JPS63500219A - evacuation mattress - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Name: Evacuation pine tress The invention consists of at least two belts, ropes placed around the person to be moved. A device for moving bedridden persons consisting of a pine tress to which etc. are attached Regarding.

Such a device is originally known from GB 1503144.

In this known device, both belts are transverse belts, but one end is pine-tressed. Connected to the upright vertical edge of the pinerest cover near the handle; During use, the belt is placed around the patient and secured to the handle on the opposite side. .

This known device provides only a limited number of points for securing or gripping the belt. so that it can be imposed on the belt and taken up by the cover. The force that must be applied to the patient must be limited; indeed, with this known device the Evacuation requires two people and vertical transport of the patient is almost impossible. It is Noh. A group of belts are connected to the cover, so when replacing the cover There is a very real danger of using the wrong one when doing so. , of course, lacks in practice the conveniences one would expect when disaster strikes.

The invention aims to provide a device in which these drawbacks are avoided.

According to this invention, the pine tresses are placed one on top of the other and fixed to each other. at least two portions disposed within the interface of the pine tress and attached to the pine tress. Consists of a permanently attached belt or rope.

The measures according to the invention greatly increase the reliability, but on the other hand also the belt or As a result of integrating the cord into the pine tress, the belt and cord have a larger capacity. This has the advantage that it can be used as a point of action on which .

Preferably, the pine tress is made of small pine tresses that overlap one another in the longitudinal direction of the pine tress. The spider consists of at least two separate pine tress sections.

Such configurations are originally known and can be used in hospitals or nursing homes as well as for personal use. Always widely used. The use of this means in combination with the means according to the invention It is very often used as an evacuation pinerest where the patient is well protected. This results in a structure that can be used.

Preferably, the belts are spaced apart from each other and their ends with rings are matte a number of transverse belts or ropes spaced apart from each other on the upper side of the vertical belts or ropes separated from each other in the transverse direction of the pine tress ing.

When the longitudinal belt is threaded across the rings, the patient to be moved is moved inside the shell. Practically protected; when pulling at the end of the belt, the patient is better protected surrounded by In this way, pull the pine tress at the end of the vertical belt. This not only allows for horizontal transport, but also enables transport on a pine tray with a patient on it. Vertical conveyance is also possible, in which the base is suspended at the end of the belt. vertical bell In addition to the ends of the plates, there are a number of other application points at which significant forces can be applied.

The fact that the blanket completely surrounds the patient means that essential medical equipment, such as oxygen brings about a unit with an inhalation device inside; the passage of a belt through the ring Allows great flexibility in use and therefore avoids undesired locations, e.g. surgical hands. Pressure can be prevented from being applied to the area of the wound resulting from the surgery. two parts The pine tress made of can tolerate this "shell shape".

The preferred construction is the area where the belt or rope exits on the upright sides of the pine tress. A recess is provided in the pine tress cover, while the pine tress cover has a recess in the recess. a covered opening is provided for the passage of the end of the belt It is characterized by

The resulting pine tress looks like a regular pine tress and the belt or cord is Bed formation can never be prevented.

The invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 shows the two parts that make up the pine tress, with a group of belts arranged between them. are doing; FIG. 2 is a plan view of the entire group of belts; FIG. 3 is a complete view with cover; FIG. It shows sending; FIG. 5 shows a part of the modified embodiment; FIG. 6 shows a number of parts and their internal parts. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a pine tress consisting of a group of integrated belts;

The embodiment of the pine tress according to the invention shown in FIG. 2 and 3, these parts, along with the insertion of a group of belts 4, They are fixed to each other in a suitable manner, for example by adhesive bonding. Two pine tresses A group of belts 4 located at the interface 5 of 2 and 3 are arranged as shown in FIG. , two vertical belts 6a and 6b, and a horizontal belt 7a-7 connected to these vertical belts. It consists of d. This protrudes from the horizontal belts 7a-7d and the head of the pinerest. These ends of the longitudinal belts 6a, 6b terminate in a ring 8; The longer ends of these vertical belts 6a, 6b are passed through the larger ring 8. A smaller ring 8a is provided which is adapted to pass through.

At the foot side end 9a of the pinerest, the flexible support portion 10 has a function that is Described more fully below, but additionally attached to belts 6a, 6b .

Belts 6a, 6b and 7a-7d are removed from each end and side of the pinerest. At the point where it protrudes, there is a rectangular concave located at right angles to the large side of the pine tress. A portion 11 is formed on the foot side end portion 9b, and a portion 11 extending parallel to the short side portion is formed on the foot side end portion 9b. A similar rectangular recess 12 is additionally provided. These four functions are covered by -13 can be seen in Figure 3, which is a diagram showing a pine tress provided with a bell. The ends of the links 8 are rolled up and hidden in their respective recesses 11, while the links 8 is pushed through the opening 14 in the cover 13 and is therefore directly accessible. It is Noh. Each opening 15 is covered by a strip of adhesive tape 15; To loosen the bolt, it is only necessary to pull on ring 8 or 8a; The belt can be completely unwound.

At the foot end 9b, the cover 13 has a slide clasp fastener 16. Behind them are the rolled-up ends of the vertical belts 6a, 6b and the rolled-up supports. part is hidden.

It is clear that the group of belts has no effect on the normal use of the pine tress. In this respect, pine tress is no different from any other used in hospitals and nursing homes. It is no different from the pine tress. In case of an emergency, a group of belts is especially It can be loosened quickly and the ring 8 is activated on the long side of the pinerest and at the head end. However, pulling this ring 8 requires a bell attached to the ring. At the same time, open the slide clasp fastener 15 at the foot end. , pulling the smaller ring 8a likewise causes a longitudinal bar connected to said ring. This will release the long portions of the roots 6a, 6b. As shown in Figure 4 , these belts then pass through the ring 8 of the transverse belts and project from the head end 9b. It is pulled across through the ring 8 of the part of the longitudinal belt that is to be released, and at this time the matte the patient is carried away with the patient lying on the pinerest by means of bedding 17, and For example, it is also possible to lower it in a straight line with the help of the hook 18 passing through the ring 8a. The support portion 10 prevents the patient from falling off the pinerest.

FIG. 5 shows that the left half 20 of the pine tress consists of parts 20al and 20a2. a and the right half 20b consisting of parts 20b1 and 20b2. It shows diagrammatically and in cross section how it can be done. At this time, the cover 21 has a seam 22. The number 23 indicates the belt.

Figure 6 shows three pine tresses spaced apart from each other and arranged in the longitudinal direction of the pine tress. Fig. 3 schematically and in plan view shows a pine tress 30 consisting of base parts 31, 32, 33; Ru. Each section consists of longitudinal belts 34.3 of a group of belts, as shown in FIG. 5 and horizontal bell) - two stacks with 36, 37, 38, 39 and 4o housed between them It is made from joined parts. The vertical belts 34 and 35 are the vertical belts 34 and 35 of the pinerest 3o. In use, the belt should be connected as shown in Figure 4. It is sewn through as shown. Matsuto made from several parts in this way With the advantages of pine tress, pine tress can be used to ensure complete protection for evacuating patients. I can be there.

Within the scope of this invention a belt or rope is defined as a cloth or cable band. It can be seen that it may be replaced by similar means.

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Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. at least a portion connected to the mattress and placed around the person to be moved. A mattress (1, 30) equipped with two belts (7a...7d), ropes, etc. in which the mattresses (1, 30) are placed one on top of the other and consisting of at least two parts (2, 3) fixed to the mattress (1) and permanently attached to the mattress (1). A belt or rope (6a, 6b, 7a...7d) fixed to the boundary surface (5 1) A device for moving a bedridden person, characterized in that it is disposed in a . 2. The mattress (30) is placed horizontally with one side behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the mattress (30). consisting of at least two separate mattress sections (31, 32, 33) that are flexible; A device according to claim 1, characterized in that: 3. separated from each other, the ends of which are provided with rings (8) are located on the upper side of the mattress. A number of transverse belts or ropes (7a...7d) and At least two longitudinal belts or ropes (6a, 6b). Device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: 4. The vertical belts (6a, 6b) at the foot end of the mattress are inserted between both belts. Claim 3 characterized in that the support part (10) is Equipment described in Section. 5. On the upright sides of the mattress (1) belts or ropes (6a, 6 A recess (11) is provided at the point where the parts b, 7a...7d) pass through, and one of the recesses (11) is provided. On the other hand, the mattress cover (13) has a groove for passing the end of the belt housed in the recess. Claim 1, characterized in that a covered opening (14) is provided. 5. The device according to any one of items 4 to 4. 6. The mattress is vertically divided into two parts (20a, 20b), Claims 1 to 5 are held together by a cover (21). A device according to any one of the above.