Multifunctional bed capable of assisting patient to roll over

Abstract

A multifunctional bed capable of assisting a patient to roll over is disclosed. A roll-over board is symmetrically installed on both side of that middle line of the bed board, the roll-over board is divided into a head-shoulder part, a waist-hip part and a leg part, one end of the turning-over board is articulated with a rib plate at the middle line of the bed board, the other end of the turning-over board is connected with the edge of the bed board through a turning-over board turnover driving cylinder, and a turning-over buffer air bag is arranged in the gap between the turning-over board and the bed board. A pneumatic control box is arranged below the bed plate, an air pump is arranged in the box, an air pump outlet is connected with an air distribution valve, and all driving cylindersand buffer air bags are connected with the air distribution valve through a separate air duct. Four corners of the bed board are vertically uniformly distributed with four pillars. The left pillars and the right pillars of the middle line of the bed board are fixedly connected by longitudinal beams. Two cross beams are arranged between the two longitudinal beams. The cross beams can move along thelongitudinal beams. An upper/lower limb rehabilitation training module is hoisted on the cross beams. The module can move along the cross beams. After the invention is adopted, the nurse can help thepatient to turn over without personal assistance.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of nursing rehabilitation equipment, and particularly relates to a multifunctional bed capable of assisting patients to turn over. Background technique [0002] There are often patients who cannot move due to injury or surgery in the hospital, and there are often elderly people who are paralyzed in bed in nursing care institutions and families. These people have a common characteristic, that is, they cannot complete the turn on their own. This lying position will inevitably cause secondary harm to the patient. [0003] For this reason, it is necessary to adjust the lying position of the patient from time to time, and the process of adjusting the lying position is the process of turning the patient over. Since the patient cannot turn over on his own, it can only be completed with the help of the nursing staff. For the more severe patients, it is usually difficult to turn the patient over by just one caregiver, and ...

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[0002] There are often patients who are unable to move due to injuries or operations in hospitals, and elderly people who are paralyzed in bed in nursing homes and families. These people all have a common feature, that is, they cannot turn over by themselves. This lying position will inevitably bring secondary harm to the patient

[0003] For this reason, it is necessary to adjust the patient's lying position from time to time, and the process of adjusting the lying position is the process of turning over the patient. Since the patient cannot turn over by himself, he can only complete the turning with the help of the nursing staff. For weight For p

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