A four-column standing
bed (100), which relates to the technical field of
medical care equipment. The four-column standing
bed comprises a base (1), a
bed body (2), a lifting frame base (3), a connecting sleeve (4), and a drive
assembly (5). The drive
assembly (5) comprises a standing motor (51) and a first telescopic rod (52). One end of the bed body (2) is hinged to the base (1). The connecting sleeve (4) comprises a bed sheet (41) and bolts (42). The bed sheet (41) comprises a connecting section (411) and a head section (412), a backrest section (413), a
buttocks section (414), a
thigh section (415), and a shank section (416). When in use, a patient lies on the connecting sleeve (4), the standing motor (51) drives the first telescopic rod (52) to extend or retract and rotate, and the bed body (2) and the base (1) rotate relative to each other, so that the patient stands at an angle. According to a position at which the patient needs to be cleaned, a medical worker pulls out a bolt (42) at a corresponding position of the bed sheet (41), a corresponding part of the bed sheet (41) is rotated or disassembled to
expose a part to be cleaned in the head, the back, the
buttocks, the
thigh, and the shank of the patient, so as to make it convenient for
medical staff to perform cleaning. The four-column standing bed not only reduces the labor of
medical staff, but also prevents the patient from being suspended in the air and subjected to excessive force while being cleaned.