KR20190046073A - A ringer cradle to improve Activities of Daily Living - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an IV stand for improving the ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL), which comprises: a frame; a front wheel unit positioned at the front side of the bottom surface of the frame and formed of at least one wheel; a back wheel unit positioned at the back side of the bottom surface of the frame and formed of at least one wheel; a first handle extended upwards at the front side of the frame; a chair including a backrest unit combined with the upper part surface of the frame; armrests coupled to the back surface of the backrest unit, extended forwards from the backrest unit, and capable of turning up and down; a second handle extended upwards at the back side of the frame, and extended longer at least than the first handle; and an IV tube fixing body fixed to the frame, and including a supporting board extended upwards and at least one fixing member.

Description

A ringer cradle for improving daily life performance.

The present invention relates to a ringer holder, and more particularly, to a ringer holder in the form of a wheelchair having a plurality of wheels and a tube fixture for preventing twisted rope, (ADL) that can be used to improve the performance of daily living.

Generally, when the patient administers the sap for a certain period of time to the patient in the hospital, a sap bag for storing the sap is prepared, and a ringer holder is used for smooth administration of the sap.

Particularly, a generally used ringer cradle has a structure in which a patient who is able to walk can move the ringer cradle by pushing the cradle through the cradle, the bag pocket provided in the cradle and the wheel, or the protector is moved.

In addition, the Ringer cradle should improve the ADL of the patient. The above-mentioned ADL refers to the ability to independently perform basic daily activities such as bathing, eating, returning, and walking It is indispensable to improve the daily living ability (ADL) mentioned above in articles used by elderly people such as infants, elderly people, and patients.

However, in the case of a conventionally used ringer cradle, a tube connecting the infusion bag and the catheter inserted into the patient's body may cause a fall accident while the patient is walking, or the tube may be caught in the surrounding structure, Causing a secondary accident to the patient.

In addition, when the ramp is moved, it is not easy to control the movement of the ringer cradle, causing fatigue of the patient or the caregiver.

In order to solve such a problem, a ringer holder including a rotary leg of Patent Application No. 10-2016-0066154 filed in the Korean Intellectual Property Office has been filed and disclosed. However, the ringer holder including the rotary leg can not be used for an infant patient, Patients who are not easy to move, such as elderly patients, have difficulties in using them.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in an effort to solve the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a saddle in a frame having a plurality of wheels, (ADL), which can reduce the fatigue of the patient.

A ranger stand for improving the ADL of the present invention includes a frame, a front wheel part positioned at the front of the bottom surface of the frame and including at least one wheel, at least one wheel positioned at the rear of the bottom surface of the frame, A first handle extending from a bottom surface of the frame to a front upper portion of the frame; a chair formed with a backrest portion coupled to an upper surface of the frame; and a rear wheel coupled to a back surface of the backrest, A second handle extending upward from the rear of the frame and extending upward at least from the first handle and a second handle fixed to the frame and extending upwardly, , A ringer tube fixture including at least one fixing member And a gong.

The ringer tube fixing body may include a first fixing member coupled to the support and a second fixing member fixed to one side of the armature.

The rear wheel further comprises a footrest fixed to the rear of the frame so as to be rotatable, and a braking unit connected to the footrest and applying a frictional force to the rear wheel.

And a height adjustment bar extending through the frame from the bottom of the chair to form a plurality of pores on an outer circumferential surface thereof and a height adjusting member provided on the frame and inserted into the pore .

Finally, it further comprises a display module rotatably coupled to the first handle.

The present invention provides a ranger stand for improving the daily performance of the present invention. The ranger stand is provided with a chair in a frame provided with a front wheel part and a rear wheel part to reduce the fatigue of a patient who is inconvenient, It is possible to prevent a patient from being injured by twisting and jamming and to provide a braking means so that it can be used safely in a ramp to prevent secondary injury of the patient.

1 is a perspective view showing a ringer rest for improving the daily performance of the present invention.
2 is an enlarged view showing the chair and the armrest of the present invention in more detail.
Fig. 3 is an enlarged view showing in detail a coupling structure of a chair and a frame according to the present invention.
Fig. 4 is an enlarged view showing the braking means provided in the ranger stand of the present invention in more detail.

Hereinafter, the technical idea of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The accompanying drawings are merely illustrative examples of the present invention in order to more particularly describe the technical concept of the present invention, and therefore the technical idea of the present invention is not limited to the accompanying drawings.

1, which is a perspective view of a ringer rest for improving the daily performance of the present invention, the ringer rest includes a frame 10, a front wheel 20, a rear wheel 30, a first handle 40, (50), an armrest (51), a second handle (60) and a two-ringer tube fixture (70).

First, the frame 10 is bi-directionally extended so that one end thereof is spaced apart from the front by a predetermined angle, and the other end has a Y-shape extending in one direction toward the rear.

Next, the front wheel 20 is formed at one end of the frame 10, which is positioned in front of the bottom surface of the frame 10 and extends in both directions. The front wheel 20 is provided with at least one first wheel 21).

Particularly, when the first wheel 21 is connected to one end of the frame 10, a suspension may be provided to reduce an impact that may occur during movement.

In addition, it is needless to say that when the first wheel 21 is coupled with the frame 10, the first wheel 21 can be rotated so as to improve mobility.

The rear wheel 30 includes at least one second wheel 32 fixed to a rear wheel shaft passing through the other end of the frame 10. The second wheel 32 Can have a larger diameter and a larger width than the diameter of the first wheel 21. [

Next, the first handle 40 is provided for convenience of the patient using the ringer stand of the present invention. The first handle 40 is connected to the frame 10, more specifically, And is provided so as to be provided at a position facing the chair 50, which will be described later.

The height of the first handle 40 may be deformable so as to be suitable for various patient stretches.

When the first handle 40 is extended from the bottom surface of the frame 10, the bending portion 41, the first handle 40, and the frame 10 are engaged with each other Location to provide comfort to the patient.

Next, the chair 50 with the backrest portion is coupled to the upper portion of the frame 10 for seating the patient, and is centered on the chair 50 at the back of the backrest portion for easy seating of the patient, And an armrest 51 extending forwardly along left and right sides of the armrest 51 are vertically coupled.

Next, the second handle 60 is provided for moving the lingering cradle of the present invention by the protector. The second handle 60 is extended from the rear of the frame 10 to the top, At least the length extending from the first handle (40) is long.

In particular, the second handle 60 is vertically rotatable about a contact point which is engaged with the frame 10, so that the convenience of the protector can be improved.

Next, the Ringer tube fixture 70 is fixed to the frame and extends upward, and has a support base 71 having a height that is at least higher than the maximum height of the chair 50, At least one first fixing member 72 and at least one second fixing member 73 are provided.

In particular, the first fixing member 72 and the second fixing member 73 can prevent the ringer tube from being twisted, and the first fixing member 72 can be mounted on the support base 71 And the second fixing member 73 can be provided on the armrest 51 to prevent the ringer tube from being twisted.

The display module 80 is positioned in front of the first handle 40 and is coupled to the first handle 40 so as to be rotatable. In addition to the display module 80, It is also possible to use a housing case capable of accommodating the housing.

The medical gas container bundling member 90 is provided for binding a medical gas container such as an oxygen cylinder and is disposed between the chair 50 and the second handle 60, As shown in FIG.

In addition, the medical gas control module 91 is coupled to the support 71 to adjust the amount of the medical gas discharged from the medical gas container, so that the patient or the caregiver can easily adjust the amount of the medical gas discharged.

Next, a chair and an armrest of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to Fig. 2 which is a perspective view showing a chair and an armrest of the present invention.

2, the chair 50 of the present invention is formed with a backrest portion and is coupled to an upper portion of the frame 10, and the chair 50 is provided at the back of the backrest portion, And an armrest 51 extending forwardly along the left and right sides of the armrest 51 is tiltably coupled vertically.

Particularly, when the armrest 51 is pivoted, the right and left armrests can be independently pivoted, so that the movement of the second fixing member 73 for fixing the lingerer tube provided in the armrest can be minimized, State can be maintained.

In addition, an elastic material capable of absorbing impact may be added to the outer surface of the chair 40 in order to alleviate the user's fatigue.

Next, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the joining structure of the chair and the frame in detail according to the present invention.

A height adjustment bar (not shown) extending through the bottom of the chair 50 in the direction of the paper surface and passing through the frame 10 and having a plurality of perforations 53 formed on an outer circumferential surface thereof for adjusting the height of the chair 50 And a height fixing member 11 provided on the frame 10 and inserted into the perforation 53.

The height fixing member 11 is provided in a pin shape and is further provided with an elastic member such as a spring so that the height fixing member 11 can be inserted into the height adjusting bar 52 more smoothly have.

In addition, a metal material may be used for the height adjusting bar 52, and a polymer material may be used for weight reduction.

Next, the braking means will be described in more detail with reference to Fig. 4 which is a perspective view showing the braking means provided in the ringer stand of the present invention in more detail.

The braking means is provided in the rear wheel portion 30 and includes a braking plate 32 having one side fixed to the rear of the frame so as to be rotatable, a braking gear 33 fixed to the inside of the second wheel 31, And a brake bar (34) coupled to the brake plate (32) and interlocked with movement of the brake plate (32).

When the protector applies an external force to the brake plate 32, one side of the brake bar 34 engages with the brake gear 33, and the rotation of the second wheel 31 can be interrupted.

It is also possible to provide a braking gear 33 on the inside of one of the second wheels 31 or to provide a braking force to the inside of the at least one second wheel 31, And the braking bar 34 may be configured to extend toward the braking gear 33 with respect to the braking plate 32 as a reference.

10: frame
11: height fixing member
20: front wheel
21: First wheel
30: rear wheel
31: 2nd wheel
32:
33: Braking gear
34: Brake bar
40: first handle
41:
42: Scaffolding
50: Chair
51: Armrests
52: height adjustment bar
53: Perforation
60: second handle
70: Ringer tube fixture
71: Support
72: first fixing member
73: second fixing member
80: Display module
90: medical gas container binding member
91: Medical gas control module

Claims (5)

frame;
A front wheel portion positioned at a front side of the bottom surface of the frame and composed of at least one wheel;
A rear wheel portion located at the rear of the bottom surface of the frame and composed of at least one wheel;
A first handle extending upward from the front of the frame;
A chair having a back portion coupled to an upper surface of the frame;
An armrest which is coupled to a back surface of the backrest portion and extends forward with respect to the backrest portion and is vertically rotatable;
A second handle extending upwardly from the rear of the frame and extending longer than at least the first handle; And
A ringer tube fixture fixed to the frame, the ringer tube fixture including a support rod extending upwardly, and at least one fixation member. The method according to claim 1,
The ringer tube fixture,
And a second fixing member fixed to one side of the armrest, wherein the first fixing member is coupled to the support and the second fixing member is fixed to one side of the armrest. The method according to claim 1,
The rear-
Further comprising a braking member fixed to the rear of the frame so as to be rotatable, and braking means connected to the braking plate for applying a frictional force to the rear wheel portion. . The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a height adjusting bar extending through the frame from the bottom surface of the chair to form a plurality of holes on an outer circumferential surface thereof and a height fixing member provided on the frame and inserted into the hole, Ringer 's stand to improve ADL.
The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a display module rotatably coupled to the first handle. ≪ Desc / Clms Page number 19 >

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