CN111374851B - Assistive devices for patient transport - Google Patents

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CN111374851B
CN111374851B CN202010290348.4A CN202010290348A CN111374851B CN 111374851 B CN111374851 B CN 111374851B CN 202010290348 A CN202010290348 A CN 202010290348A CN 111374851 B CN111374851 B CN 111374851B
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Abstract

The application provides an auxiliary device for transporting patients, which comprises a bed sheet (1) used for bearing the patients and provided with a plurality of hanging rings (11) arranged along the edge, a support frame (2) capable of being fixed on the ground or capable of moving, a first fixed arm (31) vertically arranged on the support frame (2), a first movable arm (32) capable of vertically moving along the first fixed arm (31), a second fixed arm (41) horizontally arranged on the first movable arm (32), a second movable arm (42) capable of horizontally moving along the second fixed arm (41), and a tensioning arm (5) arranged on the second movable arm (42), wherein the tensioning arm (5) can hook all the hanging rings (11) by means of all the hanging hooks (51) so that the bed sheet (1) is in a maximum flattening state. The auxiliary device provided by the application can realize mechanical transportation of patients between sickbeds or between the sickbeds and the detection table, does not need manual transportation, saves labor, and avoids the increase of pain of the patients and secondary injury to the patients.

Description

Auxiliary device for transferring patients
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to medical auxiliary equipment.
Background
Currently, patients often need to undergo examination, surgery or hospitalization during their medical procedures. In the above procedure, the patient needs an up-and-down examination apparatus (e.g., CT apparatus), or is transferred from a temporary bed to a fixed bed (e.g., from an emergency cart bed or an emergency room bed to an in-patient bed), or from a fixed bed to a temporary bed (e.g., from an in-patient bed to an operation bed). Therefore, if the patient is inconvenient to move during treatment, the patient needs to be carried by a companion (usually, 2 to 4 persons are needed).
Most examination departments are however equipped with only the medical staff responsible for operating the examination apparatus, without redundant auxiliary medical staff. If every patient needs to be carried by medical staff during examination, the workload of a hospital examination department is increased, and the examination efficiency is reduced. The cost of the hospital is increased by providing more auxiliary medical staff, and the manpower resource waste is caused. In view of the current manual conditions of hospitals, the following relatives are required to carry patients by themselves most of the time.
However, for some sudden accidents (such as traffic accidents), patients are usually sent to hospitals directly by emergency personnel, and no relatives can immediately arrive at the scene to assist medical personnel in carrying the patients (such as upper and lower examination equipment), and only the auxiliary medical personnel can be temporarily mobilized to assist in carrying. However, in these accidents, the patient is also severely damaged (such as viscera injury and rib fracture), secondary injury may be caused to the patient during the handling process, and the auxiliary medical staff is contraindicated for the factors that may take on medical responsibility, cause disputes between doctors and patients, etc., and is usually under great stress.
Moreover, with the increase in the pace of life and the increase in the aging of the population, the dominant labor in the home is always out. Therefore, when the old in the home needs hospitalization due to illness and accidental injury, the old is not accompanied with the doctor and careless, and is not helped to be carried (up and down inspection equipment or rotating bed), and the problem of daily cure is also raised.
In addition, the mode of relying on manual hand to carry realizes the transport, changes the bed, moves still mainly has following shortcoming:
1. In the aspect of coping with infectious diseases, the manual lifting and carrying can increase the infection risk of contact personnel.
2. The manual lifting and carrying can not achieve the balance of force and speed in the carrying process, and the pain of patients is easy to increase.
Based on this, it is an urgent problem to provide an auxiliary device for transferring patients.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the drawbacks of the background art, the present invention provides an auxiliary device for transporting a patient, comprising:
a sheet for carrying a patient, the sheet having a plurality of hanging rings disposed along an edge;
a support frame that can be fixed to the ground or movable;
A first support arm having a first fixed arm and a first moving arm, the first fixed arm being vertically disposed on the support frame, the first moving arm being vertically movable along the first fixed arm (31);
A second support arm having a second fixed arm and a second movable arm, the second fixed arm being horizontally disposed on the first movable arm, the second movable arm being horizontally movable along the second fixed arm;
The tensioning arm is provided with a plurality of lifting hooks matched with the lifting rings, and can hook all the lifting rings by means of all the lifting hooks so that the bed sheet is in the maximum flattening state.
The support frame of the auxiliary device for transporting the patient can be directly fixed on the ground, is close to a sickbed or a detection table of detection equipment, and can also be designed into a movable form so as to increase the application range. The auxiliary device can adjust the position of the tensioning arm by virtue of the second supporting arm, so that the lifting hook of the tensioning arm hooks all the bedsheet lifting rings, and then the bedsheet is lifted up by the first supporting arm to be placed on the detection table of another sickbed or detection equipment. In this process, no manual handling is required. The first movable arm and the second movable arm can realize uniform motion in a motor driving mode, so that the force in the carrying process is controlled, the pain of a patient is prevented from being increased, and the secondary injury to the patient is avoided.
In some embodiments of the invention, the support frame is movable, and the auxiliary device comprises a telescopic support leg arranged at the bottom of the support frame.
When the support frame provided by the invention can move, the auxiliary device comprises telescopic support legs. This flexible supporting leg can be at the in-process of tensioning arm intercommunication sheet transport disease, and is fixed support frame and ground, avoids because the great support frame that causes of patient weight removes, and then eliminates the potential safety hazard.
In some embodiments of the invention, the aid for transporting a patient comprises a third support arm having a third fixed arm and a third movable arm, the third fixed arm being horizontally disposed on the support frame and being horizontally rotatable relative to the support frame, the third movable arm being horizontally movable along the third fixed arm, the first fixed arm being disposed on the third movable arm.
In order to increase the degree of freedom of the auxiliary device for transferring patients, the third support arm can be arranged on the support frame and can drive the first support arm and the second support arm to rotate in the horizontal plane, so that the tensioning arm arranged on the second support arm can better correspond to the position of the hanging ring on the bed sheet, and the patient can be stably transferred.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the auxiliary device for transferring patients includes a bed fixing upright post disposed on the support frame, a bed disposed on the bed fixing upright post for laying the bed sheet, and the third fixing arm is pivotally connected to the bed fixing upright post.
The auxiliary device for transferring patients can be provided with a bed body, and can be used as a temporary sickbed or a fixed sickbed.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the first fixed arm is pivotally connected to the third movable arm, and the first movable arm is pivotally connected to the second fixed arm, so that the first support arm, the second support arm, and the third support arm can be in a horizontally stacked storage state by mutually pivoting, and the height of the three horizontally stacked storage arms is less than or equal to the height of the bed fixing upright.
In order to save space, the first support arm, the second support arm and the third support arm can be mutually and pivotally accommodated at the bottom of the bed body, so that a patient can freely stand up and lie down, and collision of the support arms or the tensioning arms on the patient is avoided.
In some embodiments of the invention, an end of the first moving arm is bent to form a first bent end; a disc-shaped first pivoting support lower connecting member fixedly disposed on the first bent end; the first rotary support upper connecting piece buckled on the first rotary support lower connecting piece, a first cavity is formed between the first rotary support lower connecting piece and the first rotary support upper connecting piece, the second fixed arm is fixedly arranged on the first rotary support upper connecting piece, the first driven gear is fixedly arranged on the first rotary support upper connecting piece and is positioned in the first cavity, the first motor is fixedly arranged on the first bending end, an output shaft of the first motor penetrates through the first rotary support lower connecting piece to enter the first cavity, the first driving gear is fixedly arranged on the output shaft of the first motor, the first conversion gear is positioned in the first cavity and is respectively meshed with the first driven gear and the first driving gear, the end part of the third movable arm is bent to form a second bending end, the disc-shaped second rotary support lower connecting piece fixedly arranged on the second bending end is positioned in the first cavity, the output shaft of the first motor penetrates through the first rotary support lower connecting piece to enter the first cavity, the first driving gear is fixedly arranged on the output shaft of the first motor, the first conversion gear is positioned in the first cavity and is respectively meshed with the first driving gear, the end part of the third movable arm is bent to form a second bending end, the disc-shaped second rotary support lower connecting piece fixedly arranged on the second bending end is fixedly arranged on the second bending end, the second rotary support lower connecting piece is buckled on the second rotary support upper connecting piece, the second rotary support upper connecting piece is fixedly arranged on the second rotary support upper connecting piece, and is fixedly arranged on the second rotary support upper cavity, and between the first rotary support connecting piece and upper connecting piece and, the output shaft of the second motor passes through the second rotary support lower connecting piece to enter the second cavity, a second driving gear fixedly arranged on the output shaft of the second motor, and a second conversion gear which is positioned in the second cavity and is respectively meshed with the second driven gear and the second driving gear.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the bed body at least includes a first bearing plate fixedly connected to the bed body fixing upright, a second bearing plate pivotally connected to one end of the first bearing plate, a third bearing plate pivotally connected to the other end of the first bearing plate, and the first bearing plate, the second bearing plate, and the third bearing plate can form a seating state by pivoting each other.
When the patient is inconvenient to move and can not directly lie on the bed body, the first bearing plate, the second bearing plate and the third bearing plate of the bed body can be pivoted into a seat state first, so that the patient can sit on the first bearing plate and lean against the third bearing plate. The carrier plates are then pivoted relative to each other into a flat bed position.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the first carrier plate, the second carrier plate, and the third carrier plate are capable of mutually pivoting into a seating state under the drive of an electric cylinder.
In some embodiments of the invention, the first support arm further comprises a first ball screw vertically fixed on the first fixed arm through a first screw positioning bearing, a first moving arm associated with the first ball screw so that the first moving arm can vertically move under the drive of the first ball screw, and a guide bearing arranged on the first moving arm and used for being attached to the first fixed arm.
In some embodiments of the invention, the second support arm further comprises a second ball screw horizontally fixed on the second fixed arm through a second screw positioning bearing, and a second moving arm associated with the second ball screw, so that the second moving arm can horizontally move under the drive of the second ball screw.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the second support arm further includes a positioning plate fixedly disposed at an end of the second moving arm, the positioning plate having a width greater than a width of the second moving arm, a rotation shaft symmetrically disposed on the positioning plate, a suspension arm having a suspension node fixedly disposed on the rotation shaft such that the suspension arm can rotate relative to the second moving arm, and the tension arm is suspended from the suspension arm by the suspension node.
The second support arm of the auxiliary device for transferring patients provided by the invention can be provided with two pivotable suspension arms for suspending a pair of tensioning arms. When the tension arm is not hung, the auxiliary device can be used as a general orthopedic sickbed, and if the injured legs of a patient need to be hung up after plaster is applied, the arm hanging can be used as a hanging point of leg bandages.
In some embodiments of the present invention, the third support arm further comprises a third fixing arm horizontally arranged on the bed fixing upright through a slewing bearing, the third fixing arm can horizontally rotate relative to the bed fixing upright, a third ball screw arranged on the third fixing arm is horizontally fixed through a third screw positioning bearing, and a third moving arm associated with the third ball screw is used for enabling the third moving arm to horizontally move under the driving of the third ball screw.
In some embodiments of the invention, the tensioning arms have at least two, and each of the tensioning arms comprises:
the upper end of the vertical connecting rod is used for being connected with the second movable arm;
the first connecting piece is fixedly arranged at one end of the vertical connecting rod;
the second connecting piece is arranged on the vertical connecting rod in a sliding manner;
The elastic piece is sleeved on the vertical connecting rod and positioned between the first connecting piece and the second connecting piece;
two main arms symmetrically hinged to two ends of the second connecting piece;
the lifting hooks are arranged at the tail ends of the main arms;
and the two ends of the secondary arm are respectively hinged with the main arm and the first connecting piece.
The tensioning arm provided by the invention can be used for tensioning the bed sheet to the maximum flattening state when the body weight of a patient is larger, so that the patient can be stably conveyed to another sickbed or a detection table of detection equipment.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an auxiliary device for transferring patients according to embodiment 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing the structure of a sheet according to embodiment 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of the first support arm of example 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a top cross-sectional view of the first support arm of example 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a side cross-sectional view of a second support arm of example 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 6A is a front cross-sectional view of a second support arm of example 1 of the present invention;
FIG. 6B is a rear cross-sectional view of the second support arm of example 1 of the present invention;
fig. 7A is a schematic view of a hanging structure (accommodated state) of a second support arm in embodiment 1 of the present invention;
Fig. 7B is a schematic view of the suspension structure of the second support arm in embodiment 1 of the present invention (unfolded state);
FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing the structure of a tensioner arm according to embodiment 1 of the present invention;
fig. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of an auxiliary device for transferring patients according to embodiment 2 of the present invention;
Fig. 10 is a schematic structural diagram (working state) of an auxiliary device for transferring patients according to embodiment 2 of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is a schematic view of the structure of a third support arm in embodiment 2 of the present invention;
Fig. 12 is a schematic view of an auxiliary device for transferring patients according to embodiment 3 of the present invention (an unfolded state);
Fig. 13 is a schematic structural diagram (accommodating state) of an auxiliary device for transferring patients according to embodiment 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 14 is a schematic view showing a pivoting mechanism for connecting a first movable arm and a second fixed arm according to embodiment 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 15 is a schematic view showing a pivoting mechanism for connecting a third movable arm and a first fixed arm according to embodiment 3 of the present invention;
fig. 16 is a schematic view of an auxiliary device (seat state) for transferring patients according to embodiment 4 of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. While exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure are shown in the drawings, it should be understood that the present invention may be embodied in various forms and should not be limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the concept of the invention to those skilled in the art.
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1, the auxiliary device for transferring patients provided in this embodiment mainly includes a sheet 1 for carrying patients, a support frame 2, a first support arm 3, a second support arm 4, and a tensioning arm 5.
Referring to fig. 2, the sheet 1 can be laid on a conventional examination apparatus carrying table, temporary bed or fixed bed for carrying a patient. In this embodiment, the sheet 1 has four hanging rings 11 symmetrically arranged, for example, the hanging rings 11 may be arranged adjacent to four corner top corners of the sheet 1. In this embodiment, in order to increase the load-bearing weight of the sheet 1, ribs are provided along the edges and the middle of the sheet 1. In general, the sheet 1 does not contain a metal substance so that it can be applied to an examination apparatus such as CT.
The support 2 can be directly fixed to the ground, or the support 2 can be movable, for example, rollers or pulleys may be provided at the bottom of the support 2.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, the first support arm 3 has a first fixed arm 31 and a first moving arm 32, the first fixed arm 31 being fixedly provided vertically on the support frame 2, the first moving arm 32 being vertically movable along the first fixed arm 31 (in a vertical direction as shown in fig. 1 and 3).
The first support arm 3 in the present embodiment mainly includes a first fixed arm 31, a first moving arm 32, a first screw positioning bearing 33, a first ball screw 34, and a guide bearing 35. Specifically, the first fixing arm 31 is vertically provided on the support frame 2, and both end portions of the first fixing arm 31 are symmetrically provided with vertical grooves. The first moving arm 32 is disposed in the recess and is vertically movable along the first fixed arm 31. Taking the right groove as an example, the first ball screw 34 is vertically fixed on the first fixed arm 31 by a pair of first screw positioning bearings 33, and the first moving arm 32 is associated with the first ball screw 34 (for example, the first moving arm 32 itself has a threaded hole matching the first ball screw 34, or an additional fixed member having a threaded hole matching the first ball screw 34 is connected to the first moving arm 32), and the first moving arm 32 can vertically move along the first fixed arm 31 when the first ball screw 34 rotates. A guide bearing 35 for engaging the first stationary arm 31 may also be provided on the first movable arm 32, so that the guide bearing 35 is used to provide guidance and support for the vertical movement of the first movable arm 32.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that stoppers 36 may be provided at both ends of the first ball screw 34 if necessary to limit the travel of the first moving arm 32.
Based on the above-described structure, it should also be understood by those skilled in the art that the grooves are not necessarily provided in a symmetrical fashion at both ends of the first fixing arm 31, and the grooves may have only one and be provided at the middle of the first fixing arm 31. Or the first fixing arm 31 may be cylindrical, and the grooves may be distributed along the circumference of the first fixing arm 31.
As shown in fig. 5, 6A and 6B, the second support arm 4 has a second fixed arm 41 and a second moving arm 42, the second fixed arm 41 being horizontally fixedly provided on the first moving arm 32, the second moving arm 42 being horizontally movable along the second fixed arm 41 (in the horizontal direction as shown in fig. 1). The second support arm 4 in the present embodiment mainly includes a second fixed arm 41, a second moving arm 42, a second screw positioning bearing 43, and a second ball screw 44. Specifically, the second fixed arm 41 disposed horizontally is fixedly connected to the first movable wall 32 (refer to fig. 3, that is, the second fixed arm 41 can vertically move under the driving of the first movable wall 32). The second ball screw 44 is provided inside the second fixed arm 41 through a pair of second screw positioning bearings 43. The second moving arm 42 is associated with a second ball screw 44 (e.g., the second moving arm 42 itself has a threaded bore that mates with the second ball screw 44, or an additional securing element is attached to the second moving arm 42 that has a threaded bore that mates with the second ball screw 44). When the second ball screw 44 rotates, the second moving arm 42 can move horizontally along the second fixed arm 41.
It should be noted that, as shown in the drawings, the second fixed arm 41 in this embodiment has an open inner space, and the second movable arm 42 is sleeved inside the second fixed arm 41, so as to enable the two to move horizontally (or be called as telescoping motion) with respect to each other. In order to ensure a smoother movement of the second moving arm 42, the inner side of the second fixed arm 41 and the outer side of the second moving arm 42 may be provided with guide bearings 45, respectively. It should be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the second fixing arm 41 is hollow in order to provide the second screw positioning bearing 43, the second ball screw 44, the guide bearing 45, etc. inside thereof, so as to prevent the potential safety hazard caused by the exposure. However, the second fixed arm 41 may be actually designed as a solid arm-like structure, the second ball screw 44 is provided on the outer surface of the second fixed arm 41 through a pair of second screw positioning bearings 43, and the second moving arm 42 is associated with the second ball screw 44. When the second ball screw 44 rotates, the second moving arm 42 can move horizontally along the second fixed arm 41 (i.e., the second fixed arm 41 and the second moving arm 42 are in a stacked up-down positional relationship).
Referring to fig. 7A and 7B, further, the second support arm 4 may further include a positioning plate 46, a rotation shaft 47, a suspension arm 48, and a suspension node 49. The positioning plate 46 is fixedly disposed at the end of the second moving arm 42, and the width of the positioning plate 46 is slightly greater than the width of the second moving arm 42. The rotation shaft 47 is symmetrically disposed at an end of the positioning plate 46 beyond the width of the second moving arm 42. The suspension arm 48 is fixedly provided on the rotation shaft 47 so that the suspension arm 48 can rotate relative to the second moving arm 42. The tensioning arms 5 are suspended by means of suspension nodes 49 provided on the suspension arms 48 (when two tensioning arms 5 are employed, as shown in fig. 1, they are actually in a state of overlapping one after the other).
Referring to fig. 8, the tensioning arm 5 in the present embodiment includes a hook 51, a vertical connecting rod 52, a first connecting member 53, a second connecting member 54, an elastic member 55, a main arm 56, and a sub arm 57. Specifically, the upper end of the vertical connecting rod 52 is used to connect with the second moving arm 42 (specifically, the suspension arm 48 on the second moving arm 42). The first connecting piece 53 is fixedly arranged at the lower end of the vertical connecting rod 52, and the second connecting piece 54 is slidably sleeved on the vertical connecting rod 52. The elastic member 55 is sleeved on the vertical connecting rod 52 and is located between the first connecting member 53 and the second connecting member 54. The two main arms 56 are symmetrically hinged to both ends of the second connecting member 54, and the hooks 51 are fixedly disposed at the ends of the two main arms 56. The secondary arms 57 have two, and both ends of each secondary arm 57 are hinged to the main arm 56 and the first link 53, respectively.
Therefore, in a general state, the second link 54 is held at a certain position on the vertical link 52 by the elastic force of the elastic member 55, and the two main arms 56 have an expansion angle directed obliquely downward. After the hook 51 is engaged with the hanging ring 11 on the bed sheet 1, the first moving arm 32 drives the vertical connecting rod 52 to lift upwards, and the second connecting piece 54 slides downwards to press the elastic piece 55 under the action of gravity of the patient. At this time, the unfolding angle of the two main arms 56 is increased until the maximum unfolding angle is reached, so that the sheet 1 is flattened to the maximum.
Based on the above structure, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the greater the weight of the patient is during the uniform lifting of the first moving arm 32, the greater the compression of the elastic member 55 by the second connecting member 54, the greater the deployment angle of the two main arms 56, and the closer the hook 51 and the hanging ring 11 on the sheet 1 are engaged (similar to a locking structure).
When in use, the bed sheet 1 is laid on the prior examination equipment bearing table, temporary bed or fixed bed, and the patient lies on the bed sheet 1. The first movable arm 32 is vertically lowered, the horizontal position of the tensioning arm 5 arranged above the first movable arm is adjusted by the second movable arm 42, all the hooks 51 of the tensioning arm 5 hook all the hanging rings 11, and the bed sheet 1 is in the maximum flattening state under the tensioning force of the tensioning arm 5. Next, the operator vertically lifts the first moving arm 32 and adjusts the horizontal position of the tension arm 5 provided thereon with the second moving arm 42 so that the tension arm 5 is positioned above another examination apparatus carrying table, temporary bed or fixed bed to which the patient is to be transported. Subsequently, the operator lowers the first movable arm 32 again vertically, placing the sheet 1 together with the patient on another examination apparatus carrying table, temporary bed or stationary bed. Finally, all hooks 51 of the tensioning arm 5 are disengaged from all lifting eyes 11. The operator uses the auxiliary device to carry the patient.
It should be noted that one skilled in the art will appreciate that in some cases, the hanging ring 11 may have more hanging rings and may be symmetrically distributed along the edge of the sheet. The tensioning arm 5 may be provided only one and can be suspended directly from the second moving arm 42 without the aid of the suspension arm 48 and the suspension node 49 described above. At this time, the tensioning arm 5 has more hooks 51, main arms 56 and secondary arms 57 (as long as they are comparable to the number of lifting eyes 11), which can be designed to be distributed circumferentially along the vertical connecting rod 52.
Further, since the support frame 2 is designed to be movable, the present embodiment is provided with telescopic support legs 21 at the bottom of the support frame 2. The telescopic support leg 21 can enable a moving mechanism (such as a roller or a belt wheel) on the support frame 2 to be separated from the ground in the process of lifting a patient, so that the whole auxiliary equipment cannot move in the lifting process, and accidents are avoided.
Example 2
Referring to fig. 9 and 10, this embodiment is different from embodiment 1 in that the auxiliary device for transferring a patient further includes a third support arm 6, a bed fixing column 22, and a bed 7.
Specifically, the bed 7 is fixedly arranged on the support frame 2 through a bed fixing upright 22, and the bed 7 is used for laying the bed sheet 1. The third support arm 6 has a third fixed arm 61 and a third moving arm 62. The third fixing arm 61 is pivotally connected to the bed fixing column 22.
As shown in fig. 11, the third support arm 6 in the present embodiment includes a third fixed arm 61, a third moving arm 62, a slewing bearing 63, a third screw positioning bearing 64, and a third ball screw 65. The third fixing arm 61 is horizontally disposed on the bed fixing column 22 through a pivoting support 63, so that the third fixing arm 61 can horizontally rotate relative to the bed fixing column 22. The third ball screw 65 is provided inside the third fixed arm 61 through a pair of third screw positioning bearings 64. The third moving arm 62 is associated with a third ball screw 65 (e.g., the third moving arm 62 itself has a threaded bore that mates with the third ball screw 65, or an additional securing element is attached to the third moving arm 62 that has a threaded bore that mates with the third ball screw 65). When the third ball screw 65 rotates, the third moving arm 62 can horizontally move along the third fixed arm 61.
Similarly, as shown in the drawings, the third fixed arm 61 in this embodiment has an open inner space, and the third moving arm 62 is sleeved inside the third fixed arm 61, so as to enable the two to move horizontally (or be called as telescoping motion) with respect to each other. In order to ensure a smoother movement of the third moving arm 62, the inner side of the third fixed arm 61 and the outer side of the third moving arm 62 may be provided with guide bearings 66, respectively. It should be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the hollow design of the third fixing arm 61 is to provide the third screw positioning bearing 64, the third ball screw 65, the guide bearing 66, etc. inside thereof to prevent the potential safety hazard caused by the exposure. However, the third fixed arm 61 may be actually designed as a solid arm-like structure, the third ball screw 65 is provided on the outer surface of the third fixed arm 61 through a pair of third screw positioning bearings 64, and the third moving arm 62 is associated with the third ball screw 65. When the third ball screw 65 rotates, the third moving arm 62 can move horizontally along the third fixed arm 61 (i.e., the third fixed arm 61 and the third moving arm 62 are in a vertically stacked positional relationship).
Example 3
Referring to fig. 12 and 13, this embodiment is different from embodiment 2 in that the first fixed arm 31 is pivotally connected to the third movable arm 62, and the first movable arm 32 is pivotally connected to the second fixed arm 41, so that the first support arm 3, the second support arm 4, and the third support arm 6 can be in a horizontally stacked storage state by being mutually pivoted, and the height of the three horizontally stacked bed fixing posts 22 is less than or equal to the height of the bed fixing posts.
Further, referring to fig. 14, an end portion of the first moving arm 32 is bent to form a first bent end 321 (bent 45 degrees), and a disc-shaped (in this embodiment, a disc-shaped) first pivoting support lower link 322 is fixedly disposed on the first bent end 321. The first upper rotating support connecting piece 323 is buckled on the first lower rotating support connecting piece 322, and a first chamber 324 is formed between the first lower rotating support connecting piece 322 and the first upper rotating support connecting piece 323. The second fixing arm 41 is fixedly provided on the first slewing bearing upper link 323 (the second fixing arm 41 is kept in a horizontal state). The first driven gear 325 is fixedly disposed on the first slewing bearing upper link 323 and is located in the first chamber 324. The first motor 326 is fixedly disposed on the first bending end 321, and an output shaft of the first motor 326 passes through the first rotary support lower connecting member 322 and enters the first chamber 324. The first drive gear 327 is fixedly disposed on the output shaft of the first motor 326. A first conversion gear 328 is positioned within the first chamber 324 and engages the first driven gear 325 and the first drive gear 327, respectively, thereby transmitting power from the first drive gear 327 to the first driven gear 325. Based on the above-described structure, the first swing support upper link 323 can be rotated with respect to the first swing support lower link 322 to achieve the stacking of the first support arm 3 and the second support arm 4.
Similarly, referring to fig. 15, the end of the third moving arm 62 is bent to form a second bent end 621 (bent 45 degrees), and a disc-shaped (in this embodiment, a disc-shaped) second pivoting support lower link 622 is fixedly disposed on the second bent end 621. The second upper rotating support connecting member 623 is fastened to the second lower rotating support connecting member 622, and a second chamber 624 is formed between the second lower rotating support connecting member 622 and the second upper rotating support connecting member 623. The first fixing arm 31 described above is fixedly provided on the second slewing bearing upper joint 623 (the first fixing arm 31 is kept in a vertical state). A second driven gear 625 is fixedly disposed on the second swing support upper link 623 and within the second chamber 624. The second motor 626 is fixedly disposed on the second bending end 621, and an output shaft of the second motor 626 passes through the second slewing bearing lower link 622 and enters the second chamber 624. The second drive gear 627 is fixedly disposed on the output shaft of the second motor 626. A second transfer gear 628 is located within the second chamber 624 that engages the second driven gear 625 and the second drive gear 627, respectively, thereby transmitting power from the second drive gear 627 to the second driven gear 625. Based on the above-described structure, the second swing support upper link 623 can be rotated with respect to the second swing support lower link 622 to achieve the stacking of the first support arm 3 and the third support arm 6.
Example 4
Referring to fig. 13, in combination with fig. 16, the present embodiment is different from embodiment 3 in that the bed 7 includes at least a first carrying plate 71, a second carrying plate 72, and a third carrying plate 73. The first carrying plate 71 is fixedly connected with the bed fixing upright 22. The second carrier plate 72 is pivotally connected to one end of the first carrier plate 71. The third loading plate 73 is pivotally connected to the other end of the first loading plate 71. The first, second and third carrier plates 71, 72 and 73 can be pivoted to each other to form a seating state.
Further, the first carrier plate 71, the second carrier plate 72, and the third carrier plate 73 can be mutually pivoted to form a seating state by the driving of the electric cylinder.
Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only intended to illustrate the technical solution of the invention and are not limiting. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that modifications and equivalents may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, which is intended to be covered by the claims.

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1. An auxiliary device for transferring a patient, comprising:
A sheet (1) for carrying a patient, the sheet (1) having a plurality of hanging rings (11) arranged along an edge;
a support frame (2) which can be fixed on the ground or can be moved;
a third support arm (6) having a third fixed arm (61) and a third moving arm (62), the third fixed arm (61) being horizontally disposed on the support frame (2) and being horizontally rotatable with respect to the support frame (2), the third moving arm (62) being horizontally movable along the third fixed arm (61);
A first support arm (3) having a first fixed arm (31) and a first moving arm (32), said first fixed arm (31) being pivotally connected to said third moving arm (62), said first moving arm (32) being vertically movable along said first fixed arm (31);
A second support arm (4) having a second fixed arm (41) and a second moving arm (42), said second fixed arm (41) being pivotally connected to said first moving arm (32), said second moving arm (42) being horizontally movable along said second fixed arm (41);
the first support arm (3), the second support arm (4) and the third support arm (6) can be in a horizontally stacked storage state by mutual pivoting;
The tensioning arm (5) is arranged on the second movable arm (42), the tensioning arm (5) is provided with a plurality of lifting hooks (51) matched with a plurality of lifting rings (11), and the tensioning arm (5) can hook all the lifting rings (11) by means of all the lifting hooks (51) so that the bed sheet (1) is in the maximum flattening state.
2. Auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the support frame (2) is movable, comprising:
And telescopic supporting legs (21) arranged at the bottom of the supporting frame (2).
3. The assistance device for transporting a patient according to claim 2, comprising:
The bed body fixing upright post (22) is arranged on the supporting frame (2);
The bed body (7) is arranged on the bed body fixing upright post (22) and used for paving the bed sheet (1);
the third fixing arm (61) is pivotally connected with the bed body fixing upright post (22).
4. An aid for transporting patients according to claim 3, characterized in that:
The height of the first support arm (3), the second support arm (4) and the third support arm (6) after being horizontally stacked is smaller than or equal to the height of the bed body fixing upright post (22).
5. The auxiliary device for transporting patients according to claim 4, wherein:
an end of the first movable arm (32) is bent to form a first bending end (321);
a disc-shaped first pivoting support lower connecting piece (322) fixedly arranged on the first bending end (321);
The first rotary support upper connecting piece (323) is buckled on the first rotary support lower connecting piece (322), a first cavity (324) is formed between the first rotary support lower connecting piece (322) and the first rotary support upper connecting piece (323), and the second fixing arm (41) is fixedly arranged on the first rotary support upper connecting piece (323);
a first driven gear (325) fixedly disposed on the first slewing bearing upper link (323), the first driven gear (325) being located within the first chamber (324);
A first motor (326) fixedly arranged on the first bending end (321), wherein an output shaft of the first motor (326) passes through the first rotary support lower connecting piece (322) and enters the first chamber (324);
A first drive gear (327) fixedly disposed on an output shaft of the first motor (326);
A first conversion gear (328) within the first chamber (324) that engages the first driven gear (325) and the first drive gear (327), respectively;
an end of the third moving arm (62) is bent to form a second bending end (621);
A disc-shaped second pivoting support lower link (622) fixedly provided on the second bending end (621);
The second rotary support upper connecting piece (623) is buckled on the second rotary support lower connecting piece (622), a second cavity (624) is formed between the second rotary support lower connecting piece (622) and the second rotary support upper connecting piece (623), and the first fixing arm (31) is fixedly arranged on the second rotary support upper connecting piece (623);
A second driven gear (625) fixedly disposed on the second slewing bearing upper link (623), the second driven gear (625) being located within the second chamber (624);
A second motor (626) fixedly arranged on the second bending end (621), wherein an output shaft of the second motor (626) passes through the second rotary support lower connecting piece (622) and enters the second cavity (624);
a second drive gear 627 fixedly provided on an output shaft of the second motor 626;
a second transition gear (628) within the second chamber (624) that engages the second driven gear (625) and the second drive gear (627), respectively.
6. An auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 3, characterized in that the bed (7) comprises at least:
the first bearing plate (71) is fixedly connected with the bed body fixing upright post (22);
A second carrier plate (72) pivotally connected to one end of the first carrier plate (71);
A third carrier plate (73) pivotally connected to the other end of the first carrier plate (71);
The first carrier plate (71), the second carrier plate (72) and the third carrier plate (73) can be pivoted to each other to form a seating state.
7. The assistance device for transporting a patient according to claim 6, wherein:
The first carrier plate (71), the second carrier plate (72) and the third carrier plate (73) can mutually pivot to form a seat state under the drive of an electric cylinder.
8. The auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the first support arm (3) further comprises:
A first ball screw (34) provided on the first fixed arm (31) is vertically fixed by a first screw positioning bearing (33);
A first moving arm (32) associated with the first ball screw (34) so that the first moving arm (32) can move vertically under the drive of the first ball screw (34);
And a guide bearing (35) which is arranged on the first movable arm (32) and is used for being attached to the first fixed arm (31).
9. Auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 1, characterized in that the second support arm (4) further comprises:
A second ball screw (44) horizontally fixed to the second fixed arm (41) through a second screw positioning bearing (43);
a second moving arm (42) associated with the second ball screw (44) so that the second moving arm (42) can move horizontally under the drive of the second ball screw (44).
10. The auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 9, characterized in that the second support arm (4) further comprises:
A positioning plate (46) fixedly arranged at the end part of the second moving arm (42), wherein the width of the positioning plate (46) is larger than that of the second moving arm (42);
a rotation shaft (47) symmetrically provided on the positioning plate (46);
A suspension arm (48) having a suspension node (49) fixedly arranged on the rotation shaft (47) such that the suspension arm (48) can rotate relative to the second movement arm (42);
The tensioning arm (5) is suspended from the suspension arm (48) by means of the suspension node (49).
11. An auxiliary device for transferring patients according to claim 3, characterized in that the third support arm (6) further comprises:
a third fixing arm (61) horizontally arranged on the bed fixing upright (22) through a slewing bearing (63), wherein the third fixing arm (61) can horizontally rotate relative to the bed fixing upright (22);
a third ball screw (65) horizontally fixed to the third fixed arm (61) through a third screw positioning bearing (64);
And a third moving arm (62) associated with the third ball screw (65) so that the third moving arm (62) can horizontally move under the drive of the third ball screw (65).
12. The auxiliary device for transporting patients according to any one of claims 1-11, characterized in that the tensioning arms (5) have at least two and each tensioning arm (5) comprises:
a vertical connecting rod (52) with the upper end connected with the second movable arm (42);
A first connecting piece (53) fixedly arranged at one end of the vertical connecting rod (52);
a second connecting piece (54) slidingly arranged on the vertical connecting rod (52);
An elastic piece (55) sleeved on the vertical connecting rod (52) and positioned between the first connecting piece (53) and the second connecting piece (54);
two main arms (56) symmetrically hinged to both ends of the second connecting member (54);
A hook (51) provided at the end of each of the main arms (56);
And a secondary arm (57) with both ends respectively hinged with the main arm (56) and the first connecting piece (53).
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