CN204932183U - Walking aid - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a rehabilitation device, in particular a walking aid, which solves the problem of inconvenient and unsafe placing of the infusion bag when patients treated with intravenous infusion use the walking aid. The technical solution adopted is: a walker, including a walker support formed by support rods and connecting rods, and an infusion rod, the bottom end of which is installed on the support, and at least one hook is arranged at the top of the infusion rod. The infusion rod is used to hang the patient's infusion bag, which is convenient and safe to use; the infusion rod is fixed by the adjustment knob, and the suspension height can be adjusted; and the infusion rod can also be taken out for easy storage and arrangement. In addition, a structure for hanging drainage bags or drainage bottles is provided on the side link of the walker bracket, which is convenient for patients with drainage bottles or drainage bags installed; a storage frame is installed on the walker bracket to facilitate patients to place water cups Daily necessities such as mobile phones; a call bell is set on the armrest of the walker bracket, so that when the patient feels uncomfortable, it is convenient to call for help in time.

Description

Walker

technical field

The utility model relates to a rehabilitation device, in particular to a walking aid.

Background technique

A walker is a tool that assists people in standing and walking. It is widely used in the elderly, the disabled, and patients in the rehabilitation period after orthopedic surgery and other people who have inflexible legs and feet or even lose the ability to walk. In clinical work, especially for patients after surgery, in order to achieve rapid recovery and prevent complications such as pulmonary infection, venous thrombosis, and intestinal obstruction, early rehabilitation exercises should be performed after the patient's condition is stable, and the patient should get out of bed as soon as possible.

Postoperative patients often need intravenous infusion therapy and placement of various drainage tubes. When such patients use existing walkers to get out of bed, there are the following shortcomings:

First, for patients who need intravenous infusion therapy, the infusion bag cannot be fixed, and the infusion bag needs to be lifted by the medical staff or the family members of the patient. Too low can cause backflow of blood.

Second, for patients with drainage tubes, the patients themselves or others are required to help take the drainage bag or drainage bottle, and the drainage bag or drainage bottle needs to be placed at a lower position, which increases the work of the patient or the nursing staff.

Third, the patient's belongings, such as mobile phones, water cups, etc., are not easy to carry.

Fourth, due to the unstable condition of postoperative patients and some patients having difficulty in vocalization, when patients use walkers, especially when patients use walkers alone for activities, if an emergency occurs, there is a problem that they cannot call for help in time.

Utility model content

The utility model provides a walker, which solves the problem of inconvenient and unsafe placement of the infusion bag when patients treated with intravenous infusion use the walker.

The technical solution adopted by the utility model to solve the technical problems is: a walker, including a support rod and a walker support formed by a connecting rod, and also includes an infusion rod, the bottom end of which is installed on the support, and the infusion rod set at least one hook on the top of the

Further, the bracket includes four support rods, the two support rods on the left side of the bracket are connected by side connecting rods, and the tops of the two support rods on the left side of the bracket are connected by connecting rods to form a handrail bar; the bracket The two support rods on the right side of the bracket are connected by a side link, and the two support rods on the right side of the bracket are connected by a link to form a handrail bar; the two support rods on the front side of the bracket are connected by at least one front link A nozzle is set on the top of any one of the two support rods on the front side of the bracket, and the infusion rod is inserted into the nozzle and fixed by the adjustment knob.

Further, the top ends of the four support rods are all inclined to the center of the bracket.

Further, the support rod includes an upper support tube and a lower support tube, the lower section of the upper support tube is inserted into the lower support tube, the lower support tube is provided with a plurality of positioning holes in the axial direction, and the lower section of the upper support tube is set and adjusted. A bouncing bead matched to the bit hole is provided with a spring in the bouncing bead. The bouncing beads are stuck in the adjustment holes of different heights to adjust the height of the support rod, which is suitable for patients of different heights.

Further, the storage frame is rotatably mounted on at least one of the four upper support tubes.

Further, among the two side links, at least one side link is provided with at least two grooves, or at least one side link is provided with at least one boss. It is convenient for the patient to hang the drainage bag or the drainage bottle on the boss or between the grooves.

Further, a call bell is set on any one of the two handrails. When patients feel unwell, they can call for help in time.

Further, the outer sides of the two handrails are covered with anti-slip sleeves.

Further, universal wheels with brakes are provided at the lower ends of the two support rods on the front side of the bracket.

Further, anti-skid pads are provided at the lower ends of the two support rods on the rear side of the bracket. For example, rubber anti-slip mats.

The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: firstly, the infusion rod is used to hang the patient's infusion bag, which is convenient and safe to use; the infusion rod is fixed by the adjusting knob, and the suspension height can be adjusted; and the infusion rod can also be taken out for easy storage and arrangement.

The top ends of the second and fourth support rods are all inclined to the center of the bracket, which can improve the stability of the walker.

Third, the side link is provided with a structure for hanging drainage bags or drainage bottles, which is convenient for patients with drainage bottles or drainage bags installed.

Fourth, a storage frame is installed on the upper support tube, which is convenient for patients to place common items such as water cups and mobile phones; and the storage frame can also be rotated to the inner side of the upper support tube to prevent the storage frame from touching other items.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is a structural representation of the utility model.

Parts, parts and numbers in the figure: lower support tube 11, upper support tube 12, positioning hole 13, bouncing beads 14, universal wheel 21, anti-slip pad 22, handrail rod 31, anti-slip cover 32, infusion rod 41, adjustment Knob 42, hook 43, front link 51, side link 52, groove 53, storage frame 60, call bell 70.

detailed description

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the utility model is further described.

As shown in Figure 1, the walker of the utility model includes four support rods, which are connected by connecting rods, and form a support for a walker with only one side opening, that is, a walker with only a rear opening. The top of the four support rods is inclined towards the center of the support to enhance the stability of the walker; the support rods include an upper support tube 12 and a lower support tube 11, and the lower support tube 11 is provided with multiple Position adjustment hole 13, bouncing beads 14 are arranged at the lower end of the upper support tube 12, springs for supporting the bouncing beads 14 are arranged in the bouncing beads 14, the position adjustment hole 13 matches the bouncing beads 14, and the lower section of the upper support tube 12 is inserted into the lower In the support tube 11, the bouncing beads 14 are stuck in the position adjustment holes 13 of different heights, and the total length of the support rod can be adjusted to adjust the height of the walker.

In order to enhance the frictional force between the lower support tubes 11 and the ground, the bottom ends of the four lower support rods 11 are provided with anti-skid pads 22 made of rubber. Or, the lower ends of the two lower support tubes 11 on the front side of the support are provided with universal wheels 21 with brakes, and the lower ends of the two lower support tubes 11 on the rear side of the support are provided with anti-skid pads 22, which are made of rubber.

The two upper support pipes 12 on the left side of the support are connected by side connecting rods 52, and the tops of the two upper support pipes 12 on the left side of the support are connected by connecting rods to form a handrail bar 31; correspondingly, the two upper support rods 12 on the right side of the support They are connected by side connecting rods 52, and the tops of the two upper support rods 12 on the right side of the bracket are connected by connecting rods to form a handrail bar 31; the outer sides of the two handrail bars 31 are covered with anti-slip sleeves 32 to enhance the anti-skid grip of the patient Effect. Wherein, among the two handrail bars 31, a call bell 70 is also set on any handrail bar 31, so that when the patient feels unwell, he can call for help in time. Among the two side connecting rods 52, at least two grooves 53 are set on at least one side connecting rod 52, or at least one boss is set on at least one side connecting rod 52, or other holes that can hang drainage bags or drainage bottles are set. The hook is so that the patient hangs the drainage bag or the drainage bottle, and the hanging position is between the boss or the groove 53.

The two upper support pipes 12 on the front side of the bracket are connected through at least one front connecting rod 51 , as shown in FIG. 1 , they are connected through two front connecting rods 51 . In order to prevent the patient from moving forward, the front connecting rod 51 bumps into the patient's leg, and the front connecting rod 51 protrudes toward the front of the bracket, or a bending section bent toward the front of the bracket is respectively provided at both ends of the front connecting rod 51 .

Among the two upper support tubes 11 on the front side of the bracket, the top of any upper support tube 11 is provided with a nozzle, and an infusion rod 41 is installed in the nozzle, and the infusion rod 41 is detachably installed in the nozzle on the top of the upper support tube 11. 41 and the upper support tube 11 are fixed by the adjustment knob 42 arranged on the upper support tube 11 . At least one hook 43 is provided on the top of the infusion rod 41 for hanging the infusion bag. Turning the adjustment knob 42 can also remove the infusion rod 41 for easy storage, and the adjustment knob 42 can also adjust the height of the infusion rod 41 .

In order to prevent the patient's water cups, mobile phones and other personal belongings, a plastic box with a U-shaped hook can be suspended on the front connecting rod 51, or a storage frame 50 can be rotatably installed on at least one upper support tube 12. For example, as shown in FIG. 1 , a cylindrical storage frame 50 is installed on the upper support tube 12 at the right front of the support.

Claims (10)

1. Walker, comprising the support of the walker formed by support rods and connecting rods, characterized in that: it also includes an infusion bar (41), the bottom end of the infusion bar (41) is installed on the support, and the infusion bar (41) ) at least one hook (43) is set on the top. 2. The walking aid according to claim 1, characterized in that: the support includes four support rods, the two support rods on the left side of the support are connected by side links (52), and the left side of the support The tops of the two supporting rods are connected by connecting rods to form a handrail (31); the two supporting rods on the right side of the bracket are connected by side connecting rods (52), and the two supporting rods on the right side of the bracket are connected by connecting rods to form Handrail bar (31); the two support bars on the front side of the support are connected by at least one front connecting rod (51); the top of any support bar of the two support bars on the front side of the support is provided with a nozzle, and the infusion The rod (41) is inserted in the nozzle and fixed by the adjusting knob (42). 3. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: the top ends of the four support rods are all inclined towards the center of the bracket. 4. The walking aid according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that: the support rod comprises an upper support tube (12) and a lower support tube (11), and the lower section of the upper support tube (12) is inserted into In the lower support tube (11), the lower support tube (11) is provided with a plurality of positioning holes (13) in the axial direction, and the lower section of the upper support tube (12) is provided with bouncing beads matching the positioning holes (13) (14), be provided with spring in the bouncing ball (14). 5. The walking aid according to claim 4, characterized in that: among the four upper support tubes (12), at least one upper support tube (12) is rotatably mounted with a storage frame (60). 6. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: among the two side links (52), at least one side link (52) is provided with at least two grooves (53), or at least At least one boss is arranged on one side connecting rod (52). 7. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: among the two handrail bars (31), a call bell (70) is set on any handrail bar (31). 8. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: the outer sides of the two handrail bars (31) are covered with anti-slip sleeves (32). 9. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: universal wheels (21) with brakes are provided at the lower ends of the two support rods on the front side of the bracket. 10. The walking aid according to claim 2, characterized in that: anti-skid pads (22) are provided at the lower ends of the two support rods on the rear side of the bracket.