CZ528890A3 - infusion stand for hospital beds and chairs - Google Patents

Abstract

This infusion stand for hospital beds and wheelchairs consists of a vertical bearing bar (1), two horizontal arms (8) with baskets (1) and clamps (18) and a replaceable sleeve (2) with a diameter corresponding to the profile of the side wall (3) of the bed, wheelchair, x-ray or operating table, revolving around the axis of the bearing bar (1), the height adjustable arms (8) of which are firmly connected to the contact point of the guide tube (16) mounted on the upper bearing bar (1) equipped with horizontal grooves (12) and arrested by a bolt (9) located perpendicularly to the axis of the bearing bar (1) and the lower end of the bearing bar (1) is inserted into the guide tube (4) firmly connected to the outer vertical side of the sleeve (2) suspended on the side wall (3) of the bed and arrested by the side bolt (5) located perpendicularly to the axis of the bearing bar (1) and the lower base of the sleeve (2) is arrested by the lower bolt (6) or the ball (7), equipped on the vertical arm with threads located through its lower base perpendicularly to the bottom of the side wall (3). The infusion stand on a trolley for patients is also arrested by a bar (13) the upper end of which is firmly connected to the side wall of the sleeve's (2) guide tube (4) and the lower end is equipped with a guide tube (17), which is firmly connected to the clamp (14) the upper curved part of which is suspended on the lower frame (15) of the wheelchair.<IMAGE>

Description

Technical field

The invention relates to infusion stands removably attached to the bedside beds of hospital beds, trolleys, X-ray and operating tables.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Until now, hospitals use mostly mobile infusion stands, which are placed next to beds, X-ray and operating tables. They take up space next to beds, X-ray and operating tables and do not guarantee the necessary stability for the infusion course. Their use is particularly problematic when transporting patients in wheelchairs. The 979 infusion stand attachable to the bed side is characterized by a considerable weight, complexity of construction and operator's demands. It is intended for one bottle of infusion fluid in one position only.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

These drawbacks are eliminated by a height-adjustable infusion stand, movable and pivotable to any location of the hospital bed, trolley, X-ray or operating table, consisting of a vertical support bar provided with a removable head at its upper end and horizontal arms fixed to the guide tube. which is slidably and rotatably slid onto the upper section of the support rod, preferably having horizontal grooves, and secured <perpendicularly to the support axis · through a screw, the end of which preferably fits into one of the grooves formed in the support body bars. The outer ends of the arms are twisted into two oblique webs of interconnected superimposed open circles, of which the lower has a smaller radius than the upper, forming baskets, from which the vertical arms are provided with upper handles in the shape of a lying unclosed ellipse. The lower section of the support rod, preferably provided with horizontal grooves, is slidably and rotatably slid into a guide tube rigidly connected to the front side of the sleeve cr in cross section of a non-closed curve-fitting sidewall shape and secured by a lateral screw passing through the guide tube perpendicular the ending preferably fits into one of the horizontal grooves formed in the body of the support rod, the sleeve being hinged to the sidewall of the bed and secured by a bottom screw extending through its lower base perpendicular to the underside of the bed shunt or by a handle provided on the vertical part of the thread. The collar for patient transport trolleys is equipped with a vertical auxiliary rod in its upper section parallel to the guide tube of the collar suspended on the side of the trolley. This auxiliary rod is provided in the lower case with two guide tubes of which the upper one is rigidly connected to the clip. the upper free part of which is arched and hinged to the lower frame of the trolley.

The infusion stand according to the invention is simple, inexpensive in material, inexpensive to operate. It can be swiveled around the axis of the support rod, adjustable vertically and horizontally along the entire length of the bed. ^u e is designed for two infusion bottles placed in cups formed at the free ends of the horizontal arms, the shape of which allows not only vertical but also inclined adjustment of the bottles and the clips at the upper ends of the vertical arms of the cups allow safe hanging of the tubes. Interchangeable sleeves with different cross-sections corresponding to the shape of the bed sides, X-ray and operating tables allow the stand to be securely attached not only to the beds but also to these tables. The increased need for stability of the infusion stand mounted on the side of the carriage for patient transportation is provided by an auxiliary bar firmly connected to the sleeve guide tube provided with a clip whose arcuate bent upper part is hinged to the bottom frame of the carriage. Tevn _Os t anchoring screw shoulder and side clamp screw advantageously increases the horizontal groove formed in the body of the carrier rod.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

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Fig. 7 shows a front view of the infusion sleeve.

January with the auxiliary rod for patient transport trolleys, FIG. 8 shows a side view of the collar of the pedestal for the patient transport trolley.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Example 1

According to FIG. 1, a C-shaped sleeve 2 with a horizontal lower base is suspended on the sidewall 3 of the hospital bed. A vertical guide tube 4 is rigidly connected to the center of the outer vertical side of the sleeve 2. The horizontal lower base of the sleeve 2 is secured to the underside of the sidewall 3 of the bed by a lower screw 6 extending perpendicular thereto. The lower section of the support rod 1 is inserted into the guide tube 4 of the sleeve 2 and secured by a side screw 5 extending perpendicular to the axis of the support rod

A guide tube 16 fixedly connected to the contact point of the two-directional horizontal arms 8 and secured by a screw 9 extending perpendicularly to the axis of the carrier rod 1 is slid onto the upper section of the support rod 1. The free ends of the arms 8 are twisted into two superimposed, oblique circles, the bottom of which has a smaller radius than the top, forming the infusion bottle baskets 10. The vertical arms rising from the baskets 10 are provided with tabs 18 in the shape of a lying, non-closed ellipse intended to hold the tubing of the infusion bottles.

The upper end of the support rod 1 is provided with a removable head 11.

Example 2

The square C-shaped sleeve 2 according to FIG. 5, intended to be hinged to the side of the operating table of profile < T, is secured from below by a handle 7 provided with screw threads on one arm.

Example 3. Sleeve 2 for patient transport trolleys according to. 7 and 8, in the middle of its outer stall side, is provided with a vertical guide tube 4, a thick rod 13, the lower end of which is provided with two smaller guide tubes 17, the upper of which is firmly connected to the clip

14, the free upper part of which is arched and mounted on the lower frame 15 of the carriage.

Claims (1)

PATENT — An inflatable bed for hospital beds and trolleys consisting of a vertical support rod, horizontal arms with baskets and a sleeve, such as a guide tube (11) fitted with a removable head (11) ^{on the} vertical support rod (1) in its upper section. (16) firmly connected to the contact point of symmetrical horizontal rays (8) and secured by a screw (9) extending perpendicular to the axis of the support rod (1), the free ends of the arms (8) are twisted into two superimposed mutually upright interconnected open circles of which the lower has a smaller radius than the higher, forming cups (10), the rising vertical arms of which are provided with tabs (18) in the form of an open recessed ellipse, the lower section of the support rod (1) being inserted into the guide tube (4) with the outside of the sleeve (2) with the cross-section of the open curve corresponding to the profile of the side wall (5) of the bed and secured a side screw (5) passing through the guide tube (4) perpendicular to the axis of the support rod (1), while the lower base of the sleeve (2) is secured to the underside of the bed side (5) by a bottom screw (6) extending perpendicular thereto. An infusion stand according to claim 1, characterized in that a vertical auxiliary rod (15) provided with two guide tubes (17) on its lower section is fixed to the side of the guide tube (4) of the sleeve (2). the higher of which is rigidly connected to the clip (14), the free upper part of which is bent in an arc. An infusion stand according to item 1, 7, 14, »that the lower base of the sleeve (2) is secured to the lower side of the sidewall (5) of the bed by a handle (7) provided with threads on the vertical part. An infusion stand according to claim 1, characterized in that the support rod (1) is provided with horizontal grooves (12) in the upper left and lower sections. r (M f / ng / β p)