JP2005230071A - Rail structure for drip infusion - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rail structure for drip infusion installed near the ceiling of a sickroom for freely movably hanging an infusion container. <P>SOLUTION: The rail structure for the drip infusion is constituted of a curtain rail 12 for partitioning provided on the ceiling of the sickroom 11, and a rail 13 for the drip infusion of a prescribed length freely movably disposed between parts where the curtain rail 12 is provided in parallel at a prescribed interval. The curtain rail 12 is formed in a square pipe shape composed of an upper plate part 12a, both side plate parts 12b and a lower plate part 12c and is provided with guide grooves 18a and 18b along a length direction on the upper plate part 12a, and a curtain rail groove 19 along the length direction is formed at the lower plate part 12c. The rail 13 for the drip infusion is formed in the square pipe shape composed of an upper plate part 13a, both side plate parts 13b and a lower plate part 13c and is provided with rotary rollers 23 which move in the guide grooves 18a and 18b on both end parts, a rail groove 24 for the drip infusion along the length direction is formed at the lower plate part 13c, and a runner 25 is freely movably provided in the rail groove 24 for the drip infusion. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an infusion rail structure that is installed near the ceiling of a hospital room and suspends an infusion container movably.

As a conventional drip rail, for example, a drip rail having a configuration disclosed in JP-A-11-9661 is known as a conventional example. The drip rail is a long tubular member having a substantially rectangular cross section, and a guide groove is formed in the lower portion along the length direction, and is attached to the ceiling of a hospital room or the like. A runner is movably provided along the guide groove. The runner is provided with a hook, and the drip container is suspended from the hook (see Patent Document 1).
JP-A-11-9661 (FIGS. 1 to 3 and FIG. 5).

  Then, as shown in FIG. 6 (a), the drip rail 1 is attached to the position along both sides of the bed 3 on the ceiling of the hospital room 2 by fixing means such as screws. Thus, by installing the drip rail 1 at the ceiling position along the side of the bed 3, the drip container can be suspended at the optimal position near the side of the patient.

  Further, a curtain rail 4 is provided on the ceiling of the hospital room 2 for partitioning every predetermined space. The curtain can be attached to the curtain rail 4 to partition the periphery of the bed 3. Yes. 6A and 6B, reference numeral 5 indicates a storage box installed beside the bed 3, reference numeral 6 indicates a wall portion of the hospital room 2, and reference numeral 7 indicates a pillar.

  In the drip rail 1 of this conventional example, as shown in FIG. 6 (b), when the arrangement of the bed 3 is changed, the drip container cannot be hung near the side of the patient. Have. That is, since the drip rail 1 is fixed to the ceiling of the hospital room 2, it cannot be easily moved.

  Therefore, in the drip rail 1 in the conventional example, even when the arrangement of the bed 3 is changed, there is a problem that must be solved so that the drip container can be hung near the side of the patient. ing.

  As a specific means for solving the problems of the conventional example, the present invention moves between a curtain rail for a partition provided on an indoor ceiling and a portion where the curtain rail is provided in parallel at a predetermined interval. The curtain rail is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion, and the upper plate portion. A guide rail along the length direction, and a curtain rail groove along the length direction is formed on the lower plate portion, and the drip rail includes an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion. A drip rail groove is formed in the lower plate portion along the length direction, and the drip rail is formed in the lower plate portion. A feature that a runner is provided in the groove so as to be movable. There is provided a use rail structure.

  The moving means is a rotating roller.

  The drip rail structure according to the present invention is movably stretched between a curtain rail for partitioning provided on the ceiling in the room and a portion where the curtain rail is provided in parallel at a predetermined interval. The curtain rail is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion, and extends along the length direction of the upper plate portion. A curtain rail groove along the length direction is formed in the lower plate portion, and the drip rail has a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion. In addition to this, the moving means for moving the guide groove is provided at both ends, and a drip rail groove along the length direction is formed in the lower plate part, and the runner can be freely moved in the drip rail groove. By preparing for the drip rail and runner Since is provided movably demonstrates an excellent effect of even when changing the arrangement of the hospital room bed, the infusion container suspended runners can be positioned on the side near the patient.

  Further, since the moving means is a rotating roller, there is an excellent effect that the drip rail can smoothly move along the guide groove of the curtain rail.

  When changing the arrangement of the bed in the hospital room, the infusion container can be hung in the vicinity of the patient's side. It was realized by hangably moving the rail and providing a runner on the drip rail.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. For easy understanding, portions corresponding to the conventional example are denoted by the same reference numerals as in the conventional example.

  First, FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing the hospital room 11, and reference numeral 12 in the figure indicates a curtain rail for partition provided on the ceiling of the hospital room 11. The curtain rail 12 is attached in a state of partitioning the periphery of the bed 3, and a curtain can be attached to the curtain rail 12 to partition a predetermined space. Reference numeral 13 denotes an infusion rail in which the curtain rail 12 is movably stretched between portions provided in parallel at a predetermined interval.

  As shown in FIGS. 3A and 4, the curtain rail 12 is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion 12 a and both side plate portions 12 b and 12 b and a lower plate portion 12 c. The curtain rail 12 is fixed to the mounting member 14 with screws 15, and the mounting member 14 is fixed to the ceiling 16 with screws 17.

  In addition, concave guide grooves 18a and 18b are formed on both sides of the upper plate portion 12a along the length direction. The reason why the two guide grooves 18a and 18b are formed in one curtain rail 12 in this way is that when one of the adjacent beds 3 and 3 is partitioned as shown in FIG. This is because the drip rail 13 used in one bed is attached, and the drip rail 13 used in the other bed is attached to the other guide groove 18b.

  Furthermore, a curtain rail groove 19 is formed along the length direction at a substantially central position of the lower plate portion 12c.

  A curtain runner 20 is slidably provided in the curtain rail groove 19. The curtain runner 20 includes a runner body 20a and a hanging ring 20b, and a curtain locking tool (not shown) is locked to the hanging ring 20b.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 (A) and 3 (B) and FIG. 5, the drip rail 13 is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion 13a, both side plate portions 13b and 13b, and a lower plate portion 13c. An upper piece 21 and a lower piece 22 are formed at both ends of the drip rail 13, and a support portion 26 is provided at the lower portion of the upper piece 21, and a shaft portion 27 provided on the support portion 26 is provided on the shaft portion 27. A rotating roller 23 is attached. The rotating roller 23 is adapted to roll in the guide grooves 18a and 18b.

  In addition, a drip rail groove 24 is formed along the length direction at a substantially central position of the lower plate portion 13c, and a runner 25 is slidably provided in the drip rail groove 24. The runner 25 has a runner body 25a, a mounting portion 25b, and a hook 25c, and an infusion container (not shown) is suspended from the hook 25c.

  The drip rail structure configured as described above has rotating rollers 23 (moving means) at both ends of the drip rail 13 and is stretched between the curtain rails 12 provided in parallel. The rail 13 can move along the length direction of both curtain rails 12. Further, the runner 25 can freely move in the drip rail groove 24 of the drip rail 13. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, even when the arrangement of the bed in the hospital room is changed, the infusion container suspended from the runner 25 can always be positioned near the side of the patient.

  The drip rail structure of the present invention can be used by hanging not only drip containers but also various hanging bodies such as medical instruments.

2 is a plan view schematically showing a hospital room 11. FIG. It is a top view which shows the state which changed arrangement of bed 3 of hospital room 11 roughly. (A) is the front view which showed the attachment state of the curtain rail 12 and the drip rail 13 partly fractured | ruptured. (B) is an enlarged front view showing the main part of (A). 2 is a perspective view of a curtain rail 12. FIG. It is a perspective view of the drip rail 13. (A) is a plan view schematically showing the hospital room 2. (B) is a plan view schematically showing a state in which the arrangement of the beds 3 in the hospital room 2 is changed.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Drip rail 2 Hospital room 3 Bed 4 Curtain rail 5 Storage box 6 Wall part 7 Pillar 11 Hospital room 12 Curtain rail 12a Upper board part 12b Side board part 12c Lower board part 13 Infusion rail 13a Upper board part 13b Side board part 13c Lower board part 14 mounting member 15 screw 16 ceiling 17 screw 18a, 18b guide groove 19 curtain rail groove 20 curtain runner 20a runner body 20b suspension ring 21 upper piece 22 lower piece 23 rotating roller 24 drip rail groove 25 runner 25a runner body 25b attachment Part 25c hook 26 support part 27 shaft part

Claims (2)

A curtain rail for the partition provided on the ceiling in the room;
The curtain rail is composed of a drip rail of a predetermined length that is movably stretched between parts provided in parallel at a predetermined interval,
The curtain rail is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion, and has a guide groove along a length direction in the upper plate portion, and the lower plate portion Curtain rail grooves along the length direction are formed in
The drip rail is formed in a rectangular tube shape including an upper plate portion, both side plate portions, and a lower plate portion, and has a moving means for moving the guide groove at both ends, and the lower plate portion A drip rail structure, characterized in that a drip rail groove is formed along the length direction, and a runner is movably provided in the drip rail groove.   The drip rail structure according to claim 1, wherein the moving means is a rotating roller.

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