JP2021137136A - Care u-shaped auxiliary stand - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a body-mounting stand that enables care wiping, diaper change and sheet change by a care-giver after moving a care-receiver from a bed on the body-mounting stand.SOLUTION: The body-mounting stand is provided in which a body receiver 1c is installed to a body-receiving base 1a, and a leg receiver 2a and a head receiver 3a are installed to the body receiver, respectively, by using hinges, and casters 6 are provided in traverse struts and the lower part, and further vertical struts 5a are installed to support the struts. In the body-mounting stand, the body receiver, the leg receiver and the head receiver installed to the body-receiving base are installed by using the hinges in an opening/closing manner, and thereby an opening buttock part 8 formed by the body receiver and the leg receiver is provided. Consequently, a severe care-receiver is moved from the top of the bed to the body-mounting stand, and a constant space is secured between the bed and the auxiliary stand, and thereby the wiping/cleaning and the diaper change/sheet change can be performed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to an auxiliary table that supports nursing care, bed bathing, changing diapers, and changing sheets for a person requiring severe care.

When the stage of the person requiring long-term care who needs the long-term care assistive device is severe, the prior art of the long-term care cleaning diaper changing auxiliary stand (Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2012-130590) is open to the public.
Patent Document 1 has the advantage that it has new ideas that conventional nursing care equipment does not have and labor is reduced. However, this nursing care device has the improvement that it gives a feeling of oppression because the horizontal support of the auxiliary stand and the body mount cover the care recipient, causing anxiety and fear.
The number of people requiring long-term care will continue to increase, and the stage of long-term care will progress year by year, so the work of long-term care will become even more burdensome. There is a demand for long-term care devices that can reduce caregiver fatigue and are easy to use, such as auxiliary stands and auxiliary devices that reduce the burden of labor as much as possible.

At the stage of severe long-term care, it is necessary to assist the labor-intensive work in order to reduce the fatigue of long-term care and protect the long-term caregiver and the long-term care recipient.
Severe care recipients on the bed need full assistance in their daily lives, such as cleaning care work and changing diapers. It is also necessary to consider the mental burden that long-term care equipment puts on people requiring long-term care. Helping caregivers to clean, change diapers, and change sheets on the bed poses even more difficult problems.

An object of the present invention is to solve the problem in the nursing care work and to provide an auxiliary table that can be easily used and is easy to care for a person requiring severe care.

The present invention can be combined with a bed equipped with an elevating device for long-term care so that even a person requiring long-term care can be allowed to clean, change diapers, change sheets, etc. on the bed. Is.

JP2012-130590A

The problem to be solved is to lift the weight of the long-term care recipient to assist the long-term care recipient's daily life, and to assist in cleaning and changing omelets. Changing and changing sheets is hard work without the cooperation of multiple caregivers. An object of the present invention is to solve the problem that the care recipient cannot lift the weight of the care recipient by himself / herself to clean, change diapers, or change sheets.
In addition, it is noted that it is lighter in weight, easy to use, easy to disassemble and assemble, and easy to replace parts.

The present invention lifts the weight of the care recipient on the bed by the caregiver's sole force, and enables assistive work of cleaning, changing omelets, and changing sheets for the care recipient, so that the bed with an elevating device can be used. The most important feature is to lift the person requiring long-term care in the direction perpendicular to the bed and provide a certain space between the bed and the auxiliary table to provide long-term care. Attach the fuselage support on the fuselage mount to be provided on the auxiliary stand to the body support base with a hinge, attach the leg support and the head support to the body support with a hinge, attach the vertical support to the horizontal support, and attach the vertical support to the lower part of the vertical and horizontal support. Even if there is only one caregiver, the care recipient can be moved from the bed to the torso mount by changing the care cleaning omelet on the auxiliary stand that is provided with casters to support the support. It can be used for changing wipes and omelets.
As a solution, in an auxiliary stand in which casters are provided at the bottom of the vertical and horizontal columns to support the columns, a fuselage mount is provided at the base of the fuselage, and a torso support and a head support are attached with a hinge to the fuselage support. The body support is attached to the body support base assembled to the vertical support in the auxiliary stand, and the leg support and head support are attached to the body support so that they can be opened and closed with a hinge, and a body mount that is in a horizontal state is provided. In addition, the fuselage mount of the auxiliary stand is provided with an open buttocks formed by leveling the fuselage support, which secures a work space for one-sided care so that care work such as cleaning can be performed. U-shaped auxiliary stand.

The auxiliary table of the present invention is provided with an elevating device that can adjust the height of the upper surface of the bed up and down in order to move the person requiring nursing care from the upper surface of the bed onto the upper body mounting table and care for the person requiring nursing care. It needs to be able to be used in combination with the bed, and the height of the bed is raised until it touches the underside of the body mount by operating the lifting device, and the care recipient is moved from the bed to the body mount. After that, the bed is lowered to secure a certain space between the bed and the auxiliary table, and there is an advantage that the bed can be cleaned and the sheets can be changed.
In addition, by making the auxiliary table U-shaped, one-sided care can be performed and the weight can be reduced, and when using the U-shaped auxiliary table, it is necessary to bring the auxiliary table closer to the person requiring nursing care from the side of the bed. Eliminate the feeling of oppression on the caregiver's assist bed.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of an oblique diagram showing an implementation method of an auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a front view showing an implementation method of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a side view showing an implementation method of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a plan view showing an implementation method of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a cross section AA, a cross section BB, and a cross section CC showing an implementation method of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a plane in which the order of movement of the auxiliary pedestal in the implementation of the auxiliary pedestal is indicated by arrows. (Example 1) FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a rear view showing the direction of the feet of a person requiring long-term care who is lying on the bed by opening the long-term care diaper for opening and closing in the implementation of the auxiliary table. In long-term care work, cleaning and cleaning will be carried out from here. (Example 1) FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of a side-lying state in which the care recipient on the bed is rotated 90 degrees to the right when viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 9 is an explanatory view of a state in which the care-requiring person lying on the side, in which the auxiliary table is moved onto the bed and the brake is turned on, is viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 10 is an explanatory view of a state in which the bed is raised until it comes into contact with the lower side of the fuselage mounting table in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 11 is an explanatory view of a supine state in which the care recipient is rotated 90 degrees to the left when viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 12 is an explanatory view of a lateral decubitus state in which the care recipient is rotated 90 degrees to the left when viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 13 is an explanatory view of a state in which the bed is lowered to form a space under the fuselage mount in the implementation of the auxiliary stand. At this point, the used diapers are on the bed, and the care recipient and the diapers are separated. It is also possible to use this space for cleaning, cleaning, and changing sheets. Replace the diapers and set the new diapers on the bed. (Example 1). FIG. 14 is an explanatory view of a state in which the bed is raised until it comes into contact with the lower side of the fuselage mounting table in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 15 is an explanatory view of a supine state in which the care recipient is rotated 90 degrees to the right when viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 16 is an explanatory view of a lateral decubitus state in which the care recipient is rotated 90 degrees to the right when viewed from the feet in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 17 is an explanatory view of a state in which the bed is lowered and the care recipient is separated from the fuselage mount in the implementation of the auxiliary stand. (Example 1) FIG. 18 is an explanatory view of a state in which the auxiliary table is moved from the bed with the brake of the auxiliary table turned off in the implementation of the auxiliary table. (Example 1) FIG. 19 shows the implementation of the auxiliary table, in which the care recipient is turned 90 degrees to the left when viewed from his feet to lie on his back and a new diaper is attached. (Example 1) FIG. 20 is an enlarged view of the vertical support and the fuselage receiving base in the implementation of the auxiliary stand. It is explanatory drawing which shows that the fuselage receiving base part can be attached and detached to a vertical support. (Example 1)

The purpose of the caregiver is to move the care recipient from the top of the bed to the auxiliary table and change the cleaning omelet to the care recipient, reducing the labor of the caregiver and causing pain for the care recipient. Realized without.

FIG. 1 is an oblique view showing the configuration of one embodiment of the nursing care U-shaped auxiliary table of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 to 15 are the same as those of FIGS. 2 to 5.
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a nursing care procedure in which the nursing care U-shaped auxiliary table of the present invention is moved onto the bed, and the care recipient is moved onto the auxiliary table for cleaning and changing diapers and sheets. 9 is the same as in FIGS. 7 to 19.
Explaining the names of each part, 1a is the body receiving base, 1c is the body receiving, 2a is the leg receiving, 3a is the head receiving, 4 is the hinge, 5a is the vertical support, 5b is the horizontal support, and 6 is with the brake. Swivel casters, 7 is reinforcement, 8 is open buttock, 9 is bed, 10 is urethane sponge, 11 is synthetic plate, 12 is square steel pipe, 13a13b13c is reinforced horizontal support, 14 is round steel pipe, 15 is synthetic leather ..

In the embodiment of the care U-shaped auxiliary stand, a vertical support 5a is provided on the horizontal support 5b having a universal caster 6 with a brake at the lower part of the horizontal support, and the vertical support is reinforced by the support 13a13b13c, and the body base 1a is attached to the vertical support. The vertical support 5a and the body receiving base 1a are connected and reinforced by the reinforcing material 7, and the body receiving 1c is attached to the body receiving base, and the leg receiving 2a and the head receiving 3a are attached to the body receiving by the hinge 4. The leg support 2a and the head support 3a are attached to the body support 1c so as to be opened and closed by the hinge 4 on the body mount.
When the body support, the leg support, and the head support are opened with hinges to form the body mount on a flat surface, the open buttock portion 8 is formed by the body support 1c and the leg support 2a provided on the body support base.
The shape of the opening buttock 8 is specified, and the distance between the attachment positions of the leg supports is specified according to the shape. The opening buttock portion 8 can be provided on the body mount to secure a working space and facilitate nursing care work such as cleaning. The caregiver will move the severely in need of care from the bed onto the torso mount to perform such care work.

In order for the caregiver to use the care U-shaped auxiliary stand according to the embodiment, the bed used for the care recipient is equipped with a height adjustment device, and the height of the bed can be freely adjusted. It is necessary to be able to use the embodiments of the present invention in combination with a bed having a height adjusting function thereof.

If the procedure used by the caregiver to clean the care recipient or change diapers using the auxiliary platform of the embodiment is explained, the care recipient can be moved from the bed to the body mount and the auxiliary platform can be used. The space formed between the opening buttock 8 and the upper surface of the bed and the body mount can be used for cleaning, and diapers and sheets can be changed.

As shown in FIG. 9, the care recipient is lying on the bed in front of the auxiliary table. The bed is equipped with an elevating device, and the caregiver moves the auxiliary table directly above the bed with the flexible casters 6 with brakes to fix it so that the care recipient is on the right side of the auxiliary table when viewed from the feet. do.

FIG. 10 shows a state in which the care-requiring person lying on the bed is lifted by operating the lifting device. The caregiver operates the lifting device to move the care recipient upward to the torso mount (body receiver 1c, leg receiver 2a, head receiver 3a) located directly above the bed 9 on which the care recipient is lying down. Position the care recipient at the height of the torso mount.

The procedure for the caregiver to place the care recipient on the body mount will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 to 12. As shown in FIG. 11, the care-requiring person is rotated 90 degrees to be in a supine state, and further, as shown in FIG. 12, the care-requiring person who is lying on his / her back is rotated half a turn to cause the care-requiring person to lie down.

As shown in FIG. 13, the bed elevating device is operated and lowered to form a space under the fuselage mount. This space can be used for cleaning and changing diapers and sheets.
Through such a procedure, the caregiver has the effect of reducing the labor of caregiving and providing close care support to the care recipient. When the care recipient finishes cleaning, cleaning the butt, changing diapers and changing sheets and can get off the bed from the body mount, the caregiver can use the above procedure as shown in FIGS. 14 to 19. By performing the reverse procedure, the care recipient can be laid on the bed.
In addition, the auxiliary stand can be stored near the bed by reversing the procedure shown in FIG.

In the embodiment of FIG. 5, the structure of the fuselage mount is shown by the cross section AA, the cross section BB, and the cross section CC of the auxiliary base, and the fuselage mount is the fuselage base 1a, the fuselage receiver 1c, and the leg receiver provided on the vertical column 5a. It consists of 2a and 3a head support. Explaining in the cross section AA shown in FIG. 5, the fuselage mount is provided with a square steel pipe 12 and a round steel pipe 14, on which a synthetic plate material 11 and a urethane sponge 10 and a synthetic leather 15 are placed on the synthetic plate material 11. It is laid to protect the person requiring care from coming into direct contact with the square steel pipe 12 and the round steel pipe 14. In this way, the body receiver 1c, the leg receiver 2a, and the head receiver 3a are configured. Since each of them is attached so as to rotate with a hinge, the function of folding each part of the fuselage mount as shown in FIG. 6 is useful for widely using the bedroom in which the auxiliary stand is placed.

In order to reduce the effort of caring for a severely ill caregiver, it was not possible to have multiple caregivers clean, clean the butt, or change sheets without mutual assistance. However, the caregiver can perform the care work by using the space formed between the upper surface of the bed and the body mount by the auxiliary table of the present invention, and the caregiver can perform the care work, and the auxiliary table of the embodiment can be used for cleaning. It can also be applied to cleaning the torso and changing diapers and sheets.

1a Body receiver base 1c Body receiver
2a leg support
3a head receiver 4 hinge
5a Vertical support, 5b Horizontal support 6 Swivel caster with brake 7 Reinforcing material 8 Opening buttock 9 Bed 10 Urethane sponge 11 Synthetic plate material 12 Square steel pipe 13a, 13b, 13c Reinforcing horizontal steel pipe 14 Round steel pipe 15 Synthetic leather

In the embodiment of FIG. 5, the structure of the fuselage mount is shown by the cross section AA, the cross section BB, and the cross section CC of the auxiliary base, and the fuselage mount is the fuselage base 1a, the fuselage receiver 1c, and the leg receiver provided on the vertical column 5a. It consists of 2a and 3a head support. Explaining in the cross section BB shown in FIG. 5, the fuselage mount is provided with a square steel pipe 12 and a round steel pipe 14, on which a synthetic plate material 11 and a urethane sponge 10 and a synthetic leather 15 are placed on the synthetic plate material 11. It is laid to protect the person requiring care from coming into direct contact with the square steel pipe 12 and the round steel pipe 14. In this way, the body receiver 1c, the leg receiver 2a, and the head receiver 3a are configured. Since each of them is attached so as to rotate with a hinge, the function of folding each part of the fuselage mount as shown in FIG. 6 is useful for widely using the bedroom in which the auxiliary stand is placed.

The present invention lifts the weight of the care recipient on the bed by the caregiver's sole force, and enables assistive work of cleaning, changing omelets, and changing sheets for the care recipient, so that the bed with an elevating device can be used. The most important feature is to lift the person requiring long-term care in the direction perpendicular to the bed and provide a certain space between the bed and the auxiliary table to provide long-term care. Attach the fuselage support on the fuselage mount to be provided on the auxiliary stand to the body support base with a hinge, attach the leg support and the head support to the body support with a hinge, attach the vertical support to the horizontal support, and attach the vertical support to the lower part of the vertical and horizontal support. Even if there is only one caregiver, the care recipient can be moved from the bed to the torso mount by changing the care cleaning omelet on the auxiliary stand that is provided with casters to support the support. It can be used for changing wipes and omelets.
As a solution, in an auxiliary table which is to support the post is provided with casters at the bottom of the vertical and horizontal struts, the body receiving the body receiving the base, a body mounting base formed by attaching a Ashi受and Atama受hinged to the body receiving In the provided auxiliary stand, the fuselage support is attached to the body support base assembled to the vertical support, and the leg support and head support are attached to the body support so that they can be opened and closed with a hinge, and a body mount that is in a horizontal state is provided. .. In addition, the body mount of the auxiliary stand is provided with an open buttock, which is a small space as shown in Fig. 1-8 of the drawing, so that the buttock of the body receiver can be easily cleaned and washed to secure a work space for one-sided care. A U-shaped auxiliary stand that is characterized by facilitating long-term care work such as cleaning.
The U-shape of the nursing care U-shaped auxiliary stand, which is the name of the invention, is named from the place where the outer shape seen from the left side side in Fig. 1 of the drawing is U-shaped. To explain one-sided long-term care, in the long-term care work using the long-term care U-shaped auxiliary stand, the person requiring long-term care is moved to the torso mount as shown in Fig. 9 to Fig. 17 of the drawing to perform the long-term care work. The U-shaped nursing care stand uses half the space of the bed, and the shape of the body mount also considers the size of one side of the bed, so the nursing care assistance work is centered on one side of the bed.

FIG. 1 is an oblique view showing the configuration of one embodiment of the nursing care U-shaped auxiliary table of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 to 15 are the same as those of FIGS. 2 to 5.
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a nursing care procedure in which the nursing care U-shaped auxiliary table of the present invention is moved onto the bed, and the care recipient is moved onto the auxiliary table for cleaning and changing diapers and sheets. 9 is the same as in FIGS. 7 to 19.
Explaining the names of each part, 1a is the body receiving base, 1c is the body receiving, 2a is the leg receiving, 3a is the head receiving, 4 is the hinge, 5a is the vertical support, 5b is the horizontal support, and 6 is with the brake. Swivel casters, 7 is reinforcement, 8 is open buttock, 9 is bed, 10 is urethane sponge, 11 is synthetic plate, 12 is square steel pipe, 13a13b13c is reinforced horizontal support, 14 is round steel pipe, 15 is synthetic leather ..
To give a supplementary explanation of the fuselage mount, as shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 6, the fuselage mount is attached to the fuselage receiving base with hinges, and is formed by a head support, a body support, and a leg support. Each can be opened and closed with a hinge and can be folded. Care work is performed by placing the head of the person requiring long-term care on the head support, the torso on the body support, and the legs on the leg support. As shown in Fig. 6, the long-term care U-shaped auxiliary stand can be stored in the bedroom that cares for the care recipient without taking up space.

Claims (3)

Casters are provided on the horizontal column and its lower part, vertical columns are attached, the horizontal columns and vertical columns are assisted by reinforcing horizontal columns, and the fuselage base and vertical columns are connected by reinforcing materials to connect the fuselage base to the fuselage receiving base. , The torso support, the head support, and the leg support are attached to the torso support with hinges to support them. It features one-sided care that has an open leg on the torso mount that is moved from above and a certain space between the bed and the auxiliary table so that it can be cleaned and washed and the sheets can be changed. Nursing U-shaped auxiliary stand. The bed has a body support that can be opened and closed by attaching the body support and the head support and leg support attached to the body support to the base of the body support with hinges so that the bedroom can be widely used with an auxiliary stand that has a foldable function. The care U-shaped auxiliary table according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary table can be taken in and out from the side of the bed to facilitate the operation of the auxiliary table. The body support base and the vertical support are connected with a reinforcing material, and the body support can be attached and detached to the vertical support with a hinge. The head support and leg support attached to the body support can be opened and closed. The care U-shaped auxiliary stand according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized by having a body mount to be attached.

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