Multifunctional bed for bedridden patients.

Abstract

OCR 10KL (24 / 02 / 2569) A multifunctional bed for bedridden patients consists of two parts: the main bed and an adjustable bed. Multifunctional, it can be wheeled away from the main bed or converted into a wheelchair. The bed section has a lifting system. The patient's torso and head were positioned in a semi-sitting, semi-reclining position, and the patient was turned to the left and right sides from a lying position. It can be turned onto its back, and the bed's mechanism in the torso and head area is electrically controlled by a battery. Other areas are controlled by basic mechanical systems. The bed also has side rails to prevent the patient from falling out of bed.

Claims

OCR 10KL (11 / 03 / 2569) 1. Multi-purpose bed for bedridden patients consists of 2 parts: the main bed (1) which cannot be moved. Yes, and the multi-functional bed (2) can be separated from the main bed and converted into a patient wheelchair. Yes, the main bed (1) consists of a bed frame (3) at the bottom of the bed with a storage box installed. Accessory (4) for storing the hand crank (19), armrest (22), ring lock (23) in the area. Above the headboard and on both sides of the main bed (1), a section of the area is covered with upholstered polywood (5). The bed is easy to clean and has a support rail (7) that is attached to the folding side rail (6). It can be adjusted up and down / folded to the side to prevent the patient from falling off the bed and has magnets (8) attached to the area. Above the headboard of the main bed (1) the polywood panel is covered with upholstery (5) to attach the main bed (1) to the adjustable bed. Multipurpose (2) with a locking latch (9) installed at both ends of the main bed (1) for locking the bed. The main bed (1) and the multi-purpose bed (2) are not separated, with a special feature being in the part The multi-functional bed (2) can be moved separately from the main bed (1) in 2 ways, in which case:

1. In the form of a mobile bed, which consists of an upper bed (10) that can be adjusted in angle using a sliding mechanism. Electric motor (13) with a switch on the side of the bed and connected to the central bed (15) can be tilted. Left and right: Help turn the patient to the left and right side using the hand crank (19) and the side of the middle end of the bed. (15) Next to the hand crank (19), a lever (20) is installed for converting to a wheelchair, and on both sides. The central bed (15) has holes for inserting armrests (14). The central bed (15) has legs with casters. All four legs are lockable (11) and the bed legs are attached to a motorized sliding shaft (13) connected to a 12V battery. Volt (12) is used to adjust the angle of the upper bunk (10) and the lower central bunk (15) is connected. The upper lower section of the bed (16) is attached to the lower lower section of the bed (17), and when folded, it becomes a footrest for the patient. Below are the legs (21) and the locking latches (18) on both sides, for assembly with the main bed (1) and in The second configuration is for conversion into a wheelchair, by lever (20) fitted with armrests (22) which are an optional accessory. It is stored in the accessory storage box (4) at the hole for the armrest (14) and has a ring locking slug (23) which is Accessories are stored in the accessory box (4), with a lever (20) for converting to a wheelchair and bed. Mobile and wheels (25) installed in the middle of the lower part of the bed (17) used for movement when the cart needs to be pushed. And fold it up when you need to park.

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