Intelligent hospital bed for assisting patient in turnover by wireless terminal

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of mobile internet medical instruments, and discloses an intelligent hospital bed for assisting a patient in turnover by a wireless terminal. The intelligent hospital bed comprises a chassis traveling device, a lifting device, a weighing component, bed plate fixing components, modular bed plates, a power device, lifting guard rail devices, a controller and the wireless terminal. The intelligent hospital bed for assisting the patient in turnover by the wireless terminal has the advantages that the overall height of the hospital bed is adjusted, the bed helps the patient to turn over, lift legs and read weighing information and the like which are completed on a nurse station server and the wireless terminal, and the bed is convenient to use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of mobile interconnected medical devices, in particular to a hospital bed that assists a patient to turn over through a wireless terminal. Background technique [0002] The hospital bed is a very widely used medical device. Most of the existing beds can only realize the functions of "standing up and sitting", and lack functions such as "turning around and raising legs", and the height of the hospital bed cannot be adjusted as a whole. Adding a weighing function on the hospital bed to measure the patient's weight has already begun to be used. The existing weighing devices are generally set on the bed board. The setting of the weighing device is not well combined with the overall structure of the hospital bed, resulting in the problem of low weighing accuracy. In particular, most of the existing hospital beds can only be operated mechanically, and the weighing information on the hospital bed can only be read and record...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The hospital bed is a very widely used medical device. Most of the existing beds can only realize the functions of "standing up and sitting", and lack functions such as "turning around and raising legs", and the height of the hospital bed cannot be adjusted as a whole.

Adding a weighing function on the hospital bed to measure the patient's weight has already begun to be used. The existing weighing devices are generally set on the bed board. The setting of the weighing device is not well integrated with the overall structure of the hospital bed, resulting in the problem of low weighing accuracy

In particular, most of the existing hospital beds can only be operated mechanically, and the weighing information on the hospital bed can only be read and recorded manually, and the combination with smart mobile terminals is seldom used.

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