Orthopedic ankle postoperative nursing bed apparatus

Abstract

The invention discloses an orthopedic ankle postoperative nursing bed apparatus, comprising a main frame; a group of legs are arranged at the lower portion of the main frame, transverse bars are arranged between the legs, a storage box carrier and a group of cylinder carriers are also arranged between the transverse bars, a storage box is arranged slidably on the storage box carrier, the cylinder carrier on one side of the main frame is hinged to a lower limb cylinder through a hinging block, the cylinder carrier on the other side of the main frame is hinged to an upper limb cylinder through a hinging block, the lower limb cylinder and the upper limb cylinder are each provided with a lifting rod and a pulley rod, the lifting rods and the cylinder carriers are fitted through return tension springs, side frames are arranged on two sides of the main frame, one end of each side frame is provided with a handle, the handles are connected to the lifting rods through cables, and the main frame is hinged to a lower limb bed plate and an upper limb bed plate through rotary shafts. The orthopedic ankle postoperative nursing bed apparatus is convenient to move, both the head and tail may be raised, and a patient may raise and lower the bed apparatus on his or her own.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of orthopedic nursing beds, in particular to an orthopedic foot and ankle postoperative nursing bed device. Background technique [0002] Fracture trauma often requires surgical treatment, and the postoperative recovery process takes a long time. Nursing work is very important, and the ankle is a joint that is vulnerable to trauma due to the weight of the human body. There are many patients with ankle fractures in hospitals. During postoperative care, it is sometimes necessary to elevate the patient's legs to promote blood return, but the currently used foot and ankle beds can only be raised and lowered by the nursing staff. At this time, the raising and lowering of the hospital bed cannot be completed by the patient himself. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide an orthopedic foot and ankle postoperative nursing bed device to solve the problems raised in the above-me...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Fracture trauma often requires surgical treatment, and the postoperative recovery process takes a long time. Nursing work is very important, and the ankle is a joint that is vulnerable to trauma due to the weight of the human body. There are many patients with ankle fractures in hospitals. During postoperative care, it is sometimes necessary to elevate the patient's legs to promote blood return, but the currently used foot and ankle beds can only be raised and lowered by the nursing staff. When the hospital bed is raised and lowered, it cannot be done by the patient himself.

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