and timer (19) are installed in a through-type manner and are symmetrically distributed on the left and right sides. The recorder (21) and timer (19) are connected to two sets of control buttons (20) respectively through the PLC circuit board. The two sets of control buttons (20) are installed on the first positioning frame (5) and the control buttons (20) are located between the recorder (21) and the timer (19).

5. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The third card slot (16) is equipped with a second positioning frame (6), and the second positioning frame (6) contains a patient information card.

6. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The PLC control board (14) is electrically connected to the timer (19), the recorder (21) and the LED light strip (13). The second slot (11) and the second card slot (12) are symmetrically distributed vertically. The first slot (9) and the third card slot (16) are symmetrically distributed vertically. The second slot (11) and the second card slot (12), as well as the first slot (9) and the third card slot (16), are distributed horizontally. The pen slot (10) is distributed between the second slot (11) and the first slot (9).

7. The ward bedside card according to claim 1, characterized in that: The headboard card body (1) has a hanging plate (2) at its rear end. The headboard card body (1) has an installation block (17) fixedly connected to its rear edge. The hanging plate (2) has a first slot (8) at its front end. The first slot (8) is compatible with the installation block (17). The hanging plate (2) has hooks (7) that are symmetrically distributed on the left and right sides fixedly connected to its upper and lower ends. The rear end of the PLC control board (14) is in contact with the front end of the hanging plate (2).

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