JPS5816748Y2 - hanging chair - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a hanging chair for use by physically disabled people such as cerebral palsy patients.

In recent years, specialized small overhead cranes have been used to move patients in hospitals and in the homes of physically disabled patients, but they are also used to transfer and urinate patients who are lying down or in wheelchairs. During this time, nurses had to hold and support the child.

In view of this, in recent years, in order to minimize the labor of nurses, devices have been devised in which slings are attached directly to clothes, and slings that can be inserted under the patient's body while lying down and become a chair when lifted up. Do you lie down when you use the toilet?
Alternatively, nurses had to support the patient's entire body and move him to the toilet.

In addition, especially in patients with scarring, their bodies become stiff due to mental stimulation (they often become stiff when transferred to a chair, etc., and if they are in a regular chair, they may fall off due to the warping when they become stiff). There were problems such as storage.

In view of these points, the present invention requires almost no effort on the part of nurses when transferring a disabled patient between a vent and a wheelchair, and also allows for easy movement onto the toilet bowl, especially when urinating, and a hanging system. The purpose is to provide a hanging chair that allows patients with scarring to defecate while remaining in place, and which does not pose the risk of falling off even if it becomes stiff, and its gist is as follows: A foldable butt plate is attached to the lower end of the backrest plate made of a plate material that does not easily deform, such as a hard synthetic resin material, via a hinge, and armpit support parts are attached to both edges of the backrest plate so that the cross section is U-shaped. At the same time, the upper end of the backrest plate is extended to form a head protection plate integrally. The present invention relates to a hanging chair which can be freely hung from a support fitting of a hanging mechanism such as an overhead crane.

Next, an example of implementing the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

A in the figure is a hanging chair according to the present invention.

This hanging chair A is suspended from a support fitting 2 hung from a lifting hook 1 of an overhead crane (not shown).
It has a backrest plate 3, a buttplate 4, a head protection plate 5, and both side support parts 6.degree.6 which are made of hard synthetic resin material.

The butt plate 4 is attached to the lower edge of the backrest plate 3 with hinges 7, 7 so that it can be folded back freely to the back side, and a hook 8 is provided protruding from the back side of the tip end. It can be freely engaged with the hook 8.

The head protection plate 5 is integrally formed by extending the upper edge of the backrest plate 3 upward, and both edges of the head protection plate 5 are bent forward to form temporal pieces 10 and 10 integrally formed therein.

Further, both side support parts 6, 6 are support pieces 11. which are integrally molded in a shape where both side edges of the backrest plate 3 are bent forward.
11, and its upper edge (a rod-shaped portion 12.12 which is integrally molded in a substantially horizontal arrangement).

On the other hand, the back side and both side support parts 6, 6 of the head protection plate 5 mentioned above
, and the back side of the center part of the butt plate 4 (here, bells [3, 1, respectively)
3... are fixed, their respective tips protrude from both side edges of the head protection plate 5, the tips of both side support parts 6, 6, and the tip of the butt plate 4, and the ends of each belt 13 are fixed. Joint fittings 14a, 14a, . . . are fixed, respectively.

Each joint fitting 14a, 14a... is fitted with a joint fitting 14b, 14b... attached to the lower end of the hanging belt 15, 15..., respectively, and locked. That's what I do.

The length of each hanging belt 15.15 is adjustable, and a hook 16°16 is attached to the upper end.
are fixed, and the hooks 16, 16, . . . are engaged with the holes 17, 17, .

When using the hanging chair A constructed in this manner, as shown in FIG. 2, the armpit support parts 6, 6 are placed under the patient's armpits, and the buttplate 4 is placed under the buttocks when the patient is lifted up. When transferring the patient to a hanging chair A, the buttplate 4 is folded back to the back side and placed on the wheelchair or on the back of the patient who is sitting up on the bed, and the armpit supports 6, 6 are placed under the armpits. With this in place, hang the other parts except for the buttocks 4 with the hanging belts 15, 15.
... and lift it up by raising the lifting hook 1 of the crane.

Thereafter, the butt plate 4 is placed under the buttocks, and the tip of the butt plate 4 is lifted up using the hanging belt 15 to bring it into the state shown in FIG. 2.

In addition, when using the toilet, the joint fitting 14a of the 4 parts of the butt plate,
14b is removed, the body is supported only by the supporting parts 6 on both sides, and the body is lowered onto the toilet bowl.

The hanging chair of the present invention is constructed as described above, and when lifting the patient, the patient is supported only by the supporting parts on both sides, and then the hanging plate is applied to form a chair. The effort is much less,
In addition, especially when using the toilet, the butt plate is folded back to the back, so the lower body is suspended in the air, making it easier to remove and remove clothing, and also eliminates the need to carry people up in the toilet. This greatly simplifies the patient's work, and allows the patient to defecate comfortably.

Furthermore, even for patients with scarring, the patient's body can be supported under both armpits, and the head protection board can be hung with a sling, which completely reduces the risk of falling. , its effectiveness is quite impressive.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view, and FIG. 2 is a side view of the device in use. 2... Support metal fittings, 3... Backrest plate,
4... Butt plate, 5... Head protection plate, 6.
... Side support part, 7 ... Hinge, 14a, 1
4b...Joint fitting, 15...Hanging belt, 16...Hook.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A foldable butt plate is attached to the lower end of the backrest plate made of a plate material that does not easily deform, such as a hard synthetic resin material, via a hinge, and armpit support parts are attached to both edges of the backrest plate so that the cross section is U-shaped. A head protection plate is integrally provided by extending the upper end of the backrest plate, and both edges of the head protection plate, the tips of both side support parts, and the tip of the buttplate are each held with hanging tools. A hanging chair that can be freely hung from the support fittings of a hanging mechanism such as an overhead crane.