JP3129819U - Posture change aids to prevent bedsores - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a postural change assisting tool for preventing bedsores that can be used without any improvement on a bed or the like and can be worn and operated by a caregiver alone.
SOLUTION: Position holding belts 11a and 11b are projected from four corners of an auxiliary tool main body 10 formed of a flexible material such as cloth or a plastic sheet, and a locking metal fitting 16 is provided at the tip. The assisting tool main body 10 is laid under the sleeping person, the locking bracket 16 of one body posture holding belt 11a is engaged with the bed frame 3, and the locking bracket 16 of the other body posture holding belt 11b is engaged with the side frame of the bed. Engage with the body 5 to change the position of the sleeping person as appropriate. The locking metal fitting 16 is an S-shaped metal fitting that is detachably provided at the tips of the body posture holding belts 11a and 11b. The body position holding belts 11 a and 11 b are provided with a plurality of annular bodies 14, and a locking position with the locking metal fitting 16 can be selected.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a postural change assisting tool for preventing bed slipping, and more particularly to a conversion assisting tool that can easily convert the position of a person who has been bedridden for a long time into either the left or right direction.

  Conventionally, sleeping position change devices for preventing bed slipping of a bedridden person are known from Patent Documents 1 and 2, and those that can be used simply by being inserted into a sleeping person's back or the like are disclosed in Patent Document 3. Is known by.

  Since the bed slippage prevention devices described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are both those in which the sleeping position conversion structure is incorporated in the bed, in order to use the floor displacement prevention device, a bed incorporating the conversion structure is used. There was inconvenience that we had to introduce it.

  Further, the bed slip prevention device described in Patent Document 3 is not a mechanical device, but is inserted into the back of the sleeping person to fix the posture, but when the sleeping person does not have the power to change his / her position himself / herself There was a problem that the caregiver could not wear alone.

  A bedridden symptom of a sleeping person occurs when the person has been bedridden for a long time due to illness treatment, etc., and as a result, the ability to turn over to the sleeping person becomes poor or completely disappeared. It is desirable that the device or device for preventing the device is as simple as possible if it is a device and is supplied inexpensively, and if it is a device, the caregiver can wear and install it alone. It is desirable to be able to operate.

JP 2002-78755 A JP 2003-310667 A JP 2004-105664 A

  An object of the present invention is to provide a posture change assisting tool for preventing bed slipping that can be used without any improvement on a bed or the like and that can be worn and operated by a caregiver alone.

  The first of the means for solving the problem is that a posture holding belt is protruded from the four corners of the auxiliary tool mainly formed of a flexible material such as a cloth or a plastic sheet, and a locking bracket is provided at the tip of the posture holding belt. The assisting device main body is laid under the sleeping person, the locking member of one body posture holding belt is engaged with the bed frame body, and the locking member of the other body posture holding belt is engaged with the side frame of the bed. It is characterized in that the position of the sleeping person is appropriately changed by engaging with the body.

  The second of the solving means is the first of the solving means. It is characterized by comprising a slave belt which is sewn to the main belt and whose V-shaped tip is sewn to the periphery of the auxiliary tool main body.

  A third solving means is the posture holding belt according to the first or second solving means, wherein the posture holding belt is provided with a plurality of annular bodies, and the position holding belt is selected by selecting a locking position with the locking metal fitting. It is characterized in that the substantial length of the can be adjusted.

  According to a fourth aspect of the solution means, in the first of the solution means, the locking metal fitting is an S-shaped metal fitting, which is detachably provided at the tip of the body position holding belt.

  In the first aspect of the present invention, the posture change assisting tool is laid under the sleeping person, the locking member of one posture holding belt is engaged with the bed frame of the bed, the other posture holding belt is pulled up, and the posture holding belt is attached to the posture holding belt. The position of the sleeping person can be easily converted by engaging the provided metal fitting with the side frame of the bed, and the caregiver can change the position of the sleeping person alone.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the body posture holding belt is provided with a V-shaped slave belt at the base end portion of the main belt, the pulling force is applied to the entire side edge portion of the auxiliary tool main body during the pulling up operation of the body posture holding belt. Since the assisting device main body is not biased by being added, it is possible to change the body posture without giving the bedridden discomfort.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the posture holding belt is provided with a plurality of annular bodies, it is possible to select the mounting position of the locking metal fittings and thereby convert the posture into a preferred posture according to the size of the sleeping person. Is.

    According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the locking metal fitting is an S-shaped metal fitting and is detachable from the body posture holding belt, it can be attached after the body posture changing aid is laid under the sleeping person. However, it can be easily handled.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a deployed state of a posture change assisting device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the posture change assisting device is mounted on a bed, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a use state of the posture change assisting device. FIG.

  In FIG. 1, the posture change assisting tool 1 includes an assisting tool main body 10 and a posture holding belt 11 that protrudes from four corners of the assisting tool main body 10. Here, the auxiliary tool main body 10 has a rectangular shape in plan view, and is formed of a flexible material such as a cloth or a plastic sheet. The body posture holding belt 11 has a main belt 12 projecting in a direction perpendicular to the peripheral edge of the auxiliary tool main body 10 and a V-shaped plan view, and a V-shaped base end portion is sewn to the main belt 12. It consists of a slave belt 13 in which the leading end of the character is sewn to the peripheral edge of the auxiliary tool main body 10.

  The body posture holding belt 11 is formed with a plurality of annular bodies 14 from the position where the slave belt 13 is provided to the tip. The annular body 14 was formed by inserting perforations 15 in the transverse direction with a double belt member. Each of the annular bodies 14 is for detachably mounting the locking metal fitting 16. In the embodiment, the locking metal fitting 16 is a metal fitting commonly called an S-shaped ring and has an S-shape in plan view.

  Since the body posture holding belt 11 is provided in parallel in the longitudinal direction of the auxiliary tool main body 10, the adjacent ones are distinguished from each other by attaching "a" and "b".

  In the embodiment, the size of the auxiliary tool main body 10 is 75 cm long and 70 cm wide. By the way, the torso length of adult boys is 78 cm on average, and the torso length of adult girls is 68 cm on average. Become. Further, the length of the body posture holding belt 11 is 35 cm from the edge portion to the tip end of the auxiliary tool main body 10, and three annular bodies 14 are formed between the attachment portion of the slave belt 13 and the tip end.

  With reference to FIG. 2, the procedure for mounting the postural change assisting tool 1 on the bed 2 will be described. Although the legs of the bed 2 are not shown, a mat 4 is placed on the bed frame 3, and the side frame 5 is provided on the bed frame 3 to prevent a sleeping person from falling off. ing. Here, the bed frame body 3 is preferably formed in a U-shaped or L-shaped cross section so that the locking metal fitting 16 can be engaged, and the side rail body 5 is connected to the bed frame body 3. It is desirable to be detachably attached.

  The postural change assisting tool 1 is provided with the fittings 16 attached to the annular bodies 14 of all the posture holding belts 11 (in the drawing, the fittings 16 are attached to the most advanced annular body 14). Each locking bracket 16 of the body posture holding belt 11a provided in the front-rear direction of the side edge portion of the assisting device 1 is engaged with the bed frame 3 so that the portion of the assisting device main body 10 is expanded (see FIG. 2). ).

  In the present invention, when the posture change assisting tool 1 is required, there is usually a sleeping person such as a sick person in the bed. In this case, the sleeping person is turned sideways and then the posture is changed under the sleeping person. It is preferable to lay the auxiliary tool main body 10 as the auxiliary tool 1.

  Next, the procedure for changing the sleeping position of a sleeping person will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 2, it is assumed that the sleeping person is sleeping on the developed auxiliary tool main body 10 in a supine state. A sleeping person is sleeping on the assisting device main body 10 and each locking bracket 16 of one posture holding belt 11a is engaged with the bed frame 3, but the other posture holding belt 11b and locking bracket 16 are engaged. Since the patient is in a free state, the caregiver pulls up the sleeping person so that the sleeping person is turned sideways by holding the posture holding belt 11b in the free state.

  Since the body position holding belts 11a and 11b are provided with the V-shaped slave belt 13 at the base end portion of the main belt 12, the entire region of the side edge of the assisting device main body 10 when the body position holding belt 11b is pulled up. Since the auxiliary force main body 10 is not biased by applying a tensile force to the body, it is possible to change the posture without giving the bedridden discomfort.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 3, when each of the locking brackets 16 attached to the raised body posture support belt 11 b is engaged with the side fence body 5, the sleeping person is turned sideways and maintains the sideways posture. Can do. If the position of the annular body 14 to which the locking metal fitting 16 is attached is changed, the sleeping posture of the sleeping person can be adjusted.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the arm of the sleeper is restrained together with the body. Therefore, when this posture is cramped, the arm can be brought out of the posture support belt 11b to be in a free state. However, when it is better to fix the arm for the treatment of infusion or the like, the posture of the arm can be fixed by using a small-sized posture change assisting tool. In addition, it becomes possible to fix not only the arm part but also the waist part or the leg part individually by using a miniaturized posture change aid together. Therefore, the posture change assisting tool 1 is not limited to the size described as the embodiment, and can be formed in various sizes.

  The position change assisting device of the present invention can change the position of a sleeping person alone by a caregiver, so it can prevent bed slipping of a sleeping person who has been bedridden for a long time due to illness, etc., and can be used as a care product Is something that can be done.

The perspective view which shows the expansion | deployment state of a body-position conversion auxiliary tool. The perspective view which shows the state which mounted | wore the bed with the postural change assistance tool. The perspective view which shows the use condition of a body-position conversion auxiliary tool.

Explanation of symbols

1 Position change aid 1
2 Bed 3 Bed frame 4 Mat 5 Side fence 10 Auxiliary body 10
11 Position Position Belt 12 Main Belt 13 Sub Belt 14 Annular Body 15 Perforation 16 Locking Bracket

Claims (4)

  Position support belts (11) project from the four corners of the auxiliary tool main body (10) formed of a flexible material such as cloth or a plastic sheet, and a locking metal fitting (16) is attached to the tip of the position support belt. The assisting device main body is laid under the sleeping person, the locking member of one posture holding belt is engaged with the bed frame, and the locking member of the other posture holding belt is attached to the bed side. A position change assisting tool for preventing bed slipping, wherein the position of a sleeping person is changed as appropriate by engaging with a body frame.   The body posture holding belt (11) includes a main belt (12) projecting in a direction perpendicular to the peripheral edge of the auxiliary tool main body (10) and a V-shaped plan view, and a V-shaped base end is sewn to the main belt. The posture change assisting tool for preventing bed slip according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a slave belt (13) having a V-shaped tip portion sewn on the periphery of the assisting tool main body.   The body posture holding belt (11) is provided with a plurality of annular bodies (14), and the substantial length of the body posture holding belt can be adjusted by selecting a locking position with the locking metal fitting (16). The posture change assisting tool for preventing bed slip according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it is made.   The posture change assist for preventing bed slip according to claim 1, wherein the locking metal fitting (16) is an S-shaped metal fitting, and is detachably provided at the tip of the posture holding belt (11). Ingredients.

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