TWM587521U - Auxiliary pad to assist in rolling over body - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation discloses an auxiliary cushion that assists in turning and shifting, including: a cushion body that is slightly rectangular and has a handle at each of the four corners; and a two-pillar pillow that is suspended on both sides of the cushion body and that The equal-pillar pillows are respectively fixed on two sides of the cushion body through two straps. In this way, the creation can be linked with the handle, the cushion and the pillar pillow, so that the caregiver can easily turn over the bedridden, and simultaneously pull the pillar pillow to the back of the bedridden for support, and can quickly Moreover, the bedridden can be turned over and fixed in a labor-saving manner, thereby reducing the risk of injury to the caregiver and avoiding the occurrence of pressure ulcers in the bedridden.

Description

Auxiliary pads to assist in turning over

This creation belongs to the field of cushions, especially an auxiliary cushion that can help caregivers to turn and move bedriders.

According to the hospital or home care, most of the cases of disability and prolonged bed rest often cause difficulties when getting up or turning over, and prolonged lying down due to the old age, the pain caused by various diseases, or the degradation of living functions. It can cause pressure ulcers on the bed, which can be painful and uncomfortable. Therefore, caregivers are required to provide continuous care 24 hours a day. Generally speaking, if there is an electric bed or chair in the hospital or home, the case can be raised or turned over with the assistance of these assistive devices, but this is a minority after all, and in most cases it is still used by caregivers. Freehand methods such as pulling, supporting, or supporting to help patients get up or turn over from the bed or chair.

However, caregivers are usually girls or may be elderly and inexperienced. These people are generally less powerful, and often cannot be put in place at the time of a rollover. They may also have to support the patient with their hands while placing a rollover pillow for the patient. It takes a lot of time and energy to turn over. Over the years, it can cause damage to the caregiver's arms and waist. It may even reduce the willingness to turn over because of this, which indirectly increases the possibility of pressure ulcers.

In view of this, the author feels that he has done his best to study mentally and painstakingly, and based on his accumulated experience in conducting the research for many years, he provides an auxiliary pad to assist in turning and shifting, in order to improve the conventional techniques. Is missing.

One of the purposes of this creation is to provide an auxiliary pad that assists in turning and shifting, so that caregivers can turn bedridden quickly and effortlessly, reducing the burden on caregivers.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the present invention discloses an auxiliary cushion for assisting the turning and displacement, including: a cushion body, which is slightly rectangular and each corner has a handle; and a two-pillar pillow, which is suspended from the cushion body Both sides, and the pillar pillows are respectively fixed on two sides of the cushion body through two straps.

Among them, the handles are respectively connected with the straps, so that when the handles are pulled, the straps will be pulled in the same direction.

Preferably, the pad system is composed of a waterproof layer, a breathable buffer layer, and a support layer stacked on top of each other, and the waterproof layer, the breathable buffer layer, and the support layer are sequentially formed from top to bottom.

Preferably, a plurality of cutouts are provided on the bottom surface of the support layer.

Preferably, the waterproof layer and the breathable buffer layer are connected and fixed by a devil's felt.

Preferably, the creation further includes a timer, which is connected to the pad body.

Preferably, the handles are provided with anti-slip parts.

In this way, the creation can be linked with the handle, the cushion and the pillar pillow, so that the caregiver can easily turn over the bedridden, and simultaneously pull the pillar pillow to the back of the bedridden for support, and can quickly Moreover, the bedridden can be turned over and fixed in a labor-saving manner, thereby reducing the risk of injury to the caregiver and avoiding the occurrence of pressure ulcers in the bedridden.

In order for your reviewers to understand the content of this creation clearly, I would like to refer to the following descriptions and drawings.

Please refer to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, which are a perspective view, an exploded view of the cushion body and a schematic diagram of the use of the preferred embodiment of the creation. As shown in the figure, this creation discloses an auxiliary cushion 1 for assisting turning and displacement, including: a cushion body 11 which is slightly rectangular and has four handles 111 at each corner; and a two-poster pillow 12 which is suspended from The two sides of the cushion body 11 are fixed to the two sides of the cushion body 11 through the two straps 112 respectively.

During use, the caregiver spreads the cushion body 11 of the auxiliary cushion 1 on the surface of the bed, and hangs the pillar pillows 12 on both sides of the bed to serve as a weight for the cushion body 11 It is fixed on the bed smoothly so that the bedridden person can lie on the cushion body 11. When the bedridden person needs to turn over, the caregiver can pull the handles 111 on one side to the other side, so that the bedridden person is moved to the left or right by the cushion body 11, because in this embodiment, such The handles 111 are respectively connected to the straps 112, so when the caregiver pulls the handles 111, the straps 112 will be pulled in the same direction, which will drive the pillar pillow 12 on one side to the back of the bedridden person. Move, when the bedridden turns over, the pillar pillow 12 will then abut against the back of the bedridden, so that the bedridden can have sufficient support when it is turned over, as shown in Figure 3, and from the figure It can be seen that the straps 112 form a cross shape in the middle of the cushion body 11, so that when the bedridden is turned by the cushion body 11, the back has sufficient support to avoid injuries caused by turning over. It can also reduce the burden on the caregiver when pulling, thereby improving the efficiency of turning over.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the cushion body 11 is composed of a waterproof layer 113, a breathable buffer layer 114, and a support layer 115 stacked on each other, and the waterproof layer 113 and the breathable buffer layer are sequentially formed from top to bottom. 114 and the support layer 115, and the waterproof layer 113 and the breathable buffer layer 114 are connected and fixed to each other with a devil felt, and the bottom surface of the support layer 115 is provided with a plurality of cutouts 116. The multi-layer design improves the functionality of the cushion body 11 and adds waterproof and other functions. At the same time, because the waterproof layer 113 is fixed by means of a devil's felt, the waterproof layer 113 can be removed for the caregiver to clean and improve the cost. The cleanliness and aesthetics of the creation, and the setting of the cutouts 116 allows the cushion body 11 to have more deformable variables to improve the comfort of the bedridden when lying down, and the supportability of the support layer 115 will also Get promoted.

In this embodiment, the creation further includes a timer 13 connected to the pad body 11. The timer 13 has a reminder function, so that caregivers can set the reminder time by themselves to avoid forgetting to stay in bed The person turns over, further reducing the possibility of pressure ulcers in the bedridden person. In addition, the handles 111 are provided with a non-slip portion 117. The non-slip portion 117 is coated on the handles 111. It is more difficult to slip off by grasping by human hands, which improves the caregiver's pulling on the cushion 11 Stability, which indirectly improves the efficiency of caregiver handling.

To sum up, the creation is through the arrangement of the pillar pillows 12 and the cushion body 11 to allow caregivers to turn over the bedridden in a more labor-saving and rapid manner, and at the same time, it can also use the cushion body 11 itself. The multi-layer design and the setting of these straps 112 allow the bedridden body to be more supported when it is turned over and not easily injured when turned over, so as to reduce the possibility of injury for the caregiver, it can also ensure that the bedridden The safety when turning over, thus improving the practicality of this creation.

However, the above are only the preferred embodiments of this creation, and are not intended to limit the scope of implementation of this creation; therefore, all equal changes and modifications made without departing from the spirit and scope of this creation should be covered in Within the scope of the patent of this creation.

1‧‧‧ auxiliary pad

11‧‧‧ cushion body

111‧‧‧handle

112‧‧‧Band

113‧‧‧Waterproof layer

114‧‧‧ breathable buffer layer

115‧‧‧ support layer

116‧‧‧ incision

117‧‧‧Skid

12‧‧‧ Pillow Pillow

13‧‧‧Timer

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the creation.
FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a cushion body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the use of the preferred embodiment of the creation.

Claims (7)

An auxiliary pad to assist in turning over and including:
A cushion body, which is slightly rectangular and has a handle at each of the four corners; and two-pillar pillows, which are hung on both sides of the cushion body, and which are fixed to the pillow through two straps Cushion sides. For example, the auxiliary pad described in the first patent application range, wherein the handles are respectively connected to the straps, so that when the handles are pulled, the straps will be pulled in the same direction. The auxiliary pad according to item 2 of the scope of patent application, wherein the pad system is composed of a waterproof layer, a breathable buffer layer and a support layer stacked on each other, and the waterproof layer and the breathable buffer layer are sequentially formed from top to bottom. And the support layer. The auxiliary pad according to item 3 of the scope of patent application, wherein the bottom surface of the support layer is provided with a plurality of cutouts. The auxiliary pad according to item 4 of the scope of patent application, wherein the waterproof layer and the breathable buffer layer are connected and fixed with each other by a devil's felt. The auxiliary pad according to item 5 of the patent application scope further includes a timer, which is connected to the pad body. The auxiliary pad according to item 6 of the patent application scope, wherein the handles are provided with non-slip parts.