JP2000217867A - Nursery impliment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent a user of a wheelchair from being pushed forward to be dislocated (fallout) from the seat position due to lowering of physical strength by fixing an elastic projection on the opposite surface of a cloth surface subjected to non-slip finishing, coating the upper surface part with a facing cloth to be sewn and fitting a mooring belt. SOLUTION: A projection (stopper) 2 is fixed to the opposite side of a cloth piece (cloth or rubbers) 1 subjected to non-slip finishing, which is coated with a facing cloth 3 to be sewn, a sheet material provided with a mooring belt 4 on one side is laid on the seat of a wheelchair, the position of the projection 2 is set so as to be lightly pressed to a crotch, and the sheet is moored not to be shifted in use. A user's favorite seat cushion may be laid on the sheet to be used. Thus, when the sheet is once set, no trouble is needed and also it is not necessary to bind tight the handicapped. Further, permeability is not obstructed to cause no stuffy state. Further, the user of the wheelchair is released from a feeling of restriction so that the effect can be expected enough in veiw of mental caring.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Technical field to which the present invention relates> The present invention is intended to prevent a wheelchair user from being pushed out of a sitting position due to a decrease in muscular strength and not being able to support his / her body weight (displacement of the sitting position, falling off).

<Prior Art> As the above-mentioned tools for preventing displacement of the sitting position, there are known those which are attached to both thigh bases with a belt and which are moored, or which are covered with a dress after being formed into a shape in which the buttocks fit.

<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> In the method in which the thigh base is moored by the belt, the belt shifts the sitting position because the belt is used to support the displacement pressure of the sitting position, so that the belt is forced into the thigh base. However, at the base of the thigh, a femoral artery that sends blood to the entire leg and large, medium, and small gluteal muscles are running, and there is a risk that blood flow and other obstructions may be caused by being compressed by a belt. This can be very painful for elderly people whose metabolic function has declined or who have difficulty showing their intentions. In addition, the sense of restraint caused by bondage causes stress, which is a serious problem from the viewpoint of mental care. Next, the one in which the outer material is covered after being formed into a shape in which the buttocks are fitted has resilience that can cope with the size of the physique, and therefore significantly impairs air permeability. In addition, the discomfort of a disposable diaper user is spurred, and skin diseases are easily induced. In addition, the structure that makes it difficult for the user to open and close the foot is helped, and the lack of ventilation is increased. In addition, the problem of the sense of restraint exists as in the former case.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The fulcrum of the weight in the lowered posture is the tip of the left and right ischial bones, and is the most durable and durable against pressure together with the sole.
The problem is solved by installing a soft and strong stopper only around this fulcrum.

<Embodiment of the Invention> A protrusion 2 (stopper) is fixed to the opposite side of a non-slip-treated cloth (FIG. 1-1, cloth or rubber), and this is covered and sewn on a surface material 3, and A rug provided with a mooring band 4 on one side (the finished product in FIG. 2) is laid on a wheelchair seat, and the position of the protrusion is set so as to lightly hit the crotch, and is moored so that there is no displacement. You can also use your favorite cushion on it. 3 is an implementation plan view, and FIG. 4 is an implementation side view (partially cut away).
Is a schematic diagram of a projection (stopper).

<Effect of the Invention> Once the position is set according to the present invention, no trouble is required thereafter, and there is no need to bind a disabled person. Moreover, since it does not inhibit the air permeability, it does not cause stuffiness. Further, since the wheelchair user is released from the sense of restraint, the effect can be expected sufficiently from the viewpoint of mental care. In addition, due to the simple structure, the manufacturing cost can be reduced to a fraction of that of conventional products.
It is possible to provide this effect to a wide range of subjects.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a partially assembled part according to the present invention. 1 --- Fabric with anti-slip treatment 2--Projections (stopper) 3--Outer material 4 --- Mooring belt

FIG. 2 shows a completed nursing care tool.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a side view (partially cut away) of the embodiment. 5 ---- Human sciatic region

FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view of the protrusion (stopper).

FIG. 6 is a side view of the same.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A rug comprising an elastic projection fixed to a side opposite to a non-slip-treated fabric surface, an upper surface of which is covered and sewn with a surface material and a mooring band is attached.