3 results about "Sit up exercise" patented technology

This invention relates to a baby bathing device that eliminates the need for the baby to sit up, comprising a water tray and a reclining board for the baby to lie on their back. The water tray is located below the reclining board, which is a thin plate with a recessed receiving portion. The reclining board is divided into two symmetrical sections along its center line, each with a notch in the middle. A hinged baffle is located at the notch and its lower part is hinged to the bottom of the reclining board. When the baby is placed on the reclining board, the baffle of one section is lifted downwards, exposing one side of the baby's back and one side of their buttocks, allowing the operator to wash these areas. At this time, the remaining parts of the receiving portion and the baffle of the other section still provide support for the baby. The reclining board of this invention features a partially openable design in the middle, exposing one side of the baby's back and one side of their buttocks for washing without requiring the baby to sit up or be turned, thus improving rinsing efficiency. The operation can be completed by a single person, saving labor costs.

This invention provides a respiratory compensation early warning method and system based on multi-modal behavioral evolution recognition, comprising: continuously acquiring patient behavioral posture data; analyzing the behavioral posture data based on a predefined behavioral evolution knowledge base to identify whether there is a type I posture or a type II posture, wherein the type I posture is a high-frequency non-specific posture that exceeds the individual baseline, and the type II posture is a specific compensatory posture that conforms to a preset specific physiological definition; analyzing the temporal correlation between type I and type II postures, and generating a high-confidence early warning signal if an evolution from type I posture to type II posture is identified. This invention achieves a digital closed loop of clinical cognition: for the first time, it transforms the complete clinical cognition of medical staff—"the patient first becomes restless, then becomes short of breath and sits up"—into a calculable and predictable technical model, which is highly consistent with clinical thinking and easily trusted.

This application discloses an adjustable handrail, relating to the field of protective handrails. It includes a support base with two symmetrical support plates fixed to it. Each support plate is threaded with a fixing bolt. A handrail is mounted on the support base, and a rotating mechanism is provided between the handrail and the support base. An auxiliary fixing mechanism is provided between the support base and the support plates. The rotating mechanism allows the handrail to be mounted on the support base. When the support base is fixed to the edge of the nursing bed, the handrail can be raised or lowered horizontally, making it convenient for the patient to hold onto the handrail when sitting up, and to use the handrail for support when sitting or standing.