JPH1014710A - Headrest for emergency - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent suffocation when an injured person or the like is generated by molding a back surface center part of a headrest freely detachably attached to a seat of an automobile in a recessed shape and molding it in a shape capable of securing an air passage at the time of placing a recessed part on top, laying a person on his/her back and placing it under the neck. SOLUTION: In the case of encountering a traffic accident or the like and that an unconscious injured person or the like is present, it is required to secure the air passage first and prevent the person from being suffocated by vomitted objects. Then, by detaching this headrest 2 attached to the seat for the automobile for which the recessed part 3 is formed at the back surface center part, placing it while bringing a back surface part on top and laying the injured person or the like on this/her back, a rear head part is naturally lowered, a lower chin is raised and the airway is secured. Also, small article containers 4 and 8 capable of being taken in and out of a side face side or formed on the headrest 2 and medical supplies for emergency are the like are taken out at the time of the emergency.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an automobile headrest having a function of a life-saving aid.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional headrest has only a function of holding an occupant's head. In addition, there was no dedicated place to store emergency medical supplies.

[0003]

When a traffic accident or the like is encountered and an unconscious person is injured, the airway must first be secured to prevent suffocation with vomit.
However, it is difficult for an amateur to cause an injured person to bend his head back and take a posture on the lower jaw fist. Even if there is a skilled person and the injured person can take the above posture, if there is only one person, he cannot leave the scene and cannot call an ambulance. Also, even if you have emergency medical supplies in your car,
If they are not always kept in a fixed location, they are useless in an emergency.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The rescue treatment can be performed by changing the shape of the headrest attached to most vehicles so that the injured person can be laid on his back and the airway can be secured simply by placing it under the neck. Can be applied. Moreover, since the caregiver can take his hand off, it is possible to call for an ambulance. Also, if you put medical supplies and bandages for emergency in the accessory case formed on the side of the headrest,
Without having to look for it in an emergency, you can remove the contents even if it is placed under the neck of the injured person.

[0005]

[Function] If the headrest with the concave back is turned over and the person is laid on his back and placed under the neck of a person, the back of the head enters the recess of the recess and the edge part lifts the neck, so naturally Since the posture to secure the airway can be taken, suffocation can be prevented. In addition, since the contents of medicines and remedies can be taken out from the side of the headrest in any use state, the injured person can be rescued without panic in an emergency.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As shown in FIG. 1, a headrest attached to an automobile seat is removed, and as shown in FIG. 3, the back portion is placed upside down. The airway can be secured even if lifted and unconscious or there is vomiting. (Claim 1) Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a small case which can be taken in and out from the side is formed, so that the contents can be immediately taken out in any use state without being searched in an emergency. The accessory case is installed on one side or both sides. (Claim 2) FIGS. 2A and 2B show two embodiments of forming an accessory case. The right side of the figure is provided with a lid 6 and the contents can be taken out by opening the lid. On the left side of the figure, 8 drawers are attached, and when this is pulled out, the contents can be taken out. Also,
Although not shown, if the concave portion on the back surface is covered with an elastic fabric, it can be made to have the same appearance as the current headrest at all.

[0007]

By using the headrest of the present invention,
Anyone can prevent suffocation when an injured person occurs, and can give emergency treatment before the ambulance arrives.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a state in which the present invention is mounted on an automobile seat.
Side view

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the present invention (a view from the rear with the vehicle mounted on a vehicle seat).

FIG. 3 is a side view of a use state of the present invention (a state where an airway of an injured person or the like is secured).

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 is an automobile seat 2 is a product of the present invention, an emergency headrest 3 is a concave portion formed on the back surface 4 is an accessory compartment 5 is a fitting 6 for attaching the headrest to the seat 6 is an accessory compartment lid 7 Is a drawer for storing small items. 8 is a drawer for storing small items.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A headrest detachably attached to a seat of an automobile, wherein a central portion of a back surface is formed in a concave shape, the concave portion is placed alone, and when a human is laid down on his back and placed under a neck. An emergency headrest characterized by having a shape that allows the head to bend back, maintain a posture above the mandibular fist, and secure the airway naturally. 2. The emergency headrest according to claim 1, wherein an accessory compartment is formed on the side surface so that contents can be taken in and out from the side direction.