CN202942306U - Mobile liquid hanging wheel chair - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a movable liquid-hanging wheelchair, which comprises a wheelchair, and is characterized in that a lifting liquid-hanging frame is vertically fixed at the handle of the wheelchair, and its height is adjusted by adjusting bolts of the liquid-hanging frame. There is also a widened armrest pad at the armrests on both sides of the wheelchair, which is used for infusion patients to put their infusion arms on it. A small first-aid box is also provided at the back of the wheelchair for placing first-aid medicine and equipment. The utility model has the advantage that transfusion patients such as paraplegia who need to rely on wheelchairs can conveniently go out for activities during transfusion, which reduces the number of escorts and the probability of cross-infection in the hospital, which greatly facilitates the patients.

Description

Mobile liquid wheelchair

technical field

The utility model relates to a medical appliance, in particular to a mobile liquid-hanging wheelchair.

Background technique

The liquid rack is a common medical device in the hospital, but the liquid rack for clinical application is basically fixed on the bed frame, chair or wall, and it is inconvenient to move. The patient must lie on the bed or sit on the chair during the infusion, thereby The patient's outing activities are restricted. Especially for paraplegia and other infusion patients who need to use a wheelchair to move around, they need someone to help push the wheelchair when they are active (such as going to the toilet), and at the same time, they may have to have a special person to help hold the infusion bag or bottle, which is very inconvenient.

Contents of the invention

In view of the above problems, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a mobile infusion wheelchair, which can enable infusion patients who cannot act autonomously to go outdoors with the company of their family members, reducing the chance of cross-infection in the hospital and reducing the number of accompanying personnel.

The utility model includes a wheelchair, which is characterized in that a lifting liquid hanger is vertically fixed at the handle of the wheelchair, and its height is adjusted by adjusting bolts of the liquid hanger.

There is also a widened armrest pad at the armrests on both sides of the wheelchair, which is used for infusion patients to put their infusion arms on it.

A small first-aid box is also provided at the back of the wheelchair for placing first-aid medicine and equipment.

The utility model has the advantage that transfusion patients such as paraplegia who need to rely on wheelchairs can conveniently go out for activities during infusion, which reduces the number of escorts and the probability of cross-infection in the hospital, which greatly facilitates the patients. The invention has remarkable social and economic benefits, is low in cost, and is easy to popularize.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural representation of the utility model.

1. Wheelchair; 2. Extended armrest pad; 3. First aid kit; 4. Adjusting bolt of the liquid rack; 5. Lifting liquid rack.

Detailed ways

The utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and through specific embodiments.

As shown in Figure 1, the utility model comprises a wheelchair 1, and a lifting liquid rack 5 is vertically fixed at the wheelchair handle, and its height is regulated by the liquid rack adjusting bolt 4.

There is also a widened armrest pad 2 at the armrests on both sides of the wheelchair 1, which is used for infusion patients to put their infusion arms on it.

The backrest of the wheelchair is also provided with a small first aid kit 3 for placing commonly used first aid medicines and equipment.

When the patient, especially the paraplegic patient, wants to move freely during ordinary infusion, the hand of the infusion can be placed on the armrest pad 2 first, and the family member can adjust the lifting liquid rack 5 to an appropriate height through the adjusting bolt 4, and then push the paraplegic patient to move freely .

Claims (3)

1. A mobile liquid-suspended wheelchair, including a wheelchair (1), characterized in that a lifting liquid-suspended rack (5) is vertically fixed on the handle of the wheelchair, and its height is adjusted by the liquid-suspended mounting bolt (4). 2. The mobile liquid-suspended wheelchair according to claim 1, characterized in that there is a widened armrest pad (2) at the armrests on both sides of the wheelchair (1). 3. The mobile liquid-suspended wheelchair according to claim 1, characterized in that a small first-aid box (3) for storing first-aid medicine and equipment is also provided at the back of the wheelchair.

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