Intelligent body turning mattress

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent body turning mattress which comprises an upper mattress and a lower mattress. The upper mattress comprises a rigid mattress and a pressure sensor array, wherein the middle portion of the rigid mattress is provided with a hinge structure, and the pressure sensor array is embedded into the rigid mattress and used for sensing the pressure of the contact portion of the rigid mattress with a patient. The lower mattress comprises an airbag array, an air pump, a control and processing module and a power supply module, wherein the airbag array is uniformly distributed on the lower portion of the rigid mattress, the output end of the air pump is connected with the airbag array, the air pump is used for supplying air to the airbag array, the input end of the control and processing module is connected with the pressure sensor array and the output end is connected with the air pump, the control processing module is used for receiving data acquired by the pressure sensor array in real time and controlling the pump for working, and the power supply module is used for powering the pressure sensor array, the control and processing module and the air pump. The intelligent body turning mattress is simple in structure, inexpensive, applicable to caring for general families and self-rehabilitation of stroke patients.

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[0001] technical field [0002] The invention relates to an intelligent turning mattress. Background technique [0003] For patients with certain diseases, such as lower extremity traction, paralysis and stroke, etc., they need to stay in bed for a long time. Long-term bedridden patients are prone to decubital ulcers, which will cause greater pain and further increase the cost of treatment. Therefore, for long-term bedridden patients, special nursing has to be carried out to help the patient turn over. [0004] In addition, in the rehabilitation treatment stage of some diseases, such as cerebral infarction, bedridden patients need to frequently change their lying positions and move their joints independently. In the early stage of treatment, it is still very difficult for patients to turn over. Turning the patient over at regular intervals is not only labor-intensive but also affects rest. [0005] At present, there are multiple methods for turning over a patient. Most of ...

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Problems solved by technology

Long-term bed rest is prone to decubitus ulcers, which will cause greater pain and further increase the cost of treatment. Therefore, for long-term bedridden patients, special nursing has to be carried out to help the patient turn over

[0004] In addition, in the rehabilitation treatment stage of some diseases, such as cerebral infarction, bedridden patients need to frequently change their lying positions and move their joints independently. In the early stage of treatment, it is still very difficult for patients to turn over. Turning the patient over at regular intervals is not only labor-intensive but also affects rest

[0005] At present, there are many ways to turn the patient over. Among them, most of the more common turning beds require manual operation by others. The automatic turning bed is difficult to popularize in ordinary families because of its complex structure and high price.

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