JP2533327Y2 - Nursing mobile lifting gear - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile lifting device for nursing care used to transfer bedridden patients and wheelchair users, and is attached to the tips of four lifting ropes hanging from a movable hoist. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a device for moving a bedridden sick person, etc.,
A hanging rope is hung from a hoist movable along the rails, and a hammock-type sheet or wide belt is attached to the hanging rope (Japanese Utility Model No. 54-112396, Japanese Utility Model No. 56-124427) ). In order to eliminate the instability and inconvenience of a single lifting rope, the present inventor has developed a nursing care stretcher lifting / lowering device that hangs four lifting ropes from a hoist (Japanese Utility Model Application No. 64-31730). As a seat to be used in this hoist system, we have developed a lifting seat for nursing care, in which a side belt is stretched between the seat and the backrest, upper belts are attached to the upper left and right of the backrest, and the ring of each belt is hooked on a lifting rope. (Japanese Utility Model No. 1-140935).

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by this invention] Although this nursing care lifting sheet is extremely easy to transfer to a wheelchair and has a high reputation for stability, the work of pulling out the sheet after transferring to a wheelchair is unexpectedly heavy labor. I understood that. Therefore,
Usually, a person who lifts the handicapped person slightly from the wheelchair and a nurse who pulls out the lifting sheet from the wheelchair are required. If you make the seat of the lifting sheet smaller,
The sheet can be easily pulled out, but the stability during movement by the hoist is impaired. In addition, in the case of hand water, the seat must be replaced with a seat with a large hole in the center. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a mobile nursing device for nursing care that can be easily transferred to a wheelchair, etc., by a nurse alone.
The details will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems In a nursing care transfer seat attached to the tips of four lifting ropes hanging from a movable hoist, upper belts with rings are attached to the upper right and left sides of a backrest. The left and right insertion parts are connected to the lower part, a hole area is defined by the left and right insertion parts and the lower edge of the backrest, and a cross belt with a ring is attached to the inner end of the insertion part, respectively. An intermediate ring is arranged at the center of the left and right side belts extending from the outer end of the insertion part to the upper part of the backrest. The cross belt is sewn along the inner and outer edges of the bayonet, respectively, connecting the base of the cross belt on an extension thereof. A belt for reinforcement is similarly sewn on the peripheral edge of the backrest, and the base of the upper belt is connected to the reinforcement belt.

[0005]

[Function] The backrest is applied to the back of a physically handicapped person sitting in a wheelchair, and the left and right insertion parts connected to the lower part of the backrest are inserted into the left and right thighs of the physically handicapped person. First, push the tip of one of the insertion parts into the thigh inseam and guide it into the crotch together with the cross belt. By pulling out this cross belt from the crotch, the entire insertion part goes under the buttocks of the physically handicapped. There is no need for the nurse to lift the physically handicapped as in the past. Similarly, the other insertion part is inserted into the other thigh inseam, the cross belt at the tip is pulled out from the crotch, and this insertion part is wrapped under the buttocks. Four hoisting ropes are hung from the hoist developed by the present inventors, and the upper belt ring and the cross belt ring are hooked on the hanging metal fittings at the tips. As shown in FIG. 2, a ring of each upper belt is hooked on a rear hanging member, and an intermediate ring of a side belt and a ring of a cross belt on the opposite side are hooked on a front hanging member. That is, each ring of the left side belt and the cross belt of the right insertion part is attached to the left hanging bracket.

FIG. 3 shows a state in which the nursing mobile hanging device is suspended during hand watering (Omar). It can be seen that the ring of the right cross belt and the left side belt is connected to the left lifting rope. The hole area defined by the two insertion portions is located exactly on the round hole of Omar 10, and in this state, the physically handicapped can urinate. The left side belt and the left cross belt may be connected to the left lifting rope.

[0007] The interval between the four lifting ropes hanging from the hoist is much larger than the width of the backrest portion and the insertion portion. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 2, a directional force is applied to the entire nursing care hanger suspended by each lifting rope. The stability during movement is very good as compared with the conventional single suspension system. Since the cross belt is stretched over the cross, the insertion portion is further entangled under the buttocks of the physically handicapped. Side belts can be used as armrests to further increase stability.

[0008]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An upper belt 2 with a ring is attached to the upper right and left sides of a backrest 1 and left and right insertion sections 3 are connected to the lower part thereof. A cross belt 5 with a ring is attached to the inner end of the insertion portion 3, and the left and right sides are extended from the outer end of the insertion portion 3 to the upper part of the backrest 1. An intermediate ring is arranged at the center of the side belt 6 of the above. The extension of the cross belt 5 is sewn along the inner edge and the outer edge of the insertion portion 3, respectively, and the base of the cross belt 5 is connected on the extension line. A belt for reinforcement is similarly sewn on the peripheral edge of the backrest 1, and the base of the upper belt 2 on the upper side is connected to the reinforcement belt 7.

[0009] Four lifting ropes 8 are suspended from a hoist movable along the guide rails. This lifting rope 8
Attach the hanging metal fitting 9 to the tip of the, and hook the ring such as the cross belt 5 and the side belt 6. Each hoisting rope 8 is wound up or down by an equal amount at a constant speed, and the nursing mobile hanging device maintains the posture as shown in FIGS.

[0010]

[Effects] In short, the present invention provides a nursing care seat attached to the tips of four lifting ropes hanging from a movable hoist, and attaching upper belts 2 with rings to the upper right and left of the backrest 1. The left and right insertion parts 3 are connected to the lower part, and a void area 4 is defined by the left and right insertion parts 3 and the lower end edge of the backrest 1. The left and right side belts 6 are respectively attached to the belt 5 and further extended from the outer end of the insertion portion 3 to the upper portion of the backrest 1.
Because the middle ring is located in the center, the disabled person can easily wear the nursing care transfer seat without having to lift the wheelchair. In addition, when the Omar 10 is used, the hole area 4 can be used as it is, and the burden on the nurse is remarkably reduced.

In order to attach the intermediate ring of the side belt 6 to the same hanging bracket 9 as the ring of the cross belt 5 of the opposite insertion portion 3, the insertion portion 3 is provided at the thigh and buttocks of a physically handicapped person. In addition, it becomes more suitable for biting, and a stable bearing state can be maintained.

[0012]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view when unfolded.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram when a person with a physical disability is supported by a mobile lifting device for nursing care.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a state in which a nursing-use moving hanging tool is supported when Omar is used.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Backrest part 2 Upper belt 3 Insert part 4 Void area 5 Cross belt 6 Side belt

Claims (3)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] An upper belt with rings on upper and lower sides of a backrest, in a nursing care seat attached to the tips of four lifting ropes hanging from a movable hoist.
Attach and connect the left and right insertion parts 3 to the lower part, define a hole area 4 with the left and right insertion parts 3 and the lower edge of the backrest 1, and attach a ring to the inner tip of the insertion part 3. , And an intermediate ring is disposed at the center of the left and right side belts 6 extending from the outer end of the insertion portion 3 to the upper portion of the backrest 1. Utensils. 2. An upper belt 2 with two rings is attached to an upper portion of a backrest portion 1, and left and right insertion portions 3 are connected to a lower portion thereof. Plug part 3
Can be inserted. A cross belt 5 with a ring is attached to the inward end of the left and right insertion portions 3, and the right and left side belts 6 stretched over the insertion portion 3 and the backrest 1. An intermediary ring is provided on each of the four hanging ropes hanging from the hoist. 3. The mobile lifting device for nursing care according to claim 2, wherein the intermediate ring of the side belt is mounted on the same lifting device as the ring of the cross belt on the opposite insertion portion.