JP2012026046A - Uniform for medical treatment, nursing, and care - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a uniform with an easy structure, making it hard to drop off PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) or a cell phone from a pocket when storing PHS or a cell phone in a pocket and working, and preventing PHS or a cell phone stored in a pocket from touching a patient or a person to be cared when a worker holds in the arms a patient or a person to be cared.SOLUTION: This uniform 1 for medical treatment, nursing and care is worn when performing medical treatment, nursing and care. In a front body 11, a pocket 4 to store a cell phone or PHS 6 is fixedly arranged on a position corresponding to the rib lower part of a wearer 3, on both the right and left sides or either right or left side of the front body 11.

Description

  The present invention relates to a uniform provided with a pocket capable of storing a PHS or a mobile phone, which is worn by a person engaged in medical care, nursing care, or nursing care when performing medical care, nursing care, or nursing care.

  Conventionally, persons engaged in medical care, nursing, and care (hereinafter referred to as “employees”) often have to always carry a PHS or a mobile phone in preparation for an emergency, as shown in FIG. It is a common practice to store the PHS and the mobile phone (42) in the chest and waist pockets (41) and (44).

  However, in the field of medical care, nursing, and nursing care, because patients and care recipients who are lying on a bed or futon are often treated or cared for, workers should take a leaning posture. There were many things. Therefore, for example, as shown in FIG. 9, when a worker who is a wearer (46) stores and operates the PHS / mobile phone (42) in the chest pocket (41) of the uniform (40), the worker leans forward. When taking a posture, the opening (43) of the chest pocket (41) moves downward. For this reason, the PHS or mobile phone (42) from the pocket (41) falls to the floor and is damaged, or the PHS or mobile phone (42) dropped from the pocket (41) hits the patient or care recipient, resulting in injury. It was dangerous.

  Further, in the case of an upper uniform (40) as shown in FIG. 8, the PHS and the mobile phone (42) are stored in the waist pocket (44), and when the worker works in a leaning posture, the pocket PHS and mobile phone (42) in (44) are weighted and the skirt (45) of uniform (40) hangs down, obstructing the work, or lying down or being cared for There was a danger of hitting a person.

  Therefore, in order to avoid the above-described danger, as shown in Patent Document 1, a pocketed garment for the purpose of storing a mobile phone in a chest pocket so as not to drop off is known.

The invention described in Japanese Patent No. 3147437 is a garment in which a pocket dedicated to a mobile phone is provided on a chest, and the pocket is formed of a cylindrical body having elasticity. An object of the present invention is to hold the mobile phone in the pocket so as not to drop off by tightening the mobile phone stored in the pocket by the expansion and contraction of the cylindrical body.

  However, since the invention described in Patent Document 1 holds the mobile phone by tightening the cylindrical body, when the mobile phone is larger than the size of the cylindrical body, the mobile phone is tightened. If it becomes more than necessary, it becomes difficult to take out the mobile phone from the pocket, or conversely, if the mobile phone is small relative to the size of the cylindrical body, tightening will be insufficient, and it will be carried when taking a forward tilted posture. There was a risk that the phone would be easily dropped. Therefore, in order to exert an appropriate tightening force so that the mobile phone can be easily taken out and difficult to drop off, a cylindrical body having a size corresponding to the size of the mobile phone to be stored must be formed, and the manufacturing is complicated. It was something.

  In addition, since the invention described in Patent Document 1 is for storing a mobile phone in a chest pocket, a patient or a care recipient who is lying down in a state where a worker who is a wearer stores a mobile phone in a pocket. When holding the patient's upper body or holding a patient or cared person who has difficulty walking, the mobile phone stored in the pocket hits the patient's or cared person's head or face, Sometimes caregivers hurt and feel uncomfortable.

  Therefore, the present invention is intended to solve the above-described problems. When working with a PHS or a mobile phone stored in a pocket, the PHS or the mobile phone is difficult to be removed from the pocket. Therefore, even when holding a patient or a cared person, a uniform in which a PHS or a mobile phone stored in a pocket does not hit the patient or the cared person is obtained with a simple configuration.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a medical, nursing, and nursing uniform that is worn when performing medical, nursing, and nursing care. In the front body, the mobile phone is placed at a position that corresponds to the lower rib of the wearer. Alternatively, a pocket capable of storing PHS is fixedly arranged with the upper part as an opening on either the left or right side of the front body or one of the left and right sides with the opening of the pocket facing upward. .

  Thus, by arranging a pocket for storing a mobile phone or PHS at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib of the wearer, even if the worker who is the wearer takes a forward leaning posture, the opening of the pocket faces downward. Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS stored in the pocket are not easily dropped even when the forward tilt posture is taken. Therefore, there is little risk that the mobile phone or PHS that should be stored in the pocket is lost, the mobile phone or PHS is dropped and damaged on the floor surface, or the patient or cared person is injured.

  In addition, when a cellular phone or a PHS is stored in the pocket and a worker who is a wearer wakes up or holds the patient or a cared person, the pocket position is not the chest of the worker but the lower part of the rib Therefore, it is difficult for the mobile phone or PHS in the pocket to hit the patient's or cared person's head or face. Therefore, it is possible to safely perform work on patients and care recipients.

  In addition, the present invention can achieve the above-described effects with a simple configuration in which a pocket for storing a mobile phone or PHS is disposed at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the wearer. If the cellular phone or the PHS can be accommodated, the degree of design freedom can be increased without being restricted by the size or shape of the cellular phone.

  Further, the pocket may be formed by arranging a piece of cloth on the front body surface and opening the upper side of the cloth piece and sewing the both sides and bottom of the cloth side to the front body. Good. In this case, a pocket can be formed by sewing a cloth piece to a position corresponding to the lower part of the wearer's ribs on the already-sewn uniform. Therefore, the pocket can be easily attached to uniforms of various designs without being restricted by a specific design.

  The pocket has a courselet belt placed on the front body surface, the bottom side of the courselet belt is sewn to the front body, and a pair of partitions are placed from the bottom side to the top side of the courselet belt. Alternatively, it is formed by sewing to the front body through the insertion interval of the PHS, and in the interval between the pair of partitions, an opening is formed between the upper side of the courselet belt and the front body surface, and the opening Further, it may be formed by the pair of partition portions and the bottom side.

  In this way, by forming a part of the courselet belt as a pocket, the cellular phone or PHS is housed in the front body, particularly in the courselet belt approaching the wearer's body. Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS can always be held close to the wearer's body without hanging away from the wearer's body. Therefore, the mobile phone or PHS can be held in a stable state and difficult to drop off.

  Moreover, while forming an opening part in the surface of a front body, the pocket may form the bag body which continues to this opening part inside the said front body. By forming the pocket inside the front body as described above, it becomes a hidden pocket shape, so the appearance design can be made simple and beautiful. In addition, the mobile phone and the PHS can be more stably held by forming the bag body with stretchable fabric. Therefore, not only the work is not disturbed, but also the fall prevention during the operation can be ensured.

  As described above, the present invention arranges a pocket for storing a mobile phone or a PHS at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the wearer of the front body. It is possible to maintain an upward state without causing the opening of the material to face downward. Therefore, even when the wearer takes a forward leaning posture, the mobile phone and the PHS stored in the pocket are difficult to drop off. Therefore, the mobile phone or PHS that must be carried at all times is lost, the mobile phone or PHS falls from the pocket and is damaged, or the fallen mobile phone or PHS is injured by the patient or care recipient. The risk of doing this can be reduced.

  In addition, even when the worker wakes up or holds the patient or cared person with the mobile phone or PHS stored in the pocket, the pocket is located at the position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, not the chest, A situation in which the mobile phone or PHS in the pocket hits the head or face of the patient or care recipient is unlikely to occur. Therefore, it is possible to safely perform work on patients and care recipients.

  Further, as described above, the pocket that can store the mobile phone or the PHS safely and difficult to drop off can be realized by a simple configuration in which the pocket is disposed at a position corresponding to the lower part of the wearer's ribs. It can be manufactured. Further, if the mobile phone / PHS can be stored, the mobile phone / PHS is not restricted by the size or shape of the mobile phone / PHS, and the degree of freedom in design can be increased.

  Referring to Example 1 of the present invention, the uniform (1) of this example is worn by a worker who performs medical, nursing, or nursing care when performing medical, nursing, or nursing care. As shown in Fig. 3, it is used as an upper garment. And the pocket (4) is arrange | positioned in the position corresponding to the rib lower part of the worker who is a wearer (3) in the right front body (2) of this uniform (1). Thus, by arranging the pocket (4) at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, the opening (5) of the pocket (4) faces downward even when the worker takes a forward leaning posture as shown in FIG. It becomes possible to keep the upward state.

  Therefore, when the worker takes a forward leaning posture, the mobile phone or PHS (6) is dropped from the pocket (4), the mobile phone or PHS (6) is lost, or the mobile phone or PHS is lost from the pocket (4). There is little risk that (6) will fall on the floor and be damaged, or the mobile phone or PHS (6) dropped from the pocket (4) will hit the patient or cared person. In addition, even if the worker wakes up or holds the patient or care recipient while the mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the pocket (4), the position of the pocket (4) is the chest of the worker. However, since it is in a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, it is difficult for the mobile phone or the PHS (6) in the pocket (4) to hit the head or face of the patient or cared person. Therefore, it is possible to hold the mobile phone and the PHS (6) in a stable state and to perform work safely for the patient and the cared person.

  In the pocket (4) of this embodiment, a substantially trapezoidal cloth piece (7) is arranged on the surface of the right front body (2) as shown in FIG. ) And both sides (8) and bottom (10) of the cloth side are sewn to the right front body (2). Therefore, the pocket (4) can be formed by sewing the cloth piece (7) onto the sewn uniform (1) at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib of the wearer (3). Therefore, the pocket (4) can be easily attached to the uniforms (1) of various designs without being restricted by a specific design.

  In the first embodiment, the pocket (4) is formed by arranging and sewing the cloth piece (7) at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib of the worker. A part of the courselet belt (12) provided at the time (11) is formed as a pocket (4). The courselet belt (12) generally means a wide decorative belt for pressing around the waist and is sewn to the front body (11).

  The second embodiment will be described below. As shown in FIG. 4, a central front body (13) is provided at the center of the front body (11) in the width direction, and the left and right sides of the central front body (13) The body (2) and the left front body (14) are provided, and the left and right front bodies (2) (14) and the central front body (13) constitute the front body (11) of the present embodiment. In the left and right front bodies (2) and (14), a pair of courselet belts (12) are arranged at positions corresponding to slightly above the waist (15) of the wearer (3).

  As shown in FIG. 4, the pair of courselet belts (12) sew the bottom (16) to the front body (11), and one partition (18) extending from the bottom (16) to the top (17). ) Are sewn in a straight line integrally with the central front body (13) and the left and right front bodies (2) and (14). Then, the other partition portion (20) is sewn linearly to the front body (11) at a position through which the mobile phone (6) or PHS (6) is inserted from the one partition portion (18). ing. And in the space | interval of this pair of partition part (18) (20), the upper side (17) of the courselet belt (12) is made into the opening part (5). The opening (5), the pair of partitions (18) and (20), and the base (16) constitute a pocket (4) of the present embodiment.

  As described above, the courselet belt (12) is provided slightly above the waist portion (15) of the worker who is the wearer (3), and the pocket (4) is formed on the courselet belt (12). As a result, the pocket (4) is positioned at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the worker. Therefore, even if the worker takes a forward leaning posture, the opening (5) does not face downward and can maintain an upward state, and the mobile phone or PHS (6) stored in the pocket (4) during work It will be difficult to drop off. Therefore, the mobile phone or PHS (6) that must be carried at all times is lost, the mobile phone or PHS (6) is dropped from the pocket (4) and damaged, or the mobile phone is dropped by the patient or care recipient And PHS (6) can reduce the risk of injury.

  In addition, even if the worker wakes up or holds the patient or care recipient while the mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the pocket (4), the position of the pocket (4) is the chest of the worker. However, since it is in a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, it is difficult for the mobile phone or the PHS (6) in the pocket (4) to hit the head or face of the patient or cared person. Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS (6) can be held in a stable state, and the work can be safely performed on the patient and the cared person.

  Further, since the mobile phone or PHS (6) is housed in the corretlet belt (12) that is particularly close to the body of the wearer (3) in the front body (11), the mobile phone or PHS (6 ) Does not hang from the body of the wearer (3) and can always be held close to the body of the wearer (3). Therefore, the mobile phone or the PHS (6) can be held in a stable state without coming into contact with the patient or the cared person.

  In the first and second embodiments, the pocket (4) is formed and arranged on the front body (11). In the third embodiment, the pocket (4) is formed inside the front body (11). It is arranged. The third embodiment will be described. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the opening (5) of the pocket (4) is formed at the position corresponding to the lower rib of the wearer (3) on the surface of the right front body (2). In addition, a trapezoidal bag body (21) is formed inside the front body (11) continuously to the opening (5).

  As described above, by forming the pocket (4) at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib of the wearer (3), even if the worker takes a forward leaning posture, the opening (5) of the pocket (4) It can maintain an upward state without being downward. In addition, even if the worker wakes up or holds the patient or care recipient while the mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the pocket (4), the position of the pocket (4) is the chest of the worker. However, since it is in a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, it is difficult for the mobile phone or the PHS (6) in the pocket (4) to hit the head or face of the patient or cared person. Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS (6) can be held in a stable state, and the work can be safely performed on the patient and the cared person.

  Also, when wearing a mobile phone or PHS (6), it is common to connect an annular string to the mobile phone or PHS (6) and use this string around the user's neck. . However, due to the above-mentioned string length standard, when a mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the chest pocket (41), the string hung on the neck hangs outward from the pocket (41) and is used as a peripheral device. There is a possibility that the accident may occur due to being caught or it may interfere with the work, and there is a problem that it is too short to be stored in the waist pocket (44).

  On the other hand, when the pocket (4) is arranged at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the worker as in the present invention, the length of the string hung from the neck when the string hung on the neck is stored in the pocket (4). Since the length is exactly the length corresponding to the distance from the neck to the pocket (4), the string is placed along the surface of the front body (11) without hanging down from the pocket (4), and the above disadvantages are avoided. It can be avoided.

  In the third embodiment, the pocket (4) is formed by providing the trapezoidal bag body (21) continuous to the opening (5). In the fourth embodiment, the front body (11) is formed. A courselet belt (12) is attached to the inside, and a pocket (4) is formed between the courselet belt (12) and the front body (11). The fourth embodiment will be described below. As shown in FIG. 7, a central front body (13) is provided at the center in the width direction of the front body (11), and left and right sides of the central front body (13) are respectively left and right. The front bodies (2) and (14) are provided, and the left and right front bodies (2) and (14) and the central front body (13) constitute the front body (11) of the present embodiment. Then, a pair of courselet belts (12) are respectively arranged at positions corresponding to the inner surfaces of the left and right front bodies (2) and (14) slightly above the waist (15) of the wearer (3). ing.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the pair of courselet belts (12) includes an upper side (17), a bottom side (16), and both ends (22) of the courselet belt (12). Sewn on (14). And on the surfaces of the left and right front bodies (2) and (14) are slightly below the position corresponding to the upper side (17) of the courselet belt (12) and correspond to the lower ribs of the wearer (3) An opening (5) is formed at a position to be. A cellular phone and a PHS (6) can be accommodated in the inside surrounded by the left and right front bodies (2), (14) and the caullet belt (12) from the opening (5).

  As described above, the courselet belt (12) is provided slightly above the inner waist portion (15) of the front body (11), and the opening (5) is located at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the wearer (3). A worker who is a wearer (3) by forming a pocket (4) with this opening (5), a courselet belt (12), and a right or left front body (2) (14) The pocket (4) is located at a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib. Therefore, even if the worker takes a forward leaning posture, the opening (5) does not face downward and can remain upward, and the mobile phone or PHS (6) stored in the pocket (4) It will be difficult to drop off.

  In addition, even if the worker wakes up or holds the patient or care recipient while the mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the pocket (4), the position of the pocket (4) is the chest of the worker. However, since it is in a position corresponding to the lower part of the rib, it is difficult for the mobile phone or the PHS (6) in the pocket (4) to hit the head or face of the patient or cared person. Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS (6) can be held in a stable state, and the work can be safely performed on the patient and the cared person.

  Further, in the front body (11), the mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the courselet belt (12) that is particularly close to the body of the wearer (3). Can be held in a state of always approaching the body of the wearer (3) without hanging away from the body of the wearer (3). Therefore, the mobile phone and the PHS (6) can be held in a stable state.

  Also, when wearing a mobile phone or PHS (6), it is common to connect an annular string to the mobile phone or PHS (6) and use this string around the user's neck. . However, due to the above-mentioned string length standard, when a mobile phone or PHS (6) is stored in the chest pocket (41), the string hung on the neck hangs outward from the pocket (41) and is used as a peripheral device. There is a possibility that the accident may occur due to being caught or it may interfere with the work, and there is a problem that it is too short to be stored in the waist pocket (44).

  However, when the pocket (4) is arranged at a position corresponding to the lower rib of the worker as in the present invention, the length of the string hung from the neck when the string hung on the neck is stored in the pocket (4). Since the length is exactly the length corresponding to the distance from the neck to the pocket (4), the string is placed along the surface of the front body (11) without hanging down from the pocket (4), and the above disadvantages are avoided. It can be avoided.

The top view which shows Example 1 of this invention. In Example 1, the side view when a wearer takes the forward leaning posture. AA sectional view taken on the line AA of FIG. The top view which shows Example 2 of this invention. The top view which shows Example 3 of this invention. BB sectional drawing of FIG. The top view which shows Example 4 of this invention. The top view which shows a prior art example. The side view when a wearer takes a forward leaning posture in a conventional example.

1 Uniform 3 Wearer 4 Pocket 5 Opening 6 Mobile phone, PHS
7 Cloth piece 8 Side 10 Bottom 11 Front body 12 Coarlet belt 16 Bottom 17 Upper 18 and 20 Partition 21 Bag

Claims (4)

  In the medical, nursing, and nursing uniforms that are worn when performing medical, nursing, and nursing care, in the front body, a pocket that can store a mobile phone or a PHS is placed at a position corresponding to the lower part of the wearer's ribs. A medical, nursing, and nursing uniform characterized in that the upper portion is fixedly disposed as an opening portion on the left and right sides of the front body or on either one of the left and right sides in a state where the opening portion is disposed upward.   The pocket is formed by arranging a piece of cloth on the surface of the front body, forming the upper side of the piece of cloth as an opening, and sewing both sides and bottom of the cloth side to the front body. 1 Medical, nursing and nursing uniform.   The pocket has a courselet belt on the front body surface, and the bottom side of the courselet belt is sewn to the front body, and the pair of partition parts are connected to the mobile phone or PHS from the bottom side to the top side of the courselet belt. It is formed by sewing to the front body through the insertion interval, and in the interval between the pair of partitions, an opening is formed between the upper side of the courselet belt and the surface of the front body, and the opening and the above 2. The medical, nursing, and nursing uniform according to claim 1, wherein the uniform is formed by a pair of partitions and a bottom.   2. The medical, nursing, and nursing uniform according to claim 1, wherein the pocket has an opening formed on the front body surface, and a bag that is continuous with the opening is formed inside the front body.

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