JP2001286526A - Care facility for sickly person - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide care facilities enabling an invalid such as a substantially bedridden aged person or the physically handicapped to conveniently have a bath even in a small room of a common house. SOLUTION: A transparent or semitransparent opening/closing cover 50 lidded during bathing is journalled to a drawer-type movable bath B that is pushed and pulled from the transverse direction into a bath storing space S partitioned just under a bed A. A free wheel 47 and drain pipes 36a, 36b are extensively installed on the bottom surface of the bath B, the inside is divided by a backrest wall 33 to a bathing main bath B1 and a shampooing sub bath B2. A sickly person M is hoisted and moved between the bed A and the pulled bath B from it by a lifter C for moving a sickly person that is mounted, as one unit, to a head-side leg block 1a of the bed A.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention is mainly used in general homes and nursing homes for elderly people who cannot walk or who are physically handicapped, almost bedridden elderly people, and other relatively mildly ill people. The present invention relates to nursing care facilities that can be conveniently bathed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In view of the special housing situation in Japan, various types of nursing care facilities that can be installed and used in a small room of less than 6 tatami mats have been proposed.
No. 2 is considered to be a known technique which is closest to the present invention in its entirety in that it has a bed device, a bathtub and a lifting device.

[0003]

However, the configuration of the above-mentioned known invention still has the following problems.

[0004] A motor (16) for sliding the sliders (4) and (5) and the columns (6) and (7) in the lateral direction of the bed body (3), and a side along the columns (6) and (7). A motor (49) for raising and lowering the support members (8) and (9) of the rods (10) and (11), a motor (143) for expanding and contracting the bathtub (103) in the vertical direction, and a bed for the bathtub (103). It requires a pair of motors (166) that move forward and backward with respect to the main body (3), which is extremely complicated and expensive as a whole, and is extremely cumbersome to operate. In such a case, the operation sequence is likely to be incorrect.

In addition, since the bathtub (103) is made of a flexible waterproof sheet material, the bathtub (103) must be shaped by so-called pantograph frames (109) and (110) and expanded by the operation of the motor (143). If the hot water cannot be supplied into the bathtub (103) and a separate stretcher (200) is not inserted into the bathtub (103),
Since the disabled can not be bathed, it is necessary to accurately insert the hanger shovel (61) of the side sticks (10) and (11) from below into the body of the disabled, so that the disabled can be bathed. Preparing for the bathing is very troublesome, and one caregiver cannot take a bath immediately.

In this case, since the bathtub (103) is open all the time, water drops for washing the sick during bathing are scattered and easily cooled with hot water. In addition, moisture fills the room and adversely affects the building. This is especially difficult in Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats.

[0007] Also, in normal times when the sick person is lying on the bed body (3), the columns (6) and (7) and the support members (8).
(9) Even if the side bars (10) and (11) are offset to one side end of the provisional bed body (3),
These still remain in the standing frame state from the bed body (3), and it is difficult to completely remove the feeling of oppression and discomfort experienced by the sick.

In particular, even if the columns (6) and (7), the support members (8) and (9) and the side bars (10) and (11) are biased to one lateral end of the bed body (3),
If one of the laterally shifted side portions becomes the indoor wall surface, the arms (29) (3) of the support members (8) and (9) are used.
0) is raised and lowered around the pivot pins (31) and (32),
A space for folding the side bars (10) and (11) and a space for projecting the sliders (4) and (5) and the bathtub (103) from the other opposite side end of the bed body (3) are required. Combined with this, a larger installation footprint must be secured. As a result, there is no space for the caregiver to move freely in a room of about 4.5 tatami mats.

Further, the sliders (4) and (5) are bathtubs for projecting an ill person lifted by the hanger shovel (61) of the side bars (10) and (11) from the other lateral end of the bed body (3). Since it is merely moved to a position directly above (103) and its movement stroke is fixed in advance, for example, a separate stool, a wheelchair, a sofa, etc. installed at a position around the bed body (3) It is impossible to move the disabled and cannot effectively support their daily lives.

[0010] In short, the above-mentioned known invention is intended for severely ill people, and treats the sick people as if they were articles.
Since it is configured to be moved by an automatic mechanical force from beginning to end, a relatively mildly ill person will rather feel uneasy or uncomfortable, and cannot be used simply and conveniently as a caregiver.

[0011]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is intended to improve such problems, and as a useful nursing care facility for the sick, there is a space between the front and rear head base and foot base. A pair of left and right parallel bed body beams for connecting and integrating the two bed body beams, and a floor board laid between the left and right sides of the bed body beams and arranged in parallel with each other. A bed that defines a bathtub storage space that opens sideways from the lower surface of the main body beam,

The bed has a depth which can be accommodated in the bathtub storage space as a rectangular parallelepiped having a width smaller than a predetermined width, and the inside of the bed is interposed between the main bathtub on the foot side and the head via a backrest wall which is inclined forward. In addition to being divided into sub-tubs for hair washing on the side, a plurality of free wheels are also pivotally supported on the bottom surface, and a pair of separate front and rear or one common drainage pipe for the main and sub-tubs is also provided. But,
A movable bathtub that overhangs and is installed as a forked branch that can be used for drainage interchangeably to the left or right.

Only the front end portion of the movable bathtub substantially corresponding to the sub-tub has an inverted U-shaped cross section cut out as a window for inserting a care worker's worker's hand, and the rear end portion of the movable bathtub has an up-and-down turn. A transparent or translucent bathtub opening / closing cover that is movably pivoted and used to cover the bathtub during bathing of the disabled.

[0014] A rotatable free-standing rotatable pole which is inserted into the left or right eccentric position of the head base of the bed so as to be interchangeable with the remaining one, and a lower base end of which is the rotatable pole. An elevating arm pivotally attached to the upper end, an electric cylinder for raising and lowering the elevating arm, and a hanger hook pivotally attached to the upper end of the elevating arm so as to swing freely. , A hammock for suspending the disabled on the hanger hook, and a lifter for moving the disabled, which is hung and used in a freely detachable manner,

[0015] A pair of upper and lower parallel rolling roller guide rails are attached and fixed to the rear surface of the head-side footrest and the front surface of the foot-side footrest forming the bed in a transverse state extending in the left-right direction.

One end of the lower guide rail is fitted with an idler roller for retaining the bathtub, and the other end is fitted with a stopper for positioning the bathtub.

On the front and rear surfaces of the movable tub, a pair of roller receiving frames interposed between the upper and lower portions of the guide rails are set to have substantially the same length as the fixed width of the bed. Attach and fix in a parallel state that only overhangs,

At least two rolling rollers for rolling the upper guide rail and one rolling roller for rolling the lower guide rail are supported at the protruding tip of each roller receiving frame. By doing

The movable tub is pulled out and put into and out of the bathtub storage space of the bed from the lateral direction, and the disabled person is pulled out of the bed by the lifter into the bathtub which was previously pulled out and the openable cover was kept open. It is characterized in that it is set so that the sick person after the bath can be lifted and returned from the bathtub to the bed.

[0020]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a nursing care facility according to a basic embodiment of the present invention; FIG. ), And a drawer-type movable tub (B) which can be laterally moved into and out of a bathtub storage space (S) opened just below the bed (A).
And a lifter (C) for moving a sick person, which is also assembled into a bed (A) and is unitized, and can be assembled at a site where it is installed and used.

First, regarding the details of the bed (A), in FIG. 9 to FIG.
a) and (1b) are front and rear pairs of a head-side footrest and a foot-side footrest, each of which is formed from a high-strength synthetic resin material into a three-legged corner joint as shown in FIG. 11 (2a) (2b) ), A plurality of skeletons (3a) and (3b), which are inserted into a frame state and integrated through a pair of upper and lower parts, and the skeleton (3a)
The plurality of surrounding plates (4a) and (4b) which are inserted and fixed in a sealed state between adjacent ones of (3b) are finished in rectangular parallelepiped hollow boxes. The skeletons (3a) and (3b) of the legs (1a) and (1b) and the surrounding plate (4)
a) (4b) consists entirely of stainless steel sections.

In this case, both legs (1) of the bed (A)
a) (1b) have the same constant width (W) as each other, but as for the installation height, the head-side footrest (1a) stands vertically higher than the foot-side footrest (1b). I have. (5a) (5
b) is a gripping ball screwed into the upper corner joints (2a) and (2b) of both legs (1a) and (1b) from above, respectively, and functions as a safe handle.

(6a), (6b), (7a) and (7b) are similarly screwed into the lower corner joints (2a) and (2b) of the two leg bases (1a) and (1b) so as to be able to advance and retreat from oppositely downward. The bed (A) can be stably and horizontally installed on the floor in the room by the overall lifting and lowering adjustment operation.

Reference numeral (8) denotes a pair of left and right parallel bed body beams which are continuously integrated between the front and rear sides of both leg stands (1a) and (1b). ), And a plurality of floor plates (10) are laid and arranged in a transversely extending state as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, between the left and right sides of the floor plate receiving step surfaces (9) facing each other. I have. The floor plate (10) is also entirely made of stainless steel, and both bed beams (8)
Is in a non-fixed state.

The bathtub storage space opened sideways by the lower surfaces of both bed body beams (8) for receiving the floor plate (10), the rear surface of the head-side footrest (1a) and the front side of the foot-side footrest (1b). (S) is sectioned.

Reference numeral (11) denotes an electric mat which is entirely placed and set on the floor plate (10). The electric mat (12) pivotally supported in a folded state as shown in FIG.
Remote control switch (14), which comprises a head-side mat (12) and a head-side mat (12).
By operating the button, it is possible to raise the tilt angle to a desired angle (α). It goes without saying that the sick person (M) is laid down on the electric mat (11) via a bedsheet or the like.

Reference numeral (15) denotes a handrail frame (side guard) which is inserted into the bed body beam (8) so as to be freely inserted and removed from above, and is bent into a substantially inverted U-shape in side view as shown in FIG. Made of stainless steel tube material, and prevents the mat (11) and the bedsheet from slipping down. However, in the case where the bed (A) is installed and used by being shifted to the wall surface in the room, the handrail frame (15) of the bed body beam (8) located on the wall surface side should It may be removed from the main body beam (8).

Reference numeral (16) denotes a table support leg which is inserted into the bed body beam (8) from above so as to be inserted into and removed from the handrail frame (15).
A stainless steel tube bent in an inverted L-shape or an inverted U-shape viewed from the front, which crosses over the electric mat (11) as shown in FIGS.
It is also possible to make the disabled person (M) in a posture state in which the upper body is raised by the mat (11) eat a meal on the bed (A).

Reference numeral (18) denotes a pair of left and right bearing sleeves which are fixed vertically to the inside of the head-side leg stand (1a) and are integrally formed. One of the bearing sleeves (18) has
The rotating pole (to be described later) of the lifter (C) for moving a sick person is inserted from above. The other bearing sleeve (18), which remains unused and is not plugged in, is covered with a blind plug (19) from above.

In view of the positional relationship between the bed (A) and the one-sided mounting of the bed (A) on the wall surface in the room, a pair of left and right bearing sleeves (18) is selected and the lifter (C) is moved to one of them.
Can be inserted and used interchangeably. It is preferable that a perforated container (20) containing bincho charcoal (not shown) effective for deodorization, moisture absorption, sterilization, and the like be placed on the upper surfaces of the footrests (1a) and (1b).

Further, the rear surface of the head-side footrest (1a) and the foot-side footrest (1) facing the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A).
The front face of b) has a rail receiving frame (2) made of stainless steel transverse channel channel as shown in FIGS.
1a) and (21b) are attached and fixed in a transverse state. (22a), (22b), (23a), and (23b) are a pair of upper and lower reinforcing frames sandwiching the horizontal upper and lower surfaces of each of the rail receiving frames (21a) and (21b). Brace plates (24a) (24b) that stretch inside
The provision of (25a) and (25b) also prevents the rail receiving frames (21a) and (21b) from being illegally deformed.

(26a) (26b) (27a) (27
b) is a reinforcing frame (22a) (22b) (23a) (2) in each rail receiving frame (21a) (21b).
3b) a pair of upper and lower rolling roller guide rails laid and integrated along the horizontal upper and lower surfaces overlapping with each other;
It consists of stainless steel channel channels that open facing each other.

A pair of upper and lower guide rails (26a)
Needless to say, (26b), (27a) and (27b) extend parallel to the left and right sides of the bed (A),
At one end (entrance) of the lower guide rails (27a) (27b), idle rollers (28) for preventing the bathtub from falling off.
a) (28b) is fitted and integrated, and when the movable bathtub (B) is pulled out from the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A), a rolling roller described later on the bathtub (B) side is moved. The idle rollers (28a) and (28b) receive the idle rollers.

Further, (29a) and (29b) are bathtub positioning stoppers which are similarly fitted and fixed to the other end portions (back portions) of the lower guide rails (27a) and (27b).
Movable bathtub (B) made of rubber or other cushioning material
Is pressed into the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A), the rolling roller on the bathtub (B) side is gently received.

Due to the fact that the bed (A) is mounted on the indoor wall so as to be offset, the positioning stoppers (29a) (29b) and the above-mentioned retaining idler rollers (28a) (28b) are also required. Lower guide rail (27a)
(27b) can be used interchangeably at both ends.

Next, the details of the movable tub (B) will be described. As shown in FIGS. 16 to 21, a pair of upper and lower corner joints (also formed from a high-strength synthetic resin material into a three-legged shape) are used. 30), a plurality of skeletons (31) inserted into and integrated into the framework state, and the skeletons (3)
A plurality of surrounding plates (32), which are inserted and fixed in a watertight manner between adjacent ones in (1), are finished as a rectangular parallelepiped having a depth that fits in the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A). The skeleton (31) of the bathtub (B) and the surrounding plate (3)
2) also consists of stainless steel sections.

Moreover, the inside of the bathtub (B) is divided into a large bathing main bath (B1) on the foot side and a narrow hair-washing sub-bath (B2) on the head side via the backrest wall (33). In addition to being able to wash the body of the disabled (M) who took a bath in the main tub (B1), the disabled (M) who was laid in a posture of leaning against the front rising slope of the backrest wall (33) was placed. The hair and face can also be washed with fresh hot water in the auxiliary tank (B2). The backrest wall (33) is also made of stainless steel, and is fixedly mounted inside the bathtub (B) via its support pillow (34).

(35a) and (35b) are a pair of front and rear drain holes which are respectively opened and distributed on the bottom of the sub-tank (B2) and the bottom of the main tank (B1) in the bathtub (B). Needless to say, the sealing can be performed by not shown). (36a) and (36b) are the respective drain holes (35a)
(35b) Three-legged pipe joint (37a) (3
Each of the drain pipes is connected to each other through 7b), and each of the drain pipes protrudes from the bottom surface of the bathtub (B) in a bifurcated bifurcated state in the left and right direction.

Due to the positional relationship between the bed (A) being mounted on the indoor wall and being offset, the drain can be used interchangeably in the left and right directions of the bathtub (B). . (38a) and (38b) are each drain pipe (36
a) A ball valve (39) is inserted into the overhanging tip of (36b).
a) a hose joint fastened and integrated via (39b);
(40a) and (40b) are flexible drainage hoses (4
1a) a hose joint attached to the distal end of (41b), which has a structure capable of fitting with the hose joints (38a) (38b) on the drain pipe (36a) (36b) side in a male-female relationship. And its hose joints (38a) (38b)
(40a) (40b) Comrades do not need special work tools,
The so-called one-touch operation type is used so that it can be freely inserted and removed.

The base ends of the drainage hoses (41a) (41b) are connected to the suction side of a self-priming pump (42).
In exchange for this, the hot water supply hose (43) is connected to the pump (4).
By connecting to the suction side of 2), hot water can be supplied from the existing hot water tap or hot water heater (not shown) to the movable bathtub (B) constituting the nursing care facility of the present invention in a bathroom such as a general household. . Hot water is supplied from above the bathtub (B) by the hot water supply hose (43).

(44a) and (44b) are the beds (A)
Guide rails (2) attached to the two leg bases (1a) (1b)
6a) As a corresponding height relationship interposed between the upper and lower sides of (26b), (27a) and (27b), roller receiving frames are attached and fixed in a transverse state parallel to the front surface and the rear surface of the bathtub (B). Also consist of a horizontal hat-type material of stainless steel.

A pair of roller receiving frames (4)
4a) and (44b) are approximately the same length as the fixed width (W) of the bed (A) as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, and from the narrower bathtub (B) to the bathtub storage space (S). Of the upper guide rail (26a) (2) at the tip (rear) of the overhang.
Rolling roller (45a) (45b) for rolling 6b)
And rolling rollers (46a) and (46b) for rolling the lower guide rails (27a) and (27b), respectively.

In that case, the upper rolling roller (45a)
By arranging at least two tubs (45b) in parallel, the tub (B) can be stably placed against the eccentric load of the tub (B) drawn out from the tub storage space (S) of the bed (A). It can receive and support. On the other hand, the lower rolling roller (46a) (4
6b) is sufficient if it is one by one, and when the bathtub (B) is pulled out, the idler rollers (28a) (2) on the bed (A) side
8b), the bath tub (B) is kept in a retaining state, and when the bath tub (B) is pushed in, the positioning stoppers (29a) (29b) on the bed (A) side.
This is exactly as I said before.

A free wheel (47) is screwed from below into the lower corner joint (30) forming the bathtub (B) so as to freely advance and retreat, so that the bathtub of the bed (A) should be used. Even if the bathtub (B) drawn out of the storage space (S) is inclined from the tip, a plurality of free wheels (47)
This makes it possible to stably handle the floor of the room. Even if the floor is a Japanese-style room with tatami mats,
There is no risk of damaging this.

As is clear from FIGS. 1 to 8, the bathtub (B) is a pair of upper and lower guide rails (26a) (26b) attached to both legs (1a) (1b) of the bed (A).
(27a) and (27b), and a plurality of rolling rollers (45a) (45b) (46a) (46)
b), both legs (1a) (1) of the bed (A)
b) The bathtub (B) is stored in the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A) because the bathtub (B) can be mounted as a unit.
On the other hand, it is possible to smoothly and reliably perform the operation of taking in and out without fear of lateral swing, which is the same even if the hot water is stored in the bathtub (B).

Reference numeral (48) denotes a handle for taking in and out of the bathtub, which is made of a stainless steel tube and attached to the side surface of the bathtub (B). In the example shown in the drawing, this is attached in a horizontal state as a long one extending in the front-rear direction, but a plurality of short ones may be attached in a vertical state. It is desirable that a perforated container (49) containing bincho charcoal (not shown) effective for deodorization and sterilization be installed and used inside the main bath (B1) in the bathtub (B).

Reference numeral (50) denotes an opening / closing cover for covering the bathtub (B) when washing the hair and face of the sick person (M), which substantially corresponds to the opening width of the bathtub (B). It is molded from a transparent or translucent synthetic resin material as an inverted U-shaped cross section, but only the front end of the bathtub (B), which substantially corresponds to the sub-tank (B2), is disabled (M) from above. The window is cut out as an insertion window (51) for the operator to wash his hair and face.

The rear end of the bathtub opening / closing cover (50) is connected to the opening rear edge of the bathtub (B) through a pair of left and right hinges (52) as shown in FIGS. It is pivoted freely. The opening degree (β) of the opening / closing cover (50) is larger than 90 degrees, preferably about 120 degrees, and the disabled (M) is bathtub (B) with the lifter (C).
It can be suspended or lifted into the inside of the car without any trouble.

(53) is a pair of left and right support stays for keeping the openable cover (50) in an open state with the raised cover (50) raised.
One end in the longitudinal direction is pivotally attached to the opening side edge of the bathtub (B), and the other end is also opened and closed by a cover (5).
Push buttons (54) for locking and fixing to the sides of 0),
Only when the pushing operation is performed, the opening / closing cover (50) rotates freely. When the pushing operation hand is released, the opening / closing cover (50) is locked in a fixed state by itself.

(55) a pair of left and right locking notches provided on both side surfaces of the front end of the opening / closing cover (50);
Reference numeral (56) denotes a rotating lever which is detachably engaged with each of the engaging notches (55), and all of them correspond to a fulcrum pin (57) perpendicular to the opening side edge of the bathtub (B). Are pivotally connected.

When the opening / closing cover (50) is used as a cover for the bathtub (B) to wash the hair and face of the sick person (M), the toe (58) of the rotating lever (56) is used. Is inserted into the locking notch (55) of the opening / closing cover (50) and locked so that the front end of the opening / closing cover (50) is not lowered so that the disabled (M) who is taking a bath can be safely protected. It is meant to keep.

The pivot lever (56) is connected to a fulcrum pin (5).
When the toe (58) is pulled out from the locking notch (55) of the opening / closing cover (50) by rotating about 90 degrees around 7), the front end of the opening / closing cover (50) becomes a bathtub (50). Since it falls into the inside of B), the bath tub (B) can be moved in and out of the bath tub storage space (S) of the bed (A) under the low-covered state of the lid. . Both sides of the front end of the opening / closing cover (50) that has fallen into the bathtub (B) are connected to the bathtub (B).
A pair of left and right receiving cutouts (59) formed corresponding to the backrest wall (33) can be received from below.

Reference numeral (60) denotes an opening / closing operation handle attached to the upper surface of the opening / closing cover (50), and extends in the horizontal direction. (61) is a towel hanging bar similarly mounted near the insertion window (51) in the opening / closing cover (50), and is parallel to the opening / closing operation handle (60). The insertion window (51) can be safely shielded by the disabled (M) by a towel (not shown), or the washed hair and face of the disabled (M) can be wiped.

The bathtub (B) is provided with the opening / closing cover (5
0), not only can a warm bathing effect be given to the sick (M), but there is no danger that the room will be filled with moisture and adversely affect the building. In addition, since the opening / closing cover (50) is transparent or translucent, the caregiver can also check the disabled (M) who is taking a bath from outside.

Further, the lifter (C) for moving the disabled is described in detail. The lifter (C) is a head-side footrest (1a) of the bed (A).
It is assembled into a unit.

That is, in FIGS. 1 to 4 and FIGS. 6 and 7 in which the state is clear, (62) is one of right and left of the bearing sleeve (18) fixed inside the head-side footrest (1a). A pivot pole which is vertically inserted and inserted interchangeably from above, and the pivot pole (62) is supported at the upper end where the pivot pole (62) is exposed from the head base (1a) of the bed (A). A bracket (63) is inserted and fixed, and an electric cylinder support bracket (64) is integrally attached to a lower end portion of the rotating pole (62) exposed from the upper surface of the head-side footrest (1a). I have. The pivot pole (62) is made of stainless steel tubing.

(65) is an elevating arm which is also bent substantially in an inverted L shape from a stainless steel tube,
The lower base end is the lifting arm support bracket (63)
And is rotatably pivoted up and down via a horizontal fulcrum pin (66).
Reference numeral (67) denotes an operation handle which is extended laterally from the fulcrum pin (66), whereby the rotation pole (62) can be freely rotated by 360 degrees. Its operation handle (67)
Can be folded around the fulcrum pin (66) and fall down.

At the upper end of the rotating pole (62), the elevating arm (65) is extended upward and mounted.
The lifting arm (65)
Can also be rotated 360 degrees. In this case, the illustrated operating handle (67) is made of a stainless steel tube as a lever handle, but a circle-shaped steering handle may be used instead.

(68) is a hanger bracket attached to and integrated with the upper end of the lifting arm (65).
9) is inserted into the fork part of the hanger bracket (68) from below, and has a horizontal fulcrum pin (70).
Pendulum holder pivotally pivoted by (7)
1) is a hanger hook support bracket pivotally mounted at 360 degrees around a vertical fulcrum pin (72) supported by the pendulum holder (69), and includes a hanger hook (73). The middle part of is penetrated horizontally. The hanger hook (73) is made of a stainless steel bar and has a pair of left and right hook portions (7
To 4), a hammock to be described later is used by hanging.

Reference numeral (75) denotes an electric cylinder for raising and lowering the elevating arm (65), the base end of which is an electric cylinder support bracket (64) attached to the rotating pole (62). ), And is pivotally mounted by a horizontal fulcrum pin (76). (77) is a reciprocating rod of the electric cylinder (75), and (78) is a reciprocating rod support bracket attached and integrated at an intermediate height position of the elevating arm (65). The tip of the reciprocating rod (77) is inserted, and the horizontal fulcrum pin (79)
Has been pivoted through.

Therefore, as suggested from FIG.
The caregiver of the sick person (M) can slowly rotate the rotation pole (62) by an appropriate angle at will by holding the operation handle (67) with one hand and manually operating the caregiver. With the remaining one hand, operate the remote control switch (80) of the electric cylinder (75) with one button,
The lifting arm (65) supported by the rotating pole (62) can be moved up and down by an appropriate elevation angle.

Reference numeral (81) denotes a controller for the electric cylinder which is connected to a power outlet (not shown) in the room and has a built-in battery at the time of power failure. It goes without saying that (80) is electrically connected. Such a controller (81) is installed at an appropriate position such as the upper surface of the head-side footrest (1a) forming the bed (A) or its periphery.

The symbol (R) in FIG. 4 indicates the maximum turning radius of the lifting / lowering arm (65), but the movable bathtub (S) pulled out from the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A) in the lateral direction. B) has a positional relationship that overlaps with the maximum turning radius (R), and the disabled person (M) can be smoothly lowered or lifted with respect to the movable bathtub (B) drawn out. Needless to say.

In particular, other than the bed (A) shown in FIG. 23, a stool (portable toilet), a wheelchair, a sofa,
It is preferable to install a wash basin and other various daily life support devices (82) at peripheral positions that overlap with the maximum turning radius (R) of the lifting arm (65) in the room. By doing so, the invalid (M) can be suspended and transferred from the bed (A) to the other life support equipment (82), which is useful for supporting the daily life.

(D) is a hammock for suspending the disabled (M), as shown in FIG. 24, a sheet (8) formed of a flexible material such as a tough cloth that can be washed with water.
3) and a strap (84), and the plurality of straps (84) are detachably hooked to both hook portions (74) of the hanger hook (73).
It is preferable that the sheet (83) and the strap (84) of the hammock (D) are subjected to processing such as antibacterial and deodorizing.

In order for the caregiver to bathe the disabled (M) using the care facility of the present invention configured as described above, the caregiver first moves from the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A). The bathtub (B) is drawn out in the lateral direction, and one of the drainage pipes (36a) (36b) on the side from which the bathtub (B) is drawn out is connected with drainage hoses (41a) (41b) and connection pipes such as a pump (42). The hot water is supplied to the main tub (B1) and the sub tub (B2) of the movable bath tub (B) from a hot water supply faucet or a water heater by using a hot water supply hose (43). At that time, a hot water supply detection sensor (not shown) such as a timer is also used.
It is preferable to make a notice of overflow from the bathtub (B).

In parallel with the preparation for bathing, the seat (83) of the hammock (D) is placed on the strap (84) to the body of the disabled (M) lying on the bed (A). ) Is inserted and mounted so that it is in a crossed state at the inseam. In this case, if the head mat (12) of the electric mat (11) is operated by the remote control switch (14) to raise the upper body of the disabled (M), the work of mounting the hammock (D) is performed. Even one caregiver can do it more conveniently.

Next, the lifter (C) for moving the above-mentioned disabled
Is turned by the operation handle (67), and the elevating arm (65) is moved down by the remote control switch (80) of the electric cylinder (75) to move the pole (62) on the bed (A). The strap (84) of the hammock (D) is hung on both hook portions (74) of the hanger hook (73) of the lifting arm (65). The invalid (M) is lifted from the bed (A) by the lifter (C).

Under the condition that the sick person (M) is lifted, the electric mat (11) of the bed (A) and its mattress, the bedclothes and the like of the sick person (M) can be replaced. .

Then, the disabled person (M) in the suspended state is withdrawn from the bed (A) in advance by the turning operation of the turning pole (62) and the lowering operation of the elevating arm (65). The movable bathtub (B) is suspended from above as shown in FIGS. Prior to the hanging, the movable tub (B) has its opening / closing cover (50) raised, and it is needless to say that the tub (B) is locked in an open state.

During bathing in a posture where the sick person (M) leans against the backrest wall (33) of the movable tub (B) in a stable state, the strap (84) of the hammock (D) is attached to the bathtub (B).
Of the disabled (M) in that state, and the caregiver wash the body of the disabled (M).

When the body has been washed with the hot water in the main tank (B1), the opening and closing cover (50) is promptly closed as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 in order to cool the hot water and prevent moisture from diffusing into the room. By keeping the bathtub (B) covered, a warm bathing effect is given to the disabled (M), and in the bathing state, the caregiver can use the fresh hot water of the sub-tub (B2) to give the disabled (M) the hot water. You can also wash your hair and face.

When the body and hair of the sick person (M) have been washed, the movable tub (B) is kept open again, and the strap (84) of the hammock (D) is placed on the lifting arm (65). The hook (73) of the hanger hook (73) is hooked on both hooks (74), and the lifter (C) is used to lift the invalid (M) once to a position directly above the bathtub (B). M) Wipe the body and hair completely.

Thereafter, the disabled person (M) is moved in a direction changing direction on the bed (A) by the rotating operation of the rotating pole (62) and the lifting operation of the lifting arm (65) in the lifter (C). Finally, the hammock (D) is suspended from the bed (A) and returned to the bed (A).

Then, the water is drained from the movable tub (B), and the drain hoses (41a) (41b) and the pump (4) are discharged.
After removing the connection pipe such as 2), the bathtub (B) may be pushed into the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A), and the caregiver can freely move around the bed (A), and You will be able to move safely.

In the process of lifting, lowering, and changing the direction of the disabled (M) by the lifter (C), the caregiver may also assist his / her assistant so as to hold the body of the disabled (M). Since it is possible, there is no fear of giving a feeling of anxiety to the invalid (M) who is moving, which is useful for a so-called skinship.

The sick person (M) laid on the bed (A)
From above the lifting arm (6) of the lifter (C).
5) can be avoided, so the weak (M)
There is no fear of giving a feeling of oppression or discomfort.

Further, a stool or wheelchair other than the bed (A) useful for daily life of the disabled (M) is moved to a peripheral position overlapping with the maximum turning radius (R) of the lifting arm (65) in the room. Even if various assistive devices (82) such as a sofa and a sink are installed, the various assistive devices (82) and the bed (82) are placed in accordance with the work of bathing the disabled (M) in the movable tub (B). The movement of the disabled (M) between them and A) is also achieved by the lifter (C), and the disabled (M) can use the stool, face-wash, watch television, and watch from the window. The view can be performed comfortably.

Next, FIGS. 27 and 28 show a modified embodiment of the nursing care equipment according to the present invention. In this embodiment, the rotating pole (62) of the lifter (C) for moving the sick is moved by using its operating handle ( Instead of rotating 360 degrees by the manual operation of 67), a gear motor (85) for driving a rotating pole and its controller (86) are installed and installed in the head-side leg (1a) of the bed (A). The output shaft (87) of the gear motor (85), which is vertically upright, is operatively connected to the rotating pole (62) of the lifter (C) so as to be able to rotate integrally therewith. (88) shows a shaft coupling for that purpose.

(89) is the geared motor (85)
A push button or an adjustment volume for operating a controller (86) of the head, the head base (1a)
Of the lifter (C), thereby automatically rotating the rotating pole (62) forward and reverse.
Similarly, the lifting arm (65) of the lifter (C) can be raised and lowered by operating the remote control switch (80) to lift and lower the disabled (M) and change the direction. .

In a modified embodiment of the nursing care facility, a hot water storage tank (90) capable of adjusting the hot water supply temperature is also installed in the room separately from the bed (A), and the foot base of the bed (A) is installed. A hot water supply controller (91) installed in (1b) and the hot water storage tank (90) are connected and connected by a communication hose (92).

In addition, the hot water supply controller (9
A shower nozzle (93) having an adjustable swing angle connected to the main bath (B) in the movable bath (B) is connected to the main bath (B).
Attached in an inwardly exposed state to the side and particularly preferably to the back side of 1), the body of the sick (M) can be completely washed by the hot water blown out from this,
Similarly, the caregiver uses the shower head (94) of the extended hot water supply hose (95) with the shower head (94) that is sent out from the hot water supply controller (91) to the auxiliary bath (B2) of the movable bath tub (B). The hair and face of the sick (M) can be washed conveniently and conveniently.

In this case, the opening / closing cover (50) of the movable tub (B) also helps to prevent water droplets from scattering during use of the shower nozzle (93) and the shower head (94).
The backrest wall (33) and its supporting pillow (34) that divide the movable bathtub (B) into a main bath (B1) and a sub bath (B2) are lifted from the bottom surface of the bathtub (B). It is preferable that the main tank (B1) and the sub tank (B2) are kept in communication with each other and the drain holes (35a) and (35b) are formed as one common opening. Of course, the hot water storage tank (90) can also be drained independently.

In any case, in the care facility of the present invention, the movable tub (B) can be moved in and out of the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A) from either the left or right side. ) Can be interchanged in the left and right directions, and the idle rollers (28a) (28)
b) and bathtub positioning stoppers (29a) (29b)
In addition, the rotating pole (62) of the lifter (C) for moving the sick can also be used interchangeably with either the left or right of the head base (1a) forming the bed (A). Because it can be inserted and erected, it can be installed and used on either the left or right wall depending on the indoor conditions and wishes, and it can be used by caregivers even in indoors as small as 4 or 5 tatami mats. You can secure a space where you can move freely.

Since the other configurations in the modified embodiment of FIGS. 27 and 28 are substantially the same as those of the above-described basic embodiment, only the corresponding reference numerals in FIGS. Therefore, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0086]

As described above, in the care facility for the disabled (M) according to the present invention, the front and rear sides of the head-side footrest (1a) and the foot-side footrest (1b) are integrally connected. A pair of parallel bed body beams (8) and both bed body beams (8)
And a floor plate (10) which is laid between the left and right sides of the bed, and is laterally opened from the rear surface of the head-side footrest (1a), the front side of the foot-side footrest (1b), and the lower surface of the bed body beam (8). Bed (A) with partitioned bathtub storage space (S)
When,

The bed (A) has a depth smaller than the fixed width (W) of the bed (A), and has a depth which can be accommodated in the bathtub storage space (S), and the inside thereof has a backrest wall (33) inclined forward and inclined. In addition to being divided into a main bath for bathing on the foot side (B1) and a sub-bath for hair washing on the head side (B2), a plurality of universal wheels (47) are also pivotally supported on the bottom surface, Each of the main tank (B1) and the sub-tank (B2) can have a pair of different front and rear or one common drainage pipe (36a) (36b) that can be drained and used interchangeably to the left or right. A movable tub (B) overhanging as a forked branch,

Only the front end portion of the movable tub (B) substantially corresponding to the sub-tub (B2) is provided with the care worker's hand insertion window (5).
1) An inverted U-shaped cross-section is cut out, and the rear end of the bathtub (B) is rotatably pivoted to the bathtub (B) so as to be undulating. A transparent or translucent bathtub opening / closing cover (50) used in a covered state;

A freely rotatable rotating pole (62) which is inserted vertically into one of the left and right eccentric positions on the head-side footrest (1a) of the bed (A) so as to be interchangeable with the other one.
An elevating arm (65) having a lower base end pivotally attached to the upper end of the rotating pole (62); and an electric cylinder (75) for raising and lowering the elevating arm (65) up and down. ), And a hanger hook (73) pivotably attached to the upper end of the lifting arm (65),
A hammock (D) for hanging the disabled (M) on the hanger hook (73), and a lifter (C) for moving the disabled, which is hung and used in a detachable manner;

The head base (1) forming the bed (A)
a) A pair of upper and lower parallel rolling roller guide rails (26a) on the rear surface and the front surface of the foot leg stand (1b).
(26b) (27a) and (27b) are attached and fixed in a transverse state extending in the left-right direction,

The lower guide rails (27a) (27)
An idle roller (28a) for retaining the bathtub at one end of b)
The bathtub positioning stoppers (29a) and (29b) are interchangeably fitted and integrated with the bathtub positioning stoppers (29a) and (29b) at the other end similarly to (28b).

The guide rails (26a) (26b) (27a) (2) are provided on the front and rear surfaces of the movable bathtub (B), respectively.
A pair of the roller receiving frames (44a) and (44b) interposed between the upper and lower parts of the bed 7A) has a length substantially the same as the fixed width (W) of the bed (A), and is fixed laterally from the bathtub (B). Attach and fix it in a parallel state that protrudes by the amount (L),

Each roller receiving frame (44a)
The upper guide rail (26) is attached to the tip of the overhang of (44b).
a) At least two rolling rollers (45a) (45b) for rolling the (26b), and the lower guide rail (2
7a) By supporting each rolling roller (46a) (46b) for rolling (27b),

The movable bathtub (B) is pulled out and put in and out of the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A) from the lateral direction.
0) The disabled (M) is suspended from the bed (A) by the lifter (C) to take a bath in the bathtub (B) kept in the open state of (0), and the disabled (M) after bathing is also placed in the bathtub (B). ) Can be lifted and returned to the bed (A), so that the problems of the prior art described at the beginning can be completely improved.

That is, according to the above configuration of the present invention, the rear surface of the head-side footrest (1a) forming the bed (A) and the foot-side footrest (1) are formed.
On the front side of b), a pair of upper and lower parallel rolling roller guide rails (26a) (26b) (27a) (2)
7b) is attached and fixed as a transverse state extending in the left-right direction.

On the other hand, the movable tub (B) has a depth that fits in the bathtub storage space (S) as a rectangular parallelepiped narrower than the fixed width (W) of the bed (A).
The front surface facing the rear surface of the vehicle and the rear surface facing the front surface of the foot-side footrest (1b) are interposed between the upper guide rails (26a) (26b) and the lower guide rails (27a) (27b), respectively. Roller receiving frame (44a) (44
The pair (b) has a length substantially the same as the fixed width (W) of the bed (A), and is attached and fixed in a parallel state in which each of the pair extends laterally from the bathtub (B) by a fixed amount (L).

Further, each roller receiving frame (4
At least two rolling rollers (45a) (45b) for rolling the upper guide rails (26a) (26b) and the lower guide rail ( Rolling rollers (46a) and (46b), which roll on 27a and 27b, respectively, are journaled.

Therefore, even if one caregiver keeps the movable bathtub (B) in the provisional hot water storage state, there is no fear of side-to-side swinging with respect to the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A). The operation can be performed extremely smoothly and reliably, and no motor power or stretcher is required in preparation for bathing the disabled (M).

Further, the bathtub (B) drawn out of the bathtub storage space (S) enters a hot-water storage state, and when the sick person (M) takes a bath, the eccentric load of the bathtub (B) is applied to the bed (A). Even if it acts, at least two of the above-mentioned upper rolling rollers (45a) and (45b) are in a so-called tension state engaged with the upper guide rails (26a) and (26b). It can sufficiently oppose, and in combination with the plurality of free wheels (47) pivotally supported on the bottom surface of the bathtub (B), it can stably receive and support the drawn-out bathtub (B) in the used state. Therefore, there is no danger of tilting.

Further, one end (entrance) of the lower guide rails (27a) and (27b) fixed to the head-side footrest (1a) and the foot-side footrest (1b) is used to prevent the bathtub from falling off. Idler rollers (28a) (28b) also have a bathtub positioning stopper (29a) at the other end (back).
(29b) are fitted and integrated, respectively, and both of them come into contact with the lower idle rollers (46a) and (46b), so that the bathtub (B) comes out of the bed (A). There is no danger, and a pushed-in state that fits correctly in the bathtub storage space (S) can be obtained.

Further, the inside of the movable tub (B), which is a rectangular parallelepiped, is formed by a backrest wall (33) which is inclined forward.
Bathing tub on foot side (B1) and shampoo tub on head side (B2)
, The body of the disabled (M) bathed in the main tub (B1) can be washed not only by the caregiver, but also leaning on the upwardly inclined surface of the backrest wall (33). The hair and face of the disabled (M), who has been stably laid down, can be washed with fresh hot water from the sub-tub (B2). At this time, the front end of the bathtub opening / closing cover (50) is notched. The worker insertion window (51) is very useful for hair care work by a caregiver.

The bath tub storage space (S) of the bed (A) is open sideways, and drain pipes (36a) (36b) are provided on the bottom of the movable bath tub (B) so as to be compatible leftward or rightward. In addition to being installed as a forked branch that can be used for drainage, the rotating pole (62) of the lifter (C) for moving the sick is located at one of the left and right eccentric positions on the head-side footrest (1a) of the bed (A). The lower guide rails (27a) and (27b) are provided with idle rollers (28a) and (28b) for retaining the bathtub at both ends of the lower guide rails (27a) and (27b). Since the bathtub positioning stoppers (29a) and (29b) are interchangeably fitted and integrated, the nursing care facility of the present invention can be installed and used on a wall surface in a room from either the left or right direction. , Its installation Depending on the desired conditions of the place, there is also a convenience that space can be secured as much as possible widely move the caregivers.

If the constitution of claim 2 or 3 is adopted, the caregiver operates the remote control switch (80) with one hand and assists the patient with holding the sick person (M) with the other hand. The disabled (M) can be lifted and moved by the lifter (C), which has the effect of making the care work more convenient and lighter.

If the configuration of claim 4 is adopted, the head-side mat (12) of the electric mat (11) is operated by the remote control switch (14), so that the upper body of the disabled (M) is placed in the bed (A). This makes it possible to perform the work of attaching the hammock (D) to the disabled (M) more easily.

Further, if the configuration of claim 5 is adopted, there is a possibility that the electric mat (11) placed on the bed (A) or its mat or the like may slide down, so that the handrail frame (1) may not slide.
5), can keep the sick (M) safe, and use the table (1)
The supporting leg (16) of (7) facilitates feeding of the disabled (M) on the bed (A).

If the configuration of claim 6 is adopted, the lifter (C) for moving the sick person is utilized to allow not only the space between the bed (A) and the bathtub (B) but also the bed (A). The handicapped person (M) can be conveniently moved and hung between the various everyday life support devices (82), and the sick person (M) can use the toilet, wash his face, watch television, and watch from the window. Useful for views.

In particular, if the structure of claim 7 is adopted,
The body of the disabled (M), whose caregiver is taking a bath, in combination with the fact that the swing angle can be adjusted by the shower nozzle (93) facing inward from the rear surface of the main tub (B1) in the movable tub (B). Can be completely washed, while the shower head (94), which extends the hair and face of the sick person (M) to the auxiliary tub (B2), is more convenient and lighter.

If the constitution of claim 8 or claim 9 is adopted, the head-side footrest (1a) and foot-side footrest (1b) of the bed (A) and the movable bathtub (B) are installed and used. It can be assembled on-site, reducing the cost of transporting and packing to the site, etc. In addition to being made of stainless steel, the product is rich in cleanliness and hardly rusts, and it is durable. There is also an effect that can be improved.

If the constitution of claim 10 is adopted, the disabled person (M) in the state of covering the bathtub opening / closing cover (50).
Not only can provide a warm bath effect, but also because the opening / closing cover (50) is transparent or translucent, there is an effect that the disabled (M) who is taking a bath can be kept safe.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing the entire schematic of a care facility according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of a state where a table support leg is used interchangeably with a handrail frame.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a state in which a movable bathtub is pulled out of a bed.

FIG. 5 is a bottom view of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line 6-6 of FIG. 2;

FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line 7-7 of FIG. 3;

FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 8-8 in FIG. 6;

FIG. 9 is a side view showing the extracted bed.

FIG. 10 is a plan view of FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing extracted corner joints of a bed.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing an extracted electric mat.

FIG. 13 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 13-13 of FIG. 9;

FIG. 14 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 14-14 of FIG. 10;

FIG. 15 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 15-15 of FIG.

FIG. 16 is a side view showing a movable tub extracted.

FIG. 17 is a plan view of FIG. 16;

FIG. 18 is an enlarged side view of FIG.

FIG. 19 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 19-19 in FIG.

FIG. 20 is a sectional view taken along line 20-20 of FIG. 17;

FIG. 21 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 21-21 of FIG.

FIG. 22 is an explanatory diagram extracting and showing an electric cylinder of a lifter for moving a sick person.

FIG. 23 is a plan view showing a state in which a wheelchair (a device for supporting a daily life of a sick person) is also installed around a bed.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing a hammock extracted.

FIG. 25 is a side sectional view showing a use state of the care equipment according to the present invention.

FIG. 26 is a front sectional view of FIG. 25;

FIG. 27 is a side sectional view showing a modified embodiment of the nursing care facility according to the present invention.

FIG. 28 is a front view showing the head-side leg stand of FIG. 27 extracted.

[Explanation of symbols]

(1a) ・ Head base (1b) ・ Foot base (2a) (2b) ・ Corner joints (3a) (3b) ・ Framework (4a) (4b) ・ Surrounding plates (6a) (6b) ・ Grounding Seat board (7a) (7b), grounding ball (8), bed body beam (10), floor board (11), electric mat (12), head side mat (13), foot side mat (14), remote control switch ( 15) Handrail frame (16) Table support leg (17) Table (26a) (26b) (27a) (27b) Roller roller guide rails (28a) (28b) Rollers (29a) (29b), bathtub positioning stoppers (30), corner joints (31), skeletons (32), surrounding plates (33), backrest walls (36a) (36b), drain pipes (38a) (38b) ) (40a) (40b) (41a) (41b), drain hose (43), hot water supply hose (44a) (44b), roller receiving frame (45a) (45b) (46a) (46b), rolling roller (47), free wheel ( 48) Handle (50) Open / close cover for bathtub (51) Work insertion window (52) Hinge (53) Support stay (55) Lock notch (56) Rotating lever (57) Support point Pin (60), handle (61), towel hanging bar (62), rotating pole (65), lifting arm (66), fulcrum pin (67), operation handle (70), fulcrum pin (72), fulcrum Pin (73), hanger hook (75), electric cylinder (76), fulcrum pin (77), advance / retreat rod (79), fulcrum pin (80), remote control switch (82), everyday life support equipment (83) ) ・ Seat (84) ・ Strap (85) ・ Gard motor (90) ・ Hot water storage tank (93) ・ Shower nozzle (94) ・ Shower head (95) ・ Extended hot water supply hose (A) ・ Bed (B) ・ Movable Bath tub (B1), main tub (B2), sub tub (C), lifter for moving the handicapped (D), hammock for holding the handicapped (M), handicapped (R), maximum turning radius of the lifting arm (R) S) ・ Bath tub storage space (W) ・ Constant width of bed (L) ・ Constant overhang of roller receiving frame

Claims (10)

[Claims] A pair of left and right parallel bed body beams (8) for connecting and integrating the front and rear portions of a head-side footrest (1a) and a foot-side footrest (1b), and both bed body beams (8). ), Between the left and right sides of the bed (10), which are arranged side by side from the rear side of the head-side footrest (1a), the front side of the foot-side footrest (1b), and the lower surface of the bed body beam (8). A bed (A) defining a bathtub storage space (S) to be opened, and a depth that fits in the bathtub storage space (S) as a rectangular parallelepiped narrower than a fixed width (W) of the bed (A); The inside is divided into a bathing main tub (B1) on the foot side and a hair rinsing sub-tub (B2) on the head side via a backrest wall (33) which is inclined forward and also has a bottom surface. A plurality of free wheels (47) are pivotally supported, and a pair of front and rear separate tanks (B1) and sub tanks (B2) are separately provided. Or a movable tub (B) in which one common drainage pipe (36a) (36b) is protruded and installed in a bifurcated branch state in which drainage can be used interchangeably to the left or right. Only the front end portion substantially corresponding to the sub-tank (B2) of (B) has an inverted U-shaped cross-section cut out as a care worker's insertion window (51), and the rear end portion of the bathtub (B) The sick (M)
A transparent or translucent bathtub opening / closing cover (50) used for covering the bathtub (B) during bathing, and to one of the left and right eccentric positions on the head base (1a) of the bed (A). A rotatable free-standing rotatable pole (62), and a vertically movable arm (62) having a lower base end pivotally attached to the upper end of the rotatable pole (62). 65) an electric cylinder (75) for raising and lowering the lifting arm (65) up and down;
A hanger hook (73) pivotally attached to an upper end of the elevating arm (65) so as to swing freely, and a hammock (D) for suspending the disabled (M) is hung on and off the hanger hook (73). A lifter (C) for freely moving and used to move the sick, which is formed on the rear side of the head-side footrest (1a) and the front side of the foot-side footrest (1b) forming the bed (A). A pair of parallel rolling roller guide rails (26a) (26b) (27)
a) (27b) is attached and fixed in a transverse state extending in the left-right direction, and at the one end of the lower guide rails (27a) (27b), the same as the idle rollers (28a) (28b) for retaining the bathtub. Bathtub positioning stopper (29a) (2
9b) are interchangeably fitted with each other and integrated, while the front and rear surfaces of the movable tub (B) are respectively disposed between the upper and lower sides of the guide rails (26a) (26b) (27a) (27b). Roller receiving frame (4
4a) A pair of (44b) is a fixed width (W) of the bed (A).
The length is approximately the same as that of the bathtub (B), and is fixed in a parallel state projecting laterally from the bathtub (B) by a fixed amount (L). (26a) (26b)
At least two rolling rollers (45)
a) (45b) and the lower guide rails (27a) (27)
b) rolling rollers (46a) (4)
6b), the movable bathtub (B) is pulled out and put in and out of the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A) from the lateral direction. The invalid (M) is suspended from the bed (A) by the lifter (C) to take a bath in the bathtub (B) kept in the open state of (50), and the disabled (M) after bathing is similarly bathtub (M). A care facility for the sick, characterized in that it can be lifted and returned from B) to the bed (A). 2. A rotating pole (62) of a lifter (C) for moving a disabled person is rotated by an appropriate angle by a manual operation of an operation handle (67) attached to the lifter (C). The lifting arm (65) is set to be moved up and down by an appropriate elevation angle by operating a hand-held remote control switch (80) attached to the electric cylinder (75). Nursing care facilities for the sick as described. 3. The driving pole (62) of the lifter (C) for moving the sick person is provided with an appropriate angle by a driving geared motor (85) built in the head-side footrest (1a) of the bed (A). And the lift arm (65) of the lifter (C) is also raised and lowered by an appropriate elevation angle by operating a hand-held remote control switch (80) attached to the electric cylinder (75). The nursing care facility for the sick according to claim 1, characterized in that: 4. A foot-side mat (1) is operated by operating a remote control switch (14) which allows the head-side mat (12) to be held by hand.
The care facility for the sick according to claim 1, wherein the electric mat (11) raised up to (3) is set on the floor plate (10) of the bed (A). 5. A handrail frame (15) is inserted into a pair of left and right bed body beams (8) forming a bed (A) so that the handrail frame (15) can be freely inserted and removed from above, and a table (17) for the disabled (M) to eat. ) To the bed body beam (8).
2. The care facility for the sick according to claim 1, wherein the equipment is set so that it can be inserted and used interchangeably with 5). 6. A stool, wheelchair or sofa other than the bed (A) to a peripheral position which overlaps with a maximum turning radius (R) of a lifting arm (65) forming a lifter (C) for moving a disabled person. Also, various daily life support devices (82) such as a wash basin are installed.
The nursing care facility for the sick according to claim 1, characterized in that the equipment can be suspended and transferred to various daily life support devices (82). 7. A shower nozzle (93) having an adjustable swing angle is attached to the rear surface of the main bath (B1) in the movable bathtub (B), and the shower nozzle (93) is connected to a separate hot water storage tank (90). On the other hand, a shower head (9) that can be used by a caregiver is attached to the tip of an extended hot water supply hose (95) that is dispatched from the hot water storage tank (90) to the sub tank (B2) of the movable bath tub (B).
4. The facility for nursing a disabled person according to claim 1, wherein 4) is attached. 8. A head joint (1a) and a foot leg (1b) of the bed (A), each of which is a pair of upper and lower corner joints formed from a high-strength synthetic resin into a three-legged shape. 2a) (2
b), and a stainless steel skeleton (3a) (3b) integrated into a framework state and integrated with the skeleton (3a)
From the stainless steel surrounding plates (4a) and (4b) which are inserted and fixed between the adjacent ones of (3b) in a sealed state, each is finished into a rectangular parallelepiped hollow box, and the lower corner joints (2a) (2b 2.) The ground seats (6a) and (6b) and the ground balls (7a) and (7b) on the floor are screwed into the floor so that they can move forward and backward from below. Nursing care facilities for the disabled. 9. A stainless steel integrated with a movable bathtub (B) inserted into a frame state through a pair of upper and lower corner joints (30) molded into a three-legged shape from a high-strength synthetic resin material. The skeleton (31) and the stainless steel surrounding plate (32) which is inserted and fixed in a watertight manner between adjacent skeletons (31) can be put in and out of the bathtub storage space (S) of the bed (A). Finished into a rectangular parallelepiped of depth, a handle (48) for taking in and out of the side of the bathtub (B)
And drain hoses (41a) (41a) (40a) via hose joints (38a) (38b) (40a) (40b) that can be inserted and removed from drain pipes (36a) (36b) projecting from the bottom of the bathtub (B). 41. The care facility for the sick according to claim 1, wherein 41b) is set so that it can be connected and used. 10. A pair of left and right locking notches (55) are provided on both side surfaces of a front end portion of the bathtub opening / closing cover (50), and the pair of locking notches (55) are detachably locked with the respective locking notches (55). The pivot lever (56) is pivotally attached to the opening side edge of the movable bathtub (B) by a vertical fulcrum pin (57), and the front end of the open / close cover (50) in the closed state of the bathtub (B). The nursing care facility for the sick according to claim 1, characterized in that the rotation lever (56) is received and regulated so as not to fall into the bathtub (B).