CN221636463U - Prone position medical headrest convenient to adjust - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a conveniently adjustable prone medical headrest, comprising a headrest body, a front portion of the headrest being tilted upward, a front portion of the headrest body forming a support area for the waist and abdomen, a middle portion of the headrest body being a downwardly concave structure, a middle portion of the headrest body forming a receiving area for the chest cavity, a rear portion of the headrest body being an upwardly arched structure, a traction and stretching area for the cervical vertebrae being formed at the rear portion of the headrest body, a chin pillow body being detachably and movably attached to the traction and stretching area, a placement cavity being provided on the headrest body below the traction and stretching area, an inflatable sac being cooperatingly installed in the placement cavity, and the inflatable sac being able to adjust the height position of the traction and stretching area by inflating and deflation. The utility model can not only realize the support and pressure relief functions of the prone headrest, but also can be adjusted and used more flexibly to be suitable for the use requirements of pillows of different heights, better suitable for the use requirements of different patients, more practical and reasonable in use, and relatively convenient and simple in operation.

Description

A conveniently adjustable prone medical headrest

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the design and application field of a medical headrest, and more specifically to a prone position medical headrest which is convenient to adjust.

Background Art

In the clinical nursing work of the burn department, patients with back burns are often encountered. During the treatment and rehabilitation process, patients need to lie in bed in the prone position to reduce the pressure on the burn wound as much as possible and protect the wound healing. At the same time, the prone position is also conducive to the nursing staff to change the wound dressing and improve the survival rate of the new skin after the burn skin grafting. Most patients who are treated in the prone position use traditional medical pillows as pillows. Because conventional medical pillows not only lack support and protection for the head and neck when lying prone, but also put greater pressure on the chest and abdomen when lying prone, which cannot be effectively released and relieved, making patients uncomfortable and affecting the smooth progress of treatment and nursing work.

In order to solve the above technical problems, technicians in this field have designed a variety of prone headrests, such as the Chinese patent: A prone headrest for a burn turning bed, the authorization announcement number is: CN 219878517U. The patent document discloses the specific structure and use method of the existing prone headrest. It can be learned from the above-mentioned disclosed documents that the headrest can provide effective head support for burn patients, enable patients to better carry out rehabilitation treatment, and is more conducive to the nursing work of nursing staff.

This technical solution is based on the structure of the existing technology and further improves and perfects the structure of the existing prone headrest. It can not only realize the support and pressure relief functions of the prone headrest, but also can be adjusted and used more flexibly to meet the use requirements of pillows of different heights and better meet the use requirements of different patients. It is more practical and reasonable to use and relatively convenient and simple to operate.

Utility Model Content

The utility model discloses a medical headrest for prone position which is convenient to adjust, and its main purpose is to overcome the above-mentioned deficiencies and shortcomings of the prior art.

The technical solution adopted by the utility model is as follows:

A medical headrest for prone position which is easy to adjust comprises a headrest body, wherein the front part of the headrest is arranged to be inclined upward, the front part of the headrest body forms a supporting area for the waist and abdomen, the middle part of the headrest body is arranged to be concave downward, the middle part of the headrest body forms a receiving area for the chest cavity, the rear part of the headrest body is arranged to be arched upward, the rear part of the headrest body forms a traction and stretching area for the cervical vertebrae, the traction and stretching area is detachably and movably provided with a chin pillow body, the headrest body below the traction and stretching area is provided with a placement cavity, an inflatable bag body is installed in the placement cavity, and the inflatable bag body can adjust the height position of the traction and stretching area by inflating and deflating air; a transverse through groove for arm placement is arranged below the rear part of the headrest body, and the transverse through groove transversely passes through the headrest body.

Furthermore, the inflatable bag body is provided with an air charging and discharging port, and the air charging and discharging port is movably connected with the external inflatable bag.

Furthermore, the surface of the traction and stretching area is provided with a Velcro fleece surface, and the bottom surface of the chin pillow body is provided with a Velcro hook surface, and the Velcro fleece surface and the Velcro hook surface are movably fitted and connected in coordination.

Furthermore, the surface of the support area is in a concave arc-shaped structure.

Furthermore, the supporting area, the receiving area and the traction and stretching area are an integrated structure.

Furthermore, the bottom surface of the headrest body is provided with an anti-slip convex surface.

It can be seen from the above description and explanation of the utility model that, compared with the prior art, the advantages of the utility model are:

Advantage 1: The utility model can support the abdomen, support the chest, place traction on the neck and place the chin on the user by setting the support area, the support area, the traction and stretching area and the chin pillow body, thereby realizing the support and pressure relief functions of the prone position headrest.

Advantage 2: The utility model provides a placement cavity and an inflatable sac, and can utilize the inflation and deflation of the inflatable sac to adjust the height position of the traction and stretching area, so as to be flexible and suitable for patients of different body shapes, and has a wider scope of application.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the utility model.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the exploded structure of the present utility model.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the utility model from top view.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the top view of the chin pillow body of the present invention.

Among them, the headrest body 1, the anti-slip convex surface 11, the supporting area 2, the receiving area 3, the traction and stretching area 4, the Velcro fur surface 41, the chin pillow body 5, the Velcro hook surface 51, the placement cavity 6, the inflatable bag body 7, the inflation and deflation port 71, and the transverse through groove 8.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The specific implementation of the present utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in Fig. 1 to Fig. 4, a medical headrest for prone position that is convenient to adjust comprises a headrest body 1, and the bottom surface of the headrest body 1 is provided with an anti-slip convex surface 11. The front part of the headrest body 1 is inclined upward, and the front part of the headrest body 1 forms a support area 2 for the waist and abdomen, and the surface of the support area 2 is an inwardly concave arc surface structure. The middle part of the headrest body 1 is a downwardly concave structure, and the middle part of the headrest body 1 forms a receiving area 3 for the chest cavity, and the rear part of the headrest body 1 is an upwardly arched structure, and the rear part of the headrest body forms a traction and stretching area 4 for the cervical vertebrae, and the support area 2, the receiving area 3 and the traction and stretching area 4 are an integrated structure. The traction and stretching area 4 is detachably and movably attached to the chin pillow body 5, and the surface of the traction and stretching area 4 is provided with a Velcro fur surface 1, and the bottom surface of the chin pillow body 5 is provided with a Velcro hook surface 51, and the Velcro fur surface 41 is matched with the Velcro hook surface 51 to be movably attached. By providing the support area 2, the support area 3, the traction and stretching area 4 and the chin pillow body 5, the user's abdomen can be supported, the chest can be supported, the neck can be pulled and the chin can be rested, thereby realizing the support and pressure relief functions of the prone position headrest.

As shown in Figures 1 to 4, the headrest body 1 below the traction and stretching area 4 is provided with a placement cavity 6, and an inflatable sac 7 is installed in the placement cavity 6. The inflatable sac 7 can adjust the height position of the traction and stretching area 4 by filling and deflation. The inflatable sac 7 is provided with a charging and deflation port 71, and the charging and deflation port 71 is movably connected with the external inflatable sac. A transverse groove 8 for arm placement is provided at the lower rear of the headrest body 1. The transverse groove 8 runs through the headrest body 1 transversely. When in use, the patient's arm can be placed in the transverse groove 8. By providing the placement cavity 6 and the inflatable sac 7, the height position of the traction and stretching area 4 can be adjusted by filling and deflation of the inflatable sac 7, so as to be suitable for flexible adjustment of patients of different body shapes, and the scope of application is wider.

When using:

First, the chin pillow body 5 is connected to the traction and stretching area 4 by Velcro, and then the entire headrest body 1 is placed flat on the bed. At this time, the patient lies on the headrest body 1 in a prone position, and the patient's abdomen is placed in the supporting area 2 of the waist and abdomen with the pad to be effectively supported. The patient's chest is placed in the supporting area 3 of the thoracic cavity, and the chest will not be subjected to pressure. The head and neck and chin are respectively pulled by the traction and stretching area 4 and padded by the chin pillow body 5. At the same time, the patient's hands can be placed in the horizontal through grooves, so that the patient can get full body support and pressure relief, making prone lying more comfortable.

The patient can also appropriately adjust the height of the traction and stretching area by inflating and deflating the inflatable bag to better suit the patient's usage needs. This is not only more convenient to adjust, but also more reasonable and practical to use.

The above is only a specific implementation method of the utility model, but the design concept of the utility model is not limited to this. Any non-substantial improvement of the utility model using this concept should be regarded as an infringement of the protection scope of the utility model.

Claims (6)

1. A medical headrest for prone position that is easily adjusted, characterized in that: it comprises a headrest body, the front portion of the headrest is arranged to be inclined upward, the front portion of the headrest body forms a supporting area for the waist and abdomen, the middle portion of the headrest body is arranged to be concave downward, the middle portion of the headrest body forms a receiving area for the chest cavity, the rear portion of the headrest body is arranged to be arched upward, the rear portion of the headrest body forms a traction and stretching area for the cervical vertebrae, the traction and stretching area is detachably and movably provided with a chin pillow body, the headrest body below the traction and stretching area is provided with a placement cavity, the placement cavity is cooperated with an inflatable bag body, and the inflatable bag body can adjust the height position of the traction and stretching area by inflating and deflation; a transverse through groove for arm placement is arranged below the rear portion of the headrest body, and the transverse through groove transversely penetrates the headrest body. 2. A conveniently adjustable prone medical headrest according to claim 1, characterized in that: the inflatable bag body is provided with an inflation and deflation port, and the inflation and deflation port is movably connected with the external inflatable bag. 3. A conveniently adjustable prone medical headrest according to claim 1, characterized in that: the surface of the traction and stretching area is provided with a Velcro surface, and the bottom surface of the chin pillow body is provided with a Velcro hook surface, and the Velcro surface and the Velcro hook surface are movably fitted and connected in coordination. 4. The easily adjustable prone medical headrest according to claim 1, characterized in that the surface of the support area is an inwardly concave arc-shaped surface structure. 5. The easily adjustable prone medical headrest according to claim 1, characterized in that the support area, the receiving area and the traction and stretching area are an integrated structure. 6. The easily adjustable prone medical headrest according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom surface of the headrest body is provided with an anti-slip convex surface.