SU49096A1 - Bedside table for patients - Google Patents

Description

Due to the nature of the disease, patients are forced to maintain a certain body position in bed: half-full, on the back, on the right or left side, etc. Each of these cases makes it difficult for patients to eat, forcing them in most cases to seek the help of staff, which causes an overload of the latter. In addition, many patients are allowed to read, write, or engage in appropriate handicraft, which, in the absence of appropriate devices, will tire them, since the arms remain on weight, as a result of jero, unwanted body voltages are obtained.

The proposed bedside table is intended to allow the patient, regardless of his position in the bed, to use his hands freely, without feeling fatigued. In order to achieve this, on sliding brackets hinged on pillars of a bed-back, a table is installed, having two dowels on each side, in which the slats, which are simultaneously included in the scrapers, are placed to move the table in a horizontal plane. On the table is

a music stand consisting of three parts that are hingedly connected to each other. The music stand can be turned on the table around the screw buttons.

In the drawing fng. 1 and 2 depict a bed-back with a table fixed on its racks (in two projections); FIG. 3, 4 and 5 different combo positions of the table parts.

Both racks of the bed back 1 are attached to both hinge 2 rebates 3, consisting of two halves that can slide one over the other, increasing or decreasing the total length as needed. There is a table 4 installed on the front halves of the brakes. Wing screws 5 placed in the slots of one of the brakes halves 3 are used to secure them to a specific length. On the upper side of the table 4, there is a music stand 6, consisting of three parts, which are articulated between themselves (on hinges). The music rest 6 is held in the desired position on the bench 4 by using the screw knobs 7, which pass through the bench and screw into the nuts 8, sealed tightly in the front of the music rest 6 (Fig. 5).

In the middle of both sides

Tables 4 to its lower surface on the hinges 13 (Fig. 2) two sliding stands 9 are fixed. Racks 9 can be folded onto the bottom surface of the table or reclined in a vertical position. The lower ends of the uprights 9 are provided with staples 10, with which they are put on the side bar 11. Lambs 12, placed in the slot of one of the planks of the rack 9, allow to give it the desired length and fixing it with a clip. Table 4 has on both sides two dovetail grooved tail sections in which movable slats 14 are placed, partially inlet The grooves in brackets 3 of the same kind. The slats 14 are provided with metal transverse plates 15, the rear edge of which is bent downwards to form the projections 16 (FIG. 5), designed to move the slats 14.

The table is used as follows. Having strengthened at the right height to the bed back racks with the help of hinges 2, briquettes 3, move the latter, and, consequently, the entire table, at the comfortable length for the patient, fix the sheeps 5. Then fold the pillars 9 and put on their lower brackets 10 on the lower limbs 11, setting The bench in a horizontal position, after which the lambs 12 are fastened tightly, and also using the buttons 6, the lectern 6, is attracted to the metropolis 4. In this view, the table can serve for patients in a lying or sitting position. The patient can lean on it with his hands, without fear that the table will be knocked over (Fig. 3). When servicing patients lying on the left or right side, in an appropriate direction, the position of the stand 6 on the table 4, as shown in FIG. 4 for the patient lying on the right side. To do this, unscrew both buttons 7, one unscrewing completely, and the other only slightly released. Then the music rest 6 is turned on the remaining button 7, as on the axis, and is brought to the position shown in FIG. 4, insert the free button 8 into the corresponding hole in the table 4 at the bottom and tighten both buttons 7 tightly. Then by pressing

the protrusion 16 push both slats 14 to failure. So do when you turn the music stand 6 on the right side.

At the end of the meal, letters, etc., they tilt the racks 9c of the tsar beds and tuck them under the table 4. Raise the entire table upward by turning on the hinge, tilt it behind the headboard so that the table needlessly does not constrain the patient’s movements. If desired, the lambs 5 are slightly turned away, the table is shifted to failure, and then it is completely hidden behind the headboard. The table can be made nz wood or metal, painted in the first case and nickel plated in the second. In the manufacture of metal, especially aluminum, the table will be easier, more hygienic and more beautiful. In this case, side brackets 3 and pillars 9 can be made of metal tubes (telescopic) that enter one into another, which simplifies the design and gives it a more beautiful look.

The subject matter of the invention.

Claims (3)

1. Above the bed table for patients with reinforced hinged and "bed back" racks that serve to place the table with brackets, by rotating which the table can be removed behind the headboard, characterized in that the table 4 mounted on the sliding brackets 3 bears a music stand 6 consisting of three pivotally (on the loops) connected to one another parts, of which it is extremely attached to the table-case by means of 8 screw buttons 7 screwed into the nuts sunk into it to make it possible to turn the stand 6 around any of the latter in the horizontal plane. 2. An embodiment according to Claim 1, characterized in that the table 4 is movably fixed on brackets 3 by means of supporting transverse plates 15 provided with a protrusion 16, rails 14 entering into grooves having a cross section in the form of a dovetail; 4, and in brackets 3, in order to realize the possibility of moving table 4 in the horizontal plane in the side directions. 3. In the table according to claim 1 application the sliding side pillars 9 supporting it, supported by the lower ends in the tsargi 11 of the bed. FIG. FIG. I 2 FIG. four