CN221083899U - A reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores in patients with long-term bed rest - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores in patients who are bedridden for a long time, which can effectively solve the problem that long-term bedridden patients are prone to heel pressure sores. The technical solution is that the main body is composed of a soft pad correspondingly arranged on the heel and an elastic protective ring correspondingly arranged on the sole, dorsum and ankle of the foot. The soft pad and the elastic protective ring are sewn together to form an integrated structure, and evenly distributed air holes are arranged on the structure. The elastic protective ring is provided with a transverse fold area in front of the ankle joint, the elastic protective ring is provided with a first elastic threaded webbing at the end of the foot, the elastic protective ring is provided with a second elastic threaded webbing at the end of the ankle, and an adjustable strap is arranged on the elastic protective ring below the second elastic threaded webbing. The utility model can effectively prevent the occurrence of heel pressure sores, create conditions for the recovery of the activity function of both lower limbs, and help patients recover their independent living ability. It is an innovation in the nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores in patients who are bedridden for a long time.

Description

A reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores in patients with long-term bed rest

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a nursing appliance, in particular to a reusable nursing appliance for preventing heel pressure sores in patients who are bedridden for a long time.

Background technique

my country has a large population base and an aging population, resulting in an increasing demand for nursing care. Many of these patients suffer from multiple serious underlying diseases or other reasons and need to stay in bed for a long time. Due to long-term limited activity, decreased limb function, and poor lower limb mobility, these patients are prone to pressure sores in various parts of the body, causing systemic infection, which is not conducive to the treatment of the primary disease and also affects subsequent rehabilitation, creating tremendous pressure on families and society.

In the past few decades of market development, various businesses have designed many different heel anti-pressure sore care appliances to protect the patient's foot mobility, such as disposable polyurethane foam pads or silicone pads of various shapes, which are common methods for preventing heel pressure sores. However, the service life of this anti-pressure sore patch is limited, and the surrounding sealing tape is not suitable for skin ventilation, especially for older patients with poor peripheral circulation of the limbs, low skin temperature, dry skin and poor elasticity. It is easy to fall off after a slight movement, and medical tape needs to be used to fix it. If you want to observe the local tissue state or move the limbs, you need to tear off the original pressure sore patch and replace it with a new one. In the long run, it will cause certain economic pressure. The existing market anti-pressure sore patch has a small contact area with the skin and cannot play a good role in keeping the distal limbs warm. Therefore, it is imperative to invent a reusable heel anti-pressure sore appliance with excellent performance and ergonomics.

Summary of the invention

In view of the above situation, in order to solve the defects of the prior art, the purpose of the utility model is to provide a reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores in long-term bedridden patients, which can effectively solve the problem of heel pressure sores that long-term bedridden patients are prone to.

The technical solution solved by the utility model is to include a main body, which is composed of a soft pad correspondingly arranged on the heel and an elastic protective ring correspondingly arranged on the sole, back of the foot and ankle. The soft pad and the elastic protective ring are sewn together to form an integrated structure, and are provided with evenly distributed ventilation holes. The elastic protective ring is provided with a transverse pleated area corresponding to the front of the ankle joint, the elastic protective ring is provided with a first elastic threaded webbing at the end of the foot, the elastic protective ring is provided with a second elastic threaded webbing at the end of the ankle, and an adjustable strap is provided on the elastic protective ring below the second elastic threaded webbing.

The utility model has novel structure, reasonable design, strong practicality and good use effect. It can effectively prevent the occurrence of heel pressure sores, create conditions for the recovery of the activity function of both lower limbs, help patients recover their independent living ability and return to their families and society as soon as possible. It is an innovation in the nursing equipment for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the outer side of the structure of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the inner side of the structure of the present invention.

Detailed ways

The specific implementation of the utility model is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in Figures 1-2, the utility model includes a main body, and the main body 1 is composed of a soft pad 2 correspondingly arranged on the heel part, and an elastic protective ring 3 correspondingly arranged on the sole, dorsum and ankle part. The soft pad 2 and the elastic protective ring 3 are sewn together to form an integrated structure, and are provided with evenly distributed ventilation holes 4. The elastic protective ring 3 is provided with a transverse pleated area 5 corresponding to the front of the ankle joint. The elastic protective ring 3 is provided with a first elastic threaded webbing 6 at the end of the foot, and the elastic protective ring 3 is provided with a second elastic threaded webbing 7 at the end of the ankle, and an adjustable strap 8 is provided on the elastic protective ring 3 below the second elastic threaded webbing 7.

In order to ensure the use effect, the elastic protection ring 3 is a tube made of polyester fiber.

The outer side of the elastic protection ring 3 is provided with a lateral ankle protrusion protection pad 9, and the inner side is provided with an inner ankle protrusion protection pad 10.

The outer ankle protrusion protection pad 9 and the inner ankle protrusion protection pad 10 are both polyurethane foam pads.

The second elastic threaded webbing 7 and the adjustable binding strap 8 are both provided with a lace 11, through which the injured limb is further fixed.

The soft pad 2 is a polyurethane foam pad.

The adjustable strap 8 is a Velcro strap, and the Velcro strap adjustment opening is located on the outside of the limb.

The elastic protection ring 3 is located at the front third of the sole at the end of the foot.

The use of the utility model is that after the patient wears it, he can adjust the size of the ankle ring according to personal needs by using the Velcro on the ankle strap. The operation is convenient. There is a lace on the upper and lower sides of the adjustment ring, which is convenient for fixing the injured limb, and the Velcro adjustment opening is located on the outside of the limb to avoid friction damage to the opposite limb. The horizontal pleat weaving design in front of the ankle joint is conducive to the patient's daily activities, convenient for care, and retains the ankle's activity space in all directions to the greatest extent. A large and a small polyurethane foam pad are designed on the inside and outside of the ankle, respectively, which fit the bony protrusions on both sides. The soft pad of the same material on the heel is soft and breathable, fully protecting the local tissue and reducing friction. The overall polyester fiber protective ring has appropriate elasticity, covering the ankle upwards and the front third of the sole downwards. There are elastic threaded webbings at the ends of both sides. The overall surface has neatly arranged pores, which are not easy to move during activities, can keep the extremities warm, and improve the blood circulation of the extremities. When bedridden patients use it daily, nursing staff can observe the peripheral blood circulation through the exposed toe part, or remove the device at any time to observe the tissue condition of the covered part and put it on again after observation. It is reusable and comes in three sizes: large, medium and small, to fully meet the needs of different patients.

The utility model conforms to the local anatomy and kinematics of the human body, fully considers the user's activity function, can effectively protect the patient's heel, and does not limit the range of ankle activity, which is convenient for the patient's daily lower limb activities, and is conducive to the patient's later rehabilitation and restoration of life ability. Because it is reusable, flexible to wear and has good breathability, it is not only suitable for long-term bedridden patients, but also for patients in the later stages of rehabilitation and patients with walking pain caused by various reasons such as heel spurs. It can relieve local pressure during patient activities and is an innovation in the nursing equipment for preventing heel pressure sores in long-term bedridden patients, with good economic and social benefits.

It should be pointed out that the above is only a preferred embodiment of the utility model, and does not impose any form of limitation on the utility model. Any technician familiar with the profession can use the technical content disclosed above to make changes or modify it into an equivalent embodiment with equivalent changes without departing from the technical solution of the utility model, which all fall within the protection scope of the utility model.

Claims (8)

1. A reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients, comprising a main body, characterized in that the main body (1) is composed of a soft pad (2) correspondingly arranged on the heel part and an elastic protective ring (3) correspondingly arranged on the sole, dorsum and ankle part of the foot, the soft pad (2) and the elastic protective ring (3) are sewn together to form an integrated structure, and evenly distributed ventilation holes (4) are arranged on them, the elastic protective ring (3) is provided with a transverse fold area (5) corresponding to the front of the ankle joint, the elastic protective ring (3) is provided with a first elastic threaded webbing (6) at the end of the foot, the elastic protective ring (3) is provided with a second elastic threaded webbing (7) at the end of the ankle, and an adjustable strap (8) is arranged on the elastic protective ring (3) below the second elastic threaded webbing (7). 2. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that the elastic protection ring (3) is a tube made of polyester fiber. 3. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that a lateral malleolus protrusion protection pad (9) is provided on the outer side of the elastic protection ring (3), and a medial malleolus protrusion protection pad (10) is provided on the inner side. 4. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 3 is characterized in that the outer ankle protrusion protection pad (9) and the inner ankle protrusion protection pad (10) are both polyurethane foam pads. 5. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that both the second elastic threaded webbing (7) and the adjustable strap (8) are provided with a lace (11). 6. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure sores for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that the soft pad (2) is a polyurethane foam pad. 7. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure ulcers for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that the adjustable strap (8) is Velcro, and the Velcro adjustment port is located on the outside of the limb. 8. The reusable nursing device for preventing heel pressure ulcers for long-term bedridden patients according to claim 1 is characterized in that the elastic protection ring (3) is located at the front third of the sole at the end of the foot.