JPS622035Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention simplifies the operation and use of medical equipment in hospital rooms, treatment rooms, or living rooms in general housing, and also makes the patient's bed life easier, more comfortable, and more independent. It relates to equipment units for achieving

Conventionally, various medical devices and equipment have been installed on the floor and walls near patient beds in hospital rooms and treatment rooms, and their entry/exit and control sections have been consolidated on a panel panel fixed to the wall. Although the equipment is convenient to operate and use, various living environment electrical equipment such as bed raising and lowering, back raising and lowering operation devices, general lighting, reading lights, blind opening/closing devices, televisions, radios, etc. are stored indoors as individual products. Since the device is mounted on the patient's bed, the operating sections are scattered far from the patient's bed, making it inconvenient for the patient to operate them on his own will. This is especially difficult for people with severe physical disabilities and bedridden elderly people, who have to rely on the help of personal caretakers and assistants. This assistance is provided by the caretaker;
This placed a heavy burden on caregivers, caused stress on the disabled persons themselves, and hindered the independent living of patients and disabled persons. Furthermore, as a medical unit similar to this, there is a device developed by the present applicant in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 114587/1987, but this device uses a channel indicator for identifying electrical devices in the residential environment and manual operation of those devices. They are not arranged in a concentrated manner with the intention of being a switch, but some of them are inlets, outlets, etc.
They were only scattered along with input/output terminals, and their aggregation was insufficient.

Furthermore, it is difficult for severely ill patients who are barely able to move on the bed to manually select these devices.

Separately, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 56-124428 discloses a ceiling-mounted medical equipment unit, but this also does not take into account the technical considerations that allow severely ill patients to manually operate electrical equipment in their living environment. Not there. The present invention aims to provide a medical equipment unit that solves these problems.

The gist of this invention is a medical panel board that integrates outlets, inlets, input/output terminals, and control units for medical equipment such as medical gas supply devices, suction devices, power supplies, and communication devices, which are placed near patient beds in hospital rooms and treatment rooms. Channel indicators for identifying electrical equipment in the patient's living environment such as bed posture, lighting, blinds, and televisions, and manual operation switches for these equipment are centrally arranged in two rows, one above the other, in a straight line; A remote display 14 is attached to the medical panel panel via a movable arm 15 that extends above the patient's bed.
The medical equipment unit is characterized in that a channel display device for identifying equipment in the living environment is provided on the lower surface of the remote display device, and a selection operation switch 17 that is held by the patient for the device of the remote display device is provided. The channel display and remote display preferably have a symbolic design or device name for easy identification, or may emit a distinguishable sound. Furthermore, the device identification channel display and remote display advance the channel (electrical equipment) that can be operated by scanning.
It is desirable to make the choice easy.

Examples will be described below based on the drawings.

4 and 5 are a front view and a side view showing the medical panel board, and FIGS. 1, 2, and 3 are drawings showing how the same embodiment is installed and used.

In the figure, 1 is a medical panel board, 2 is a suction port, 3 is a medical gas outlet, 4 is a nurse call, 5 is a ground terminal, 6 is a power outlet, 7 is a reading light, 8 is a power switch, 9 is a scan switch, 9' is a scan display, 10 is a manual operation switch, 11 is a channel display for device identification, 12 is a bet, 13
14 is a bed trolley, 14 is a remote display panel, 15 is a movable arm for mounting the remote display, 16 is a patient, and 17 is a remote control switch.

In this embodiment, a suction port 2, a medical gas outlet 3, and a power outlet 6 necessary for patient medical treatment are provided.
etc. are centrally attached to the medical panel board 1 attached to the wall near the bed 12, so medical instruments can be used easily and quickly by simply connecting them to the inlets, outlets, and input/output terminals of these medical panel boards. .

In addition, operations such as raising and lowering the bed, raising and lowering the bed, general lighting,
To operate the reading light, night light, blind opening/closing, television, radio, etc., simply select the device using the device identification channel display 11 on the medical panel 1, and then turn on the manual operation switch 10 located nearby. The patient can control and use these living environment electrical devices from the bed 12.

If necessary, turn on the scan switch 9 to advance the device identification channel display 11 and display the scan, and when you are located on the channel you want to operate, turn on the manual operation switch 10 to select the desired residential environment electrical appliance. It is something that can be activated.

Furthermore, in the case of severely disabled persons, remote display 1
4 is moved to a position where it is most convenient for the patient to see by moving the movable arm 15, allowing the patient to clearly see the channel display while lying down, and making it easier to use the electric appliance using the selection operation switch 17 held by the patient. .

As described above, according to the present invention, medical equipment outlets, inlets, suction ports, input/output terminals, and power supplies are integrated into a medical panel panel, which not only facilitates treatment and nursing care, but also facilitates patient bedside treatment. By concentrating electrical appliances in the living environment, such as upper and lower, upper and lower back, television, shutter opening/closing, lighting lights, etc., on a medical panel near the bed, patients can freely walk without getting up from the bed. The ability to operate these electrical appliances not only eliminates the psychological burden on patients living in hospital beds, but also reduces the burden on caregivers and caretakers, and has the effect of enabling patients to live independently. Furthermore, even severely ill patients who are barely able to move their bodies on the bed can easily use these appliances themselves by being able to identify the appliances in their living environment using the remote display 14 and operate them using the hand-held selection operation switch 17. It's tight.

In addition, channel indicators for identifying residential environment electrical equipment and their manual operation switches are arranged in two rows, one above the other, in a straight line, making identification easy and making it clear how they correspond to the manual operation switches. , and was extremely easy to handle.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the medical equipment unit of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view thereof, Fig. 3 is a side view thereof, Fig. 4 is a front view showing a medical panel of the embodiment, and Fig. 5 The figure is a bottom view of the same. 1: Medical panel panel, 2: Suction port, 3: Medical gas outlet, 9: Scan switch, 10: Manual operation switch, 11: Device identification channel display, 12: Vettel, 14: Remote display, 15:
Mounting movable arm.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A medical panel board that integrates outlets, inlets, input/output terminals, and control units for medical equipment such as medical gas supply equipment, suction equipment, power supply equipment, and communication equipment placed near the patient bed in the hospital room and treatment room is equipped with a medical panel board that controls the bed posture, Channel indicators for identifying electrical equipment in the patient's living environment such as lights, blinds, and televisions, as well as manual operation switches for those equipment, are centrally arranged in two rows, one above the other, in a straight line, and are further attached to the medical panel. A remote display 14 is attached that extends above the patient's bed via a movable arm 15, and a channel display for identifying living environment equipment is provided on the bottom surface of the remote display, allowing selection and operation of devices on the remote display held by the patient. A medical equipment unit characterized by being equipped with a switch 17.