SA110310391B1 - A Moving Bathtub and A Lift for Bathing Icu Patients - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention consists of two parts, the first is a lever of four columns connected to the four corners of the patient’s bed to lift the patient (it can be easily disassembled and installed). The four lifting columns are connected to a mattress in the form of a network of cross-bars placed between the patient and the mattress and used to lift the patient in the sleeping position from the bed, and the second is a basin Mobile shower and cleaning on suitable means of movement that can be moved easily to enter above the patient bed and below the patient lifted through the mentioned net, and the patient is lowered through the crane in the bathtub for cleaning via the said crane.

Description

A moving bathtub and a lift for bathing icu patients Full description Background of the invention:

Z This invention relates to a basin for cleaning intensive care patients admitted to hospitals where intensive care nurses in hospitals find it very difficult to clean patients who are hospitalized for long periods of time; Especially those who are difficult to move for cleaning and to stay in place on the bed without moving or moving

© Cleaning will give him bedsores and other skin diseases because of the lack of hygiene; This is often the case for those in a prolonged coma or those connected to Seals who need to be kept permanently or semi-permanently connected. The closest technology to the current invention is the crane that is used above the beds of inpatients, where Ve works to raise them in a sitting position from bed to a wheelchair to take them to the toilets and clean them in them. This application is appropriate in the absence of an alternative that allows the patient to be lifted in a sitting position and not a sleeping position ; LS This application entails taking the patient to the bathroom and separating him from the devices connected to it or moving these devices with him; Whereas, the invention described in this application works to bring the bathtub to the patient's location without leaving the room or separating it from the devices connected to it.

. The earliest technical case for this invention was what was revealed by US Patent No. 317011976, except that the mentioned US patent provided the lever only on the four ends of the bed and did not provide the Jew plead for stirring; The invention described by the American patent is an integrated bed for washing patients to which the patient is transferred completely, while the current invention does not require the patient to be moved from his bed, but rather the bathtub and the crane are brought to the patient's bed in his room. General description of the invention: This invention consists of two parts; The first is a lever of four columns connected to the four corners of the patient’s bed for the patient’s patches (can be easily disassembled and installed). The four lifting columns are connected to a mattress in the form of a network of cross-bars placed between the patient and the mattress and used to lift the patient in the sleeping position from the bed.” The second is a bathtub and movable cleaning on suitable means of locomotion so that it can be moved easily to pass above and below the patient's bed raised by the said net; The patient is lowered through the crane into the bathtub for cleaning through the said crane. Brief explanation. For the drawings: Yo Figure (1) shows the shape of the bed with the four levers connected to it and the patient lifting net connected to the four mentioned levers. Figure () shows the side shape of the bed and the levers connected to it after the patient lifting net is raised up. M

Figure (©) showing the front or back of the bed and the levers attached to it in the lifting and lowering positions of the patient lifting net. Figure (4) shows the patient's movable bathtub. Figure (0) shows a front or back view of the patient’s bed with the patient’s lifting net raised and entry

° The bathtub is above the patient's bed and below the patient's lifting net.

Figure (7) shows a side view of the patient’s bed with the patient’s lifting net raised and the bathtub entering above the patient’s bed and below the patient’s lifting net. Detailed description:

Gn 0 Fig. (1) Patient bed 1 is connected to it the four lifting columns? that serve to raise the lifting net oF (papal) Where the patient lifting net? from its four corners is connected to the lifting columns? It consists of a cross-elastic fabric It has wide threads so as not to cause pain to the patient sleeping on it when lifting it by using it, and the VAIN is placed directly above the mattress; the Cindy bed directly covers the patient's body to allow the patient to be lifted without the need to remove the bed sheets 1 at the cad and the lifting columns are connected?

1 to the bed through mechanical means of attachment suitable for this purpose to keep it upright. In this case, it is preferable to have two means of attachment for each lifting column 7 to ensure the straightness of each of them and not tilt when lifting the patient. The length of the lifting columns is sufficient to raise the patient’s body sufficiently to enter the bathtub.

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A (shape (£)) under the patient's body lifted on the oF grid and may connect to the lower end of each

A column of lifting columns 1 wheels for easy movement of each of them separately Yau from its load.

Figure (7) shows a side view of bed 1 after lifting the grid 7 to its highest level above the bed 1 8 by means of lifting columns oF. The lifting grid 7 may contain supports © surrounding and connected

lifting poles? to support the TAS) when it is raised and these supports may be metal or of any kind

plastic or other material to carry out the required work; As the network can not contain?

on surrounding © supports or these © supports are of the same material as the mesh fabric oF and shows

,: In my mode to raise the network? and lower it on the bed 1 front or back of the bed hie ( ¥) Jal oN Ye

Lifting columns 1 may raise the grate © in a mechanical, manual or electrical manner

The electrical way to raise the four corners of the network? in the same ccd) and in this case it is done

The four lifting columns, Y, are connected to each other with electrical wires connected to a socket in each column oY ye Each lifting column 1 contains a suitable motor installed in it that patches the network connected in

The four columns? At the same time, this description is not shown in the drawings.

: After the patient is raised by the net ©, the bathtub A is inserted from the patient's feet side of the bed 1 below the patient raised by the net 3 and above the bed 1 as in Figure (5); The bathtub (A) - as shown in the figure (;) - consists of the washing position 11, which is raised from the front side 1 and inclined towards the drain pipe 3 close to a box of solutions 2 and cleaning materials and tools 01 in order to facilitate the drainage of water washing The A bathtub is moved by means of VE wheels (tires), and for ease of movement it may be equipped with VY handles for easy orientation; Ws The weight of the patient and the wash water constituted a weight on the washing basin A, as it was provided from the front side 1 with stabilizing legs 1 “that can be folded as in Figure (7) to enter the basin higher than the bed 1 and then lowered onto the Floor to support the basin* while washing the patient 3 ye Basin A is provided with the water necessary for washing through water outlets installed in the wall close to the patient’s belt 1 with appropriate means of connection (water hoses (lie) ending with a water outlet Jie The shower, and the water outlet can be controlled according to desire, and air for drying can be connected from special outlets installed in the wall near the patient’s bed 1. The box 01 is used to put Ve solutions, powders, materials, and cleaning tools in it. Figure (1) shows Profile for placing the bathtub A in side view above the bed 1 pkg

It is well known that the bathtub may be made of any metal materials (stainless steel, for example, but not limited to) or plastic, or both, or any Boke or a group of materials that are suitable to perform the intended purpose. Shh

Claims (1)

A Protection Elements 1-1 Mobile bathtub for inpatients in hospitals who are difficult to move 1 to clean them consists of two parts: - The first: a lever of four lifting columns, each of which is attached to one of the corners of the bed through suitable means of attachment to the bed. Each lifting column is connected to one of the four corners of the patient's retinal tissue; Each column is connected to the other through electrical wires 1 and sockets to connect electricity to Baha. One of the mentioned lifting columns is connected to source 7 of electricity through which it supplies itself and the remaining three columns with electricity.” 4 mentioned wires from mentioned sockets for easy moving of each boom 1 separately; 1 -_ The second: A movable bathtub on wheels Jay, its lower part containing VY on wheels (undercarriage) under the bed, and its upper part containing VY bathtub parallel to the underframe containing wheels above the bed, from Front or back of the bed Aga (laying feet or Vo (head of the patient on the bed)); The bathtub attaches to the undercarriage 1 from one of the two short sides and the short end AY of the VY bathtub remains suspended in the air to allow the bathtub to enter above the bed. AAR YA bathtub and its parallel undercarriage have a width less than the width of the patient's bed 14 and the width means the placement of feet or head ra yell on the bed 6 7 in order to allow the bathtub to enter above the bed and between the four lifting columns P mentioned. ¥ © Mobile bathtub for inpatients in hospitals as in the protection item dun (1) Each of the aforementioned lifting columns shall be mobile on wheels. 1 7 - A movable bathtub for inpatients in hospitals, as in the protection element. A (1) Where the aforementioned lifting net is made of flexible material, and we weave it in the form of a network of 1 wide crossed straps so as not to harm the patient. The basin contains an outlet for draining the patient’s washing water, which can be connected to any suitable means of connection to the sewage drain. The aforementioned shower with fold-out legs is installed in the yi Ye To shower with the mentioned undercarriage for ease 1 The unconnected end of the tub 1 . yaad) moving the bathtub mentioned above ¢net