Patient restraint devices (Safety Restraints)
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- TH · TH
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-07-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-26
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Abstract
Claims
------24 / 09 / 2568------(OCR) OCR 10KL1. Patient restraint device on the bed, consisting of 5 parts: a. Chest restraint (1) 1 piece, hip restraint (2) 1 piece, c. Wrist restraint (3) 2 pieces, d. Ankle restraint (4) 2 pieces, and e. Restraint strap (5) 4 pieces. Each part is separate and independent, with specific characteristics: a. Chest restraint (1) is a long piece of fabric that helps to restrain the patient's chest so that the patient lies flat on the bed and cannot sit up. At both ends of the chest restraint (1) there are loops (6) sewn on, which serve to hold hooks attached to restraint strap (5). b. Hip restraint (2) is a long piece of fabric that helps to restrain the patient's hips so that the patient lies flat on the bed and cannot sit up. At both ends of the hip restraint (2) there are loops (6) sewn on, which serve to hold hooks attached to restraint strap (5). c. Wrist restraint (3) is a long piece of fabric that wraps around the patient's wrist. On both sides of the wristband (3) there are Velcro (7) sewn on so that they can be attached together when the wristband (3) is worn.It wraps around the patient's wrist and is adjustable to fit the patient's wrist size. On one side of the wrist restraint (3) there is a first strap (8) sewn lengthwise along the wrist restraint (3), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the strap and a Velcro (7) sewn to the other end, which is used to thread the end of the strap through the loop (6) and fasten the Velcro (7) together to increase the tightness of the restraint on the patient's wrist. There is a second strap (9) sewn across the wrist restraint (3), passing over the first strap (8), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the second strap (9) and a lock (10) sewn to the other end of the second strap (9), which has an adjuster (11) attached to it, which is used to adjust the length of the strap. The second strap (9) is threaded onto the patient's bed base and locks the lock (10) onto the loop (6) to secure the device to the patient's bed. It prevents the patient from getting up from the bed. Ankle binder (4) is a long piece of fabric that wraps around the patient's ankle.On both sides of the wrist restraint (3) there are Velcro (7) sewn on so that they can be fastened together when the ankle restraint (4) wraps around the patient's ankle and can be adjusted to fit the patient's ankle size. On one side of the ankle restraint (4) there is a first strap (8) sewn along the length of the ankle restraint (4), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the strap and Velcro (7) sewn to the other end, which is used to thread the end of the strap through the loop (6) and fasten the Velcro (7) together to increase the tightness of the restraint on the patient's ankle. There is a second strap (9) sewn along the width of the ankle restraint (4), passing over the first strap (8), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the second strap (9) and a lock (10) sewn to the other end of the second strap (9). The second strap (9) has an adjuster (11) attached to it, which is used to adjust the length of the strap. The second strap (9) is inserted into the patient's bed base and locks the buckle (10) to the loop (6).To lock the device to the patient's bed, preventing the patient from getting up from the bed. The restraint strap (5) is a strap with durable and strong properties, capable of bearing weight and resistant to friction, highly flexible, not easily broken, resistant to moisture and not absorbent. At one end of the restraint strap (5) there is a lock (10) sewn on, which locks into the loop (6) of the chest restraint (1) and hip restraint (2), and has an adjuster (11) installed, which adjusts the length of the restraint strap (5). The restraint strap (5) holds the chest restraint (1) and hip restraint (2) and fastens them to the base of the patient's bed, preventing the patient from getting up from the bed.
2. Patient restraint device on the bed, according to claim 1, where the chest restraint (1), hip restraint (2), wrist restraint (3) and ankle restraint (4) are made of fabric on the outside with properties that are resistant to harsh environments, have a long service life, are breathable, and inhibit the growth of fungi and bacteria, namely Perma nano zinc oxide fibers.
3. Patient restraint device on the bed. Under claim 1 or 2, where the chest binder (1), hip binder (2), wrist binder(3) and ankle restraint (4) which is lined with synthetic fibers on the inside, has high elasticity properties, a soft and comfortable feel, is durable, strong, resistant to abrasion and tearing, and waterproof, namely nylon (Nylon).
4. Patient restraint devices on the bed according to claim 1, where the restraint strap (5) is made of nylon (Nylon). ------------ ------17 / 12 / 2567------(OCR) OCR 10KL 1. Patient restraint devices on the bed, consisting of 5 parts: a. Chest restraint (1) 1 piece b. Hip restraint (2) 1 piece c. Wrist restraint (3) 2 pieces d. Ankle restraint (4) 2 pieces and e. Restraint straps (5) 4 pieces, where each part is separate and independent. a. Chest restraint (1) is a long piece of fabric that helps to restrain the patient's chest so that the patient lies flat on the bed and cannot sit up. At both ends of the chest restraint (1) there are loops (6) sewn on, which serve to hold hooks attached to the restraint straps. b. Hip restraint (2) is a long piece of fabric that helps to restrain the patient's hips so that the patient lies flat on the bed and cannot sit up. At both ends of the hip restraint (2) there are loops (6) sewn on, which serve to hold hooks attached to the restraint straps. c. Wrist restraint (3) is a long piece of fabric that wraps around the patient's wrists. On both sides of the wristband (3) there are Velcro strips (7) sewn on so that they can be fastened together when the wristband (3) is attached.It wraps around the patient's wrist and is adjustable to fit the patient's wrist size. On one side of the wrist restraint (3) there is a first strap (8) sewn lengthwise along the wrist restraint (3), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the strap and a Velcro (7) sewn to the other end, which is used to thread the end of the strap through the loop (6) and fasten the Velcro (7) together to increase the tightness of the restraint on the patient's wrist. There is a second strap (9) sewn across the wrist restraint (3), passing over the first strap (8), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the second strap (9) and a lock (10) sewn to the other end of the second strap (9), which has an adjuster (11) attached to it, which is used to adjust the length of the strap. The second strap (9) is threaded onto the patient's bed base and locks the lock (10) onto the loop (6) to lock the device to the patient's bed. It prevents the patient from getting up from the bed. Ankle binder (4) is a long piece of fabric that wraps around the patient's ankle.On both sides of the wrist restraint (3) there are Velcro (7) sewn on so that they can be fastened together when the ankle restraint (4) wraps around the patient's ankle and can be adjusted to fit the patient's ankle size. On one side of the ankle restraint (4) there is a first strap (8) sewn along the length of the ankle restraint (4), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the strap and Velcro (7) sewn to the other end, which is used to thread the end of the strap through the loop (6) and fasten the Velcro (7) together to increase the tightness of the restraint on the patient's ankle. There is a second strap (9) sewn along the width of the ankle restraint (4), passing over the first strap (8), with a loop (6) sewn to one end of the second strap (9) and a lock (10) sewn to the other end of the second strap (9). The second strap (9) has an adjuster (11) attached to it, which is used to adjust the length of the strap. The second strap (9) is inserted into the patient's bed base and locks the buckle (10) to the loop (6).To lock the device to the patient's bed, preventing the patient from getting up from the bed. The restraint strap (5) is a strap with durable and strong properties, capable of bearing weight and resistant to abrasion, highly flexible, not easily broken, resistant to moisture and not absorbent. At one end of the restraint strap (5) there is a lock (10) sewn on, which locks into the loop (6) of the chest restraint (1) and hip restraint (2), and has an adjuster (11) installed, which adjusts the length of the restraint strap (5). The restraint strap (5) holds the chest restraint (1) and hip restraint (2) and fastens them to the base of the patient's bed, preventing the patient from getting up from the bed.
2. Patient restraint device on the bed, according to claim 1, where the chest restraint (1), hip restraint (2), wrist restraint (3) and ankle restraint (4) are made of fabric on the outside with properties that are resistant to harsh environments, have a long service life, are breathable, inhibit the growth of fungi and bacteria, and are made of a material of selectable perma fibers. Nano zinc oxide (Perma nano zinc oxide), nano-silver coated fibers, carbon nanofibers.Nanotube Fibers), Nano-Silica Coated Fibers or Nano-Titanium Coated Fibers, with the most suitable material being Perma nano zinc oxide fibers.
3. Patient restraint devices in accordance with claim 1 or 2, where the chest restraint (1), hip restraint (2), wrist restraint (3) and ankle restraint (4) are lined on the inside with synthetic fibers, have high elasticity, a soft and comfortable feel, are durable, strong, resistant to abrasion and tearing, waterproof, and are made from a choice of nylon, polyester, polypropylene or spandex, with the most suitable material being nylon.
4. Patient restraint devices in accordance with claim 1, where the restraint strap (5) is made from a choice of Nylon, polyester, polypropylene, urethane, or Kevlar are among the materials considered, but nylon is the most suitable. ------------ 1. Patient restraint devices for beds, consisting of three parts: body restraints, which include... One chest restraint, one hip restraint, and one wrist and ankle restraint. Consists of 2 wrist braces and 2 ankle braces, made from fabric with a synthetic fiber lining on the inside and an outer layer of... Made from fabric containing perma nano zinc oxide fibers and four fastening straps. A. A chest binder is a rectangular piece of fabric that helps to hold the patient flat on the bed, preventing them from lying down. It is possible to sit up. On the outside of the chest binder, there are nylon straps sewn along the entire length of the binder. Both ends of the nylon cord are sewn to loops, which serve as supports for the hooks attached to the fastening strap. B. Hip restraint: This is a rectangular sling that helps to hold the patient flat on the bed, preventing them from falling. It is possible to sit up. On the outside of the hip support garment, there are nylon straps sewn along the entire length of the garment. Both ends of the nylon cord are sewn to loops, which serve as supports for the hooks attached to the fastening strap. C. Wrist restraint: This is a rectangular sling that wraps around the patient's wrist. The outside of the wrist restraint... There will be Velcro strips sewn along the length of the wrist strap to allow for size adjustment to fit the patient's wrist. On one side, there will be a nylon strap sewn lengthwise along the extension from the Velcro, and at the end of the nylon strap... The loop is sewn on, serving as a way to thread the Velcro fastener at the other end of the wristband through for a secure fit. The patient's wrist and a second nylon strap are sewn transversely to the outside of the wrist restraint, with one end facing down. One end of the second nylon cord is sewn to the male lobster clasp, while the other end is sewn to the female lobster clasp. Its function is to be inserted into the patient bed base and lock the ends of the cables together to secure the device to the patient bed. The strap length can be adjusted using the strap adjuster. D. Ankle brace: This is a rectangular brace that wraps around the patient's wrist. The outside of the ankle brace... There will be Velcro strips sewn along the length of the ankle support to allow for size adjustment to fit the patient's ankle. On one side, there will be a nylon strap sewn lengthwise along the extension from the Velcro, and at the end of the nylon strap... Sewn onto a loop, it serves as a channel for the Velcro at the other end of the ankle strap to be inserted for a secure and snug fit. The patient's foot and a second nylon strap are sewn transversely to the outside of the ankle brace, with one end facing down. One end of the second nylon cord is sewn to the male lobster clasp, and the other end is sewn to the female lobster clasp. Its function is to be inserted into the patient bed base and lock the ends of the cables together to secure the device to the patient bed. The second nylon strap can be adjusted in length using a strap adjuster. J. Fastening straps: These are long nylon straps that help secure the wrist and ankle restraints to the patient's bed. The strap's length can be adjusted using a strap adjuster, and the nylon strap has a hook for attaching to... Loops sewn onto the wrist and ankle binders.