Orthopedic sickbed special for leg fracture patient to turn over

Abstract

The invention relates to a special sickbed, in particular to an orthopedic sickbed special for a leg fracture patient to turn over. In order to achieve the technical purposes that the bone fracture patient can be helped to turn over, and the workload of a medical worker is reduced, according to the technical scheme, the orthopedic sickbed special for the leg fracture patient to turn over comprisesa bed board, movable plates, supporting legs, movable blocks, nuts, wheels, a rail, first bearing pedestals and the like, wherein the supporting legs are symmetrically installed on the left side andthe right side on the bottom of the bed board, openings are symmetrically formed in the left side and the right side on the rear portion of the bed board, and the movable blocks are arranged in the left and right openings respectively. Through the action of the movable plates, the bone fracture patient can be helped to turn over, it is not required that the medical worker helps the bone fracture patient turn over, and the sickbed is convenient and quick to use; through an auxiliary device, the bone fracture patient can be assisted in turning over, and when turning over, the bone fracture patient can be prevented from falling on the ground.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a special sick bed, in particular to a special sick bed for the orthopedics department to turn over a patient with calf fracture. Background technique [0002] Orthopedics is one of the most common departments in major hospitals. It mainly studies the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the musculoskeletal system, and uses drugs, surgery and physical methods to maintain and develop the normal form and function of this system. With the changes of the times and society, the spectrum of orthopedic injuries has undergone significant changes. For example, bone and joint tuberculosis, osteomyelitis, polio and other diseases have decreased significantly, and trauma caused by traffic accidents has increased significantly. Changes in the spectrum of orthopedic injuries require orthopedics to keep pace with the times. [0003] In orthopedic treatment, in order to better treat patients with calf fractures, it is recommended that patient...

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[0003] In orthopedic treatment, in order to better treat patients with calf fractures, it is recommended that patients with calf fractures lie on the hospital bed for rest and treatment, but sometimes they will turn over in order to lie down more comfortably. It is convenient to turn over, requiring medical staff to help the fractured patient to turn over. However, when the medical staff turns over the fractured patient, the strength of the medical staff is not enough, and the uneven force may easily cause the patient's skin damage, and the parts in contact with the patient are subject to greater force, which is likely to cause damage to the patient. Discomfort or pain, when the fracture patient cannot be turned over, several medical staff are required to turn the fracture patient at the same time, which increases the workload of the medical staff

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