DE65244C - Night chair arrangement for hospital beds - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE. V.

The purpose of this sick bed is as follows: We need sick people from theirs Do not lift the bed on a bedside chair or up to insert a bedpan, but every sick person can stay on his bed to meet his needs.

The bed essentially consists of a mattress on which the four feet of the Bed frame and the wedge pillow are attached.

The mattress is a spring mattress, upholstered with hair.

The main parts of the bedside chair arrangement are as shown in the accompanying drawing shows the following:

A box A running in tongue and groove under the mattress, in which the sloping rails C and B are located. Furthermore, the guides D sliding in the cheeks α and b of the mattress, each with a wheel at the lower end.

A box F with the upholstery that closes the mattress on one side and the bedside tableware on the other, the axes of which are stored in the guides D.

The two strips H serve to guide the nightware E in its protruding edges when changing it.

The longitudinal section and the cross section A show the mattress in the closed state with the nightware facing down.

Cross-section B shows the mattress in the open state - at the same time, how the bedside tableware is changed.

The handling of the hospital bed is as follows:

The box A located under the mattress is pulled out as far as it will go, so that the strips C move the guides D, in which the upholstery with closets F and E is stored, vertically downwards. Due to its excess weight, the upholstery tips over so that the upholstery hangs down and the nightware is directed upwards, as can be seen in cross-section B.

Then, by pushing the box under the mattress, the bedside table is lifted as high as is necessary for the patient. To empty, pull out the bedside tableware, inserted into the nut H of the mattress (cross-section B).

Then the cleaned night utensils are pushed back in the same way and, by pulling the cord i, the box F is turned again so that the cushion is directed upwards, the locking lugs G preventing it from tipping over in the opposite direction.

Then the box A is pushed back as far as possible, whereby the box F, guided straight through the guides DD in the cheeks a and b, is lifted by the inclined runner strips C and B in such a way that it is with the upholstered cushion and afterwards

lock the mattress again with the bedside tableware hanging below.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: On sick beds the arrangement of a bedside chair arrangement in such a way that a central upholstery part F , carrying a bedside tableware E on its underside, is rotatably suspended in the sliding strips D. which, when pulling forward a box A by means of its support rollers -R and the sloping guide rail pairs C and B arranged in box A , inevitably lower itself, with the upholstery part emerging from its mattress opening automatically by 180 ° rotates and thereby brings the bedside tableware sitting on its floor into the position of use, while after the upholstery part F has been turned over by means of the cord / by pushing in the box A by means of its pairs of rails B and C, the upholstered part is lifted again and inserted into the mattress. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.