Beds – Invalid bed or surgical support – Sectional user supporting surface
Patent
1996-10-23
1999-12-14
Trettel, Michael F.
Beds
Invalid bed or surgical support
Sectional user supporting surface
5616, 5617, 5600, A61G 700
Patent
active
060000767
ABSTRACT:
A stretcher includes a first actuator coupled to a head section and a second actuator coupled to a thigh section. A set of buttons accessible to a patient carried by the stretcher are coupled to motors that drive the respective first and second actuators. The buttons are pressed to move the thigh section through a full range of motion and to move the head section through a limited range of motion. A switch inaccessible to the patient is pressed to move the head section through a full range of motion. Lockout switches are provided for disabling the buttons and the switch. A first hand crank is coupled to the first actuator and is manually rotated to move the head section through the full range of motion. A second hand crank is coupled to the second actuator and is manually rotated to move the thigh section through the full range of motion. A CPR release handle is provided for quickly lowering the head section to the lowered position without the use of the buttons, switch, or first hand crank.
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A Hill-ROM Solution, "Clinitron Up-Lift Air Fluidized Therapy", 4 pages, 1996.
Howell Charles A.
Walke James L.
Webster Thomas Matthew
Conley Fredrick
Hill-Rom Inc.
Trettel Michael F.
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