CN217906807U - Dining table that hemiplegia patient bed used - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a dining table for a hemiplegic patient lying in bed, which comprises a U-shaped dining table frame, a dining table, a limiting clamp and a locking bolt, wherein the dining table is movably connected to the front part of the dining table frame, and the dining table frame comprises side supports connected to both sides of the dining table frame; the lower part of the limiting clamp is provided with a bed frame notch, the upper part of the limiting clamp is provided with a side support slot, a side support is inserted into the side support slot, the bottom wall of the bed frame notch is provided with a threaded hole, and a locking bolt is in threaded connection with the threaded hole. The U-shaped dining table frame, the limiting clamp and the locking bolt limit the patient in the U-shaped dining table frame to avoid the patient from tilting; the position of the dining table frame can be conveniently adjusted by the limiting clamp, and the dining table frame can adapt to bed frames with different thicknesses; the dining table flanges can prevent food on the dining table from falling onto the sickbed; the clamping strips of the inverted trapezoidal dining table are matched with the clamping grooves at the bottom of the bowl, so that the bowl can be prevented from overturning, and the distance between the front part and the rear part of the bowl can be adjusted; the back side of the dining table clamping strip extends to the dining table flange to prevent the rice bowl from sliding out of the back side; the dining table card strip can also adjust the rice bowl and patient's different demands of distance adaptation patient.

Description

A dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a dining table for bedridden patients with hemiplegia.

Background technique

Hemiplegia is also called hemiplegia, which refers to the dyskinesia of the upper and lower extremities, the facial muscles and the lower part of the tongue muscle on the same side, and is a common symptom of acute cerebrovascular disease. Early, formal and comprehensive comprehensive rehabilitation training for hemiplegic patients can not only restore the patient's limb function and language function to the greatest extent, but also improve the patient's daily life ability to the greatest extent, reduce the burden on family members and medical care, and restore the working ability to the greatest extent. Can make it return to family and society as soon as possible.

Allowing patients to self-feed is an effective way of active rehabilitation training. Due to physical reasons, most of the daily life of patients is carried out on the bed. At present, when patients eat on the hospital bed, they only use a tablet placed on the railings on both sides of the bed as a dining table, without placing the patient's body And the bowl is fixed, and the patient may fall due to unsteady sitting and standing when eating with his back, and may also overturn the bowl. The Chinese utility model patent document with the authorized announcement number CN212213046U discloses a dining table for psychiatric patients. The height of the dining table can be adjusted to facilitate fixing the dining table, but it has no backrest and cannot limit the position of the patient's body. Therefore, it is necessary to design a dining table for hemiplegic patients to use in bed to solve the above problems.

Utility model content

The utility model proposes a dining table used by hemiplegic patients lying in bed, which can be relied on by the patients and solves the problem of unstable sitting of the patients. By clamping the rice bowl on the dining table, the problem of the rice bowl being overturned during the meal is solved.

A dining table for hemiplegic patients lying in bed, comprising a U-shaped dining table frame, dining table, limit clips and locking bolts, the dining table is movably connected to the front of the table frame, and the table frame includes side supports connected to both sides of the table frame; The lower part of the clamp is provided with a bed frame notch, and the upper part is provided with a side support slot, and the side support is inserted into the side support slot. The bottom wall of the bed frame notch has a threaded hole, and the locking bolt is threaded in the threaded hole.

The dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia above, the dining table frame also includes a front support, a rear support, a rear side column, at least two front side columns and a U-shaped backrest, the front support and the rear support form a U-shaped chassis, and the U-shaped bottom Both sides of the front part of the frame are connected with the front column, and the rear is connected with the rear column.

In the above-mentioned dining table for hemiplegic patients lying in bed, there is a socket on the front column, and an insertion rod is connected to the bottom of the table, and the insertion rod is inserted into the socket.

The above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia is connected with sidewalls around the dining table.

The above-mentioned dining table for bedridden patients of hemiplegia also includes a rice bowl, the middle of the dining table is connected with an inverted trapezoidal dining table clip, and the bottom of the rice bowl is provided with a bottom slot matching the shape and size of the dining table clip.

In the above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia, there is a gap between the front side of the dining table clip and the dining table, and the rear side of the dining table clip extends to the edge of the dining table.

In the above-mentioned dining table used by hemiplegic patients lying in bed, retaining rings are connected to the side supports on both sides of the dining table frame.

In the aforementioned dining table used by bedridden hemiplegic patients, the outer diameter of the retaining ring is greater than the height between the inner top wall and the inner bottom wall of the side support slot.

In the above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden hemiplegic patients, the backrest is made of plastic or stainless steel wrapped with flexible material on the outside.

The above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia has side support slots with side openings, and the top surface is bent downward to form an upper hook edge, and the bottom surface is bent upward to form a lower hook edge. The distance between the inner top wall and the inner bottom wall of the side support slot is greater than the diameter of the side support, and the distance between the upper hook edge and the lower hook edge edge is less than the diameter of the side support.

The beneficial effects of the utility model are: the U-shaped table frame cooperates with the limit clip and the locking bolt to limit the patient in the U-shaped table frame to avoid its tilting; the limit clip is convenient for adjusting the position of the table frame and adapting to different thicknesses The bed frame of the dining table; the edge of the dining table can prevent the food and soup on the dining table from falling on the hospital bed; the inverted trapezoidal dining table clip and the slot at the bottom of the bowl can prevent the rice bowl from overturning, and can also adjust the distance between the front and rear of the dining table; the rear side of the dining table clip It extends to the side of the dining table to prevent the rice bowl from sliding out from the rear side; the table clip can also adjust the distance between the rice bowl and the patient to meet the different needs of patients. The utility model has the advantages of simple structure and convenient use, and well solves the above-mentioned problems.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the use state schematic diagram of the present utility model;

Fig. 2 is an exploded view of a dining table used by a hemiplegic patient in bed of the utility model;

Figure 3 is an exploded view of the dining table;

Fig. 4 is a partial enlarged view of the limit clip.

In the figure, 1. Bed frame, 2. Limiting clamp, 3. Locking bolt, 4. Side support slot, 5. Table frame, 6. Front support, 7. Rear support, 8. Side support, 9. Stop ring , 10. Backrest, 11. Rear column, 12. Front column, 13. Insert rod, 14. Dining table, 15. Dining table card strip, 16. Rib, 17. Rice bowl, 18. Bowl bottom slot.

Detailed ways

Example 1

A dining table used by hemiplegic patients bedridden, comprising a U-shaped dining table frame 5, a dining table 14, a limit clamp 2 and locking bolts 3, the dining table 14 is movably connected to the front part of the dining table frame 5, and the dining table frame 5 includes The side support of the side; the lower part of the limit clamp 2 is provided with a bed frame notch, and the upper part is provided with a side support slot, the side support is inserted into the side support slot, and the bottom wall of the bed frame notch has a threaded hole, and the locking bolt is threaded on the threaded inside the hole.

In some specific embodiments, the above-mentioned dining table used by hemiplegic patients in bed, the dining table frame 5 also includes a front support 6, a rear support 7, a rear side column 11, at least two front side columns 12 and a U-shaped backrest, the front The support and the rear support form a U-shaped chassis. The front two sides of the U-shaped chassis are connected to the front columns, the rear is connected to the rear columns, and the two sides of the U-shaped chassis are connected to the side supports. The front and rear ends of the U-shaped backrest are respectively connected to the The front column and the rear column are connected.

In some specific embodiments, in the above-mentioned dining table used by hemiplegic patients lying in bed, the front column 11 is provided with an insertion hole, and an insertion rod 13 is connected to the bottom of the dining table, and the insertion rod 13 is inserted into the insertion hole.

In some specific embodiments, in the above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia, the dining table 14 is connected with dining table ribs around it.

In some specific embodiments, the above-mentioned dining table for hemiplegic patients bedridden also includes a rice bowl 17, the middle of the dining table 14 is connected with an inverted trapezoidal dining table clip 15, and the bottom of the rice bowl 17 is provided with a bowl bottom matching the shape and size of the dining table clip 15 Card slot 18.

In some specific embodiments, in the above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia, there is a gap between the front side of the dining table clip 15 and the dining table 14 , and the rear side of the dining table clip 15 extends to the dining table edge 16 .

In some specific embodiments, in the above-mentioned dining table used by hemiplegic patients lying in bed, retaining rings 9 are connected to the side supports 8 on both sides of the dining table frame 5 .

In some specific embodiments, in the aforementioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia, the outer diameter of the retaining ring 9 is greater than the height between the inner top wall and the inner bottom wall of the side support slot.

In some specific embodiments, in the above-mentioned dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia, the backrest 10 is made of plastic or stainless steel wrapped with flexible material on the outside.

In some specific embodiments, the above-mentioned dining table for hemiplegic patients bedridden has side support slots 4 with side openings, and the top surface is bent downward to form an upper hook edge, and the bottom surface is bent upward to form a lower hook edge. The distance between the top wall and the inner bottom wall is greater than the diameter of the side support, and the distance between the upper hook edge and the lower hook edge is smaller than the diameter of the side support.

Example 2

A dining table used by bedridden patients with hemiplegia comprises a limiting clip 2, a dining table 14, a dining table frame 5 and a rice bowl 17. When in use, first fix the limit clamp 2 on the bed frame 1 on the side of the hospital bed, set the locking bolt 3 at the bottom of the limit clamp 2, after adjusting the position of the limit clamp 2, lock the limit clamp 2 through the lock bolt 3 fixed. Then the side supports 8 on both sides of the dining table frame 5 are stuck in the side support slots 4 . Side support 8 on both sides of table frame 5 is connected with stop ring 9, and stop ring 9 outer diameters are greater than the height between the top wall and the inner bottom wall in the side support slot, and the design of stop ring 9 prevents table frame 5 from moving laterally. The side support slot 4 is open on the side, and the top surface is bent downward to form an upper hook edge, and the bottom surface is bent upward to form a lower hook edge. The distance between the top wall and the inner bottom wall of the side support slot 4 is greater than the diameter of the side support, and the upper hook edge and The distance between the edges of the lower hook edges is less than the diameter of the side supports, ensuring that the side supports 8 can shake to a certain extent in the side support slots 4, that is, when the bed is covered with mattresses of different thicknesses, the side support slots 4 give the side support The support 8 leaves a certain amount of activity margin to ensure that the side support slot 4 can be adapted to mattresses of different thicknesses. The height of the bed frame notch is greater than the height of the bed frame, so that it can be stuck on the bed frame.

The side support slot 4 limits the horizontal and vertical movement of the table frame 5, and when the hemiplegic patient leans on the backrest, the stability of the table frame 5 is guaranteed. Simultaneously, the front support 6, the rear support 7 and the side support 8 of the table frame have increased the contact area between the table frame 5 and the sick bed, and cooperate with the limit clip 2 to prevent the table frame 5 from overturning. A U-shaped backrest 10 is arranged on the rear side of the dining table frame 5, and the backrest 10 is ergonomically designed to improve comfort. The backrest 10 can be made of plastic material or stainless steel wrapped with flexible material on the outside, and has a certain strength. The front end and the rear end of the backrest 10 are respectively connected with the front side column and the rear side column.

Wherein there is a jack on the front side column 11 of the dining table, and a plunger 13 is connected below the dining table, and the plunger 13 is inserted in the jack, so that the dining table can be fixed. The dining table 14 is connected with a dining table edge around it, which can prevent the food and soup on the dining table from falling onto the hospital bed. The middle of the dining table 14 is connected with an inverted trapezoidal dining table clip 15, and the bottom of the rice bowl 17 is provided with a bowl bottom card slot matching the shape and size of the dining table clip 15. 18. There is a gap between the front side of the dining table clip 15 and the dining table 14, and the rice bowl 17 can be snapped into the dining table clip 15 from the front side; The dining table clip 15 can prevent the rice bowl from overturning, and can also adjust the distance between the rice bowl 17 and the patient to meet the different needs of the patient.

Claims (10)

1. A dining table for a hemiplegic patient lying in bed is characterized by comprising a U-shaped dining table frame (5), a dining table (14), a limiting clamp (2) and a locking bolt (3), wherein the dining table (14) is movably connected to the front part of the dining table frame (5), and the dining table frame (5) comprises side supports connected to two sides of the dining table frame; the lower part of the limiting clamp (2) is provided with a bed frame notch, the upper part of the limiting clamp is provided with a side support slot, a side support is inserted into the side support slot, the bottom wall of the bed frame notch is provided with a threaded hole, and the locking bolt is in threaded connection with the threaded hole.

2. The dining table for the hemiplegic patient lying in bed according to claim 1, wherein the dining table frame (5) further comprises a front support (6), a rear support (7), a rear side column (11), at least two front side columns (12) and a U-shaped backrest, the front support and the rear support form a U-shaped underframe, the front side columns are connected to two sides of the front portion of the U-shaped underframe, the rear portion of the U-shaped underframe is connected to the rear side column, the side supports are connected to two sides of the U-shaped underframe, and the front end and the rear end of the U-shaped backrest are respectively connected to the front side columns and the rear side columns.

3. The dining table for the patients with hemiplegia lying in bed as claimed in claim 2, wherein the front side column (12) is provided with a jack, the lower part of the dining table is connected with an insert rod (13), and the insert rod (13) is inserted into the jack.

4. The dining table for the patients with hemiplegia lying in bed as claimed in claim 1, wherein the dining table (14) is connected with a dining table flange at the periphery.

5. The dining table for the hemiplegia patient lying in bed as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a rice bowl (17), wherein an inverted trapezoidal dining table clamping strip (15) is connected to the middle of the dining table (14), and a bowl bottom clamping groove (18) matched with the shape and size of the dining table clamping strip (15) is formed in the bottom of the rice bowl (17).

6. The dining table for the patients with hemiplegia lying in bed as claimed in claim 5, wherein a gap is left between the front side of the table clamping strip (15) and the table (14), and the back side of the table clamping strip (15) extends to the table rib (16).

7. The dining table for the patients with hemiplegia lying in bed of claim 1, wherein the side supports (8) at both sides of the dining table frame (5) are connected with retaining rings (9).

8. A dining table for patients with hemiplegia to claim 7 wherein the stop ring (9) has an external diameter greater than the height between the top and bottom walls of the slot for lateral support.

9. A dining table for patients with hemiplegia lying in bed as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that the backrest (10) is made of plastic or stainless steel with flexible material wrapped on the outside.

10. A dining table for patients with hemiplegia to lie in bed as claimed in claim 1, wherein the side supporting slots (4) are open at the side, the top surface is bent downward to form an upper hook edge, the bottom surface is bent upward to form a lower hook edge, the distance between the inner top wall and the inner bottom wall of the side supporting slots (4) is larger than the diameter of the side support, and the distance between the edges of the upper hook edge and the lower hook edge is smaller than the diameter of the side support.

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