CN215779370U - Cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patient to turn over and prevent pressure sores - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a cushion device for assisting a patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming, and relates to the technical field of cushions.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of cushions, in particular to a cushion device for assisting a patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores.
Background
The soft pad device is characterized in that soft materials are filled in the cloth, so that the soft materials inside the soft pad device are extruded and deformed after a user lies on the soft pad device, the soft materials are stably attached to the surface of the body of the user, the body of the user can be relaxed, and pressure is relieved.
The existing cushion device is used because a user needs to turn over to relieve back pressure after lying for a long time, but the user is mostly a patient with disabled body, so that the user needs to be helped by external personnel to turn over, but the user is very hard to turn over when the body of the user can not provide help, and secondary injury to the patient is easily caused.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model provides a cushion device for assisting a patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores, and solves the technical problem that the patient is very troublesome to turn over.
In order to solve the technical problem, the utility model provides a cushion device for assisting a patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming, which comprises a wrapping cushion, wherein a pulling belt is sleeved on the surface of the wrapping cushion;
the pulling belt comprises a left wrapping belt, a left winding belt is sewn at the right end of the left wrapping belt, a waist support is fixed on the surface of the left winding belt, a right winding belt is sewn at the right end of the left winding belt, a right wrapping belt is sewn at the right end of the right winding belt, and a pulling rope is sewn at one end of each of the left wrapping belt and the right wrapping belt;
the parcel pad includes the waistband pad, the head pad has been sewed up to the right-hand member of waistband pad, the surface of head pad is provided with the elastic webbing, the belly pad has been sewed up in the left end position department of head pad at the rear of waistband pad, the surface of belly pad is provided with down the elastic webbing.
Preferably, the right winding belt and the left winding belt are sleeved on the surfaces of the abdomen cushion and the waist belt cushion, and a pulling ring is arranged on the surface of the pulling rope.
Preferably, the inner batting of the lower and upper elastic belts is half of the inner portion of the belly pad and the head pad.
Preferably, the abdomen pad has an "L" shaped structure and is positioned across the lower end of the leg socket.
Preferably, the waist support is including supporting the pillow, the lower extreme that supports the pillow is fixed with the area body, the inside of the area body is fixed with the puncture rod in the lower extreme position department that supports the pillow, the lower extreme of puncture rod is pegged graft and is had the fixture block.
Preferably, the fixture block is made of rubber, and the lower end of the puncture rod is of a tip structure.
Preferably, the belt body is sleeved on the surface of the left winding belt, and the belt body is made of plastic.
Compared with the related technology, the soft cushion device for assisting the patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores has the following beneficial effects:
1. the utility model provides a pulling belt and a wrapping pad, wherein the left side and the right side of the wrapping pad can be pulled by the pulling belt, so that the left side and the right side of the wrapping pad are relatively folded, cotton wool in the lower elastic belt and the upper elastic belt is less, the folding can be normally carried out, uneven force application caused by directly pushing the body of a user is avoided, and the user can turn over more conveniently.
2. The utility model provides a waist support, wherein a puncture rod is punctured into a left winding belt to complete the fixation of the waist support, a clamping block can limit the position of the puncture rod to ensure the stable fixation of the waist support, and meanwhile, the belt body is made of plastic materials, so that the puncture rod can be prevented from puncturing the inside of a wrapping pad to damage cloth.
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FIG. 1 is a main body structure view of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the pull strip of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a view of the construction of the wrap mat of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a structural view of the lumbar support of the present invention.
Reference numbers in the figures: 1. wrapping the mat; 2. pulling the belt; 11. a waist pad; 12. a lower elastic band; 13. an abdominal pad; 14. a head pad; 15. an upper elastic band; 21. pulling the rope; 22. a left wrapping tape; 23. a right wrap strip; 24. A right wrapping tape; 25. a waist support; 26. a left winding strap; 251. a support pillow; 252. a puncture rod; 253. a clamping block; 254. a belt body.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments; all other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
In the first embodiment, as shown in fig. 1-4, the utility model comprises a cushion device for assisting a patient lying in bed for a long time to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming, which comprises a wrapping cushion 1, wherein a pulling belt 2 is sleeved on the surface of the wrapping cushion 1;
the pulling belt 2 comprises a left wrapping belt 22, a left winding belt 26 is sewn at the right end of the left wrapping belt 22, a waist support 25 is fixed on the surface of the left winding belt 26, a right winding belt 23 is sewn at the right end of the left wrapping belt 26, a right wrapping belt 24 is sewn at the right end of the right winding belt 23, and a pulling rope 21 is sewn at one end of the left wrapping belt 22 and one end of the right wrapping belt 24;
the wrapping pad 1 comprises a waistband pad 11, a head pad 14 is sewn at the right end of the waistband pad 11, an upper elastic belt 15 is arranged on the surface of the head pad 14, an abdomen pad 13 is sewn at the left end position of the head pad 14 behind the waistband pad 11, and a lower elastic belt 12 is arranged on the surface of the abdomen pad 13.
In the second embodiment, on the basis of the first embodiment, the lumbar support 25 includes a support pillow 251, a belt 254 is fixed to the lower end of the support pillow 251, a puncture rod 252 is fixed to the lower end of the support pillow 251 inside the belt 254, and a latch 253 is inserted into the lower end of the puncture rod 252.
The working principle is as follows:
the user lies between the waist pad 11 and the abdomen pad 13, the head lies on the head pad 14, the legs are placed at the lower end of the abdomen pad 13, the user lies on the surface of the wrapping pad 1 to support the limbs of the user, thereby reducing the pressure at the back and the thigh positions of the user, when the user needs to turn over the body, the pulling rope 21 is pulled to drive the left wrapping belt 22 to move, the left wrapping belt 22 moves to drive the left winding belt 26 to move, the left winding belt 26 moves to drive the waist pad 11 to move, because the abdomen pad 13 is pressed under the user, the abdomen pad 13 cannot move, the waist pad 11 moves to rotate relative to the abdomen pad 13 through the upper elastic belt 15, the waist pad 11 moves to drive the left side of the body of the user to move, the user finishes turning over, when the position of the waist support 25 needs to be adjusted, the support pillow 251 is squeezed to drive the puncture rod 252 to move, the puncturing rod 252 is pulled out from the left winding belt 26, the belt body 254 moves on the surface of the left winding belt 26 when the supporting pillow 251 is moved, the puncturing rod 252 punctures the inside of the left winding belt 26 when the lumbar support 25 is adjusted to a proper position and the supporting pillow 251 is pressed, the puncturing rod 252 is moved to drive the puncturing rod 252 to move, the puncturing rod 252 punctures the inside of the latch 253 when penetrating through the left winding belt 26, and the movement of the position of the lumbar support 25 is completed.
Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the utility model, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims (7)
1. A soft cushion device for assisting a long-term bedridden patient to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming comprises a wrapping cushion (1) and is characterized in that a pulling belt (2) is sleeved on the surface of the wrapping cushion (1);
the pulling belt (2) comprises a left wrapping belt (22), a left winding belt (26) is sewn at the right end of the left wrapping belt (22), a waist support (25) is fixed on the surface of the left winding belt (26), a right winding belt (23) is sewn at the right end of the left winding belt (26), a right wrapping belt (24) is sewn at the right end of the right winding belt (23), and a pulling rope (21) is sewn at one end of the left wrapping belt (22) and one end of the right wrapping belt (24);
the wrapping pad (1) comprises a waistband pad (11), a head pad (14) is sewn at the right end of the waistband pad (11), an upper elastic belt (15) is arranged on the surface of the head pad (14), an abdomen pad (13) is sewn at the left end of the head pad (14) at the rear of the waistband pad (11), and a lower elastic belt (12) is arranged on the surface of the abdomen pad (13).
2. The cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patients to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming according to the claim 1, wherein the right winding belt (23) and the left winding belt (26) are sleeved on the surfaces of the abdomen cushion (13) and the waist belt cushion (11), and the surface of the pulling rope (21) is provided with a pulling ring.
3. The cushion device for aiding the turning over of a bedridden patient to prevent the formation of pressure sores according to claim 1 wherein the lower (12) and upper (15) elastic bands are half as much cotton wool inside the belly pad (13) and head pad (14).
4. The cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patients to turn over and prevent the formation of pressure sores as claimed in claim 1, wherein the belly pad (13) is of an "L" shaped configuration and extends across the lower end of the leg socket.
5. The cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patients to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming according to claim 1, wherein the waist support (25) comprises a support pillow (251), a belt body (254) is fixed to the lower end of the support pillow (251), a puncture rod (252) is fixed to the inner portion of the belt body (254) at the lower end of the support pillow (251), and a fixture block (253) is inserted into the lower end of the puncture rod (252).
6. The cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patients to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming according to claim 5, wherein the clamping blocks (253) are made of rubber, and the lower end of the puncture rod (252) is of a pointed structure.
7. The cushion device for assisting long-term bedridden patients to turn over and prevent pressure sores from forming as claimed in claim 6, wherein the belt body (254) is sleeved on the surface of the left winding belt (26), and the belt body (254) is made of plastic.
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