JPH0860415A - Nightie for patient - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a nightie for patient easy in putting on and off for a bedridden patient. CONSTITUTION: A piece of nonwoven fabric or cloth is cut long in the longitudinal direction in a roughly cross shape. The cloth is doubly folded at the shoulder lines la to form the front body 2 and the back body 3. A neck hole 4 is formed on the cloth. The left and right sleeves 5A, 5B are also formed. In the main body 1 of a nightie for patient consisting of the cloth, the back body 3 is formed in a trapezoid having wider bottom. The side parts 3a, 3b of the back body 3 are folded over the side parts 2a, 2b of the front body 2, and they are detachably fixed with Hook-and Loop fasteners 6. The left and right sleeves 5A, 5B are each closed at the lower parts of the sleeve 5a, 5b, 5c, 5d in a freely openable manner with Hook-and-Loop fasteners 6. As for the shoulder lines 1a, one side from the neck hole is cut and opened to form an open part 1b and the part 1b and they are closed in freely openable manner with Hook-and- Loop fastener 6.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sickness sleeper, and more particularly to a sickness sleeper which can be easily put on and taken off by a bedridden sick person while lying on a bed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, inpatients generally wear pajamas, yukata, or clothes designated by a hospital.

[0003]

However, in the case of hospitalized patients, such as those who are not able to move, or those who cannot move because they require rest, wear clothes or take them off while keeping safety. The work is quite difficult, requires labor and labor, and takes time, so that there is a problem that it puts a heavy burden on the nurse.

The present invention is intended to provide a sick sleeper intended to solve the above conventional problems.

[0005]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a sleeper for a sick person, which is formed by folding one sheet of non-woven fabric or cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape and joining the peripheries to each other. Formed so that the front and rear sashes can be folded back and overlapped in the vertical upper and lower parts of the cross shape, and both sleeves with the folds as shoulder lines can be formed, and a substantially circular shape near the center of the shoulder line. A neck hole is provided, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is incised to provide an incision portion, and further, the vicinity of the side portion between the front stub and the back stub and the sleeve Near the sleeves,
The above problems have been solved by adopting a means of fixing a plurality of surface fasteners or cords to the vicinity of the incised portion of the one shoulder line with a plurality of intervals, respectively.

[0006]

According to the present invention having the above-described structure, the spine of a sick person is placed near the centerline of the posterior rear, and the neck is placed near the neck hole and both hands are placed near the shoulder line. After positioning, the front sash is folded back along the shoulder line, and the front sword and the back sword, the sleeves of the left and right sleeves and the incision are respectively overlapped and bonded and fixed by a surface fastener or a string.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. 1 to 6 show a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a front view of the first embodiment, and 1 in the drawings is a main body for a sick person.

The sleeper body 1 for the sick person is made of a single piece of non-woven fabric or cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape, and is folded back along the shoulder line 1a so that the front edge 2 and the rear edge 3 can be polymerized. Is configured. The rear side 3 is on the left and right sides 3
Form a and 3b in a trapezoidal shape with diagonal and widened hem, and turn that part from the outside of the left and right sides 2a and 2b of the front sushi 2 to the upper surface side and fix them by joining as shown by the dotted line. It doubles as a reinforcement. Although not shown, even if the hem is not formed into a trapezoidal shape and is formed straight, it does not have a role of reinforcement and can be worn when worn.

A left sleeve 5A and a right sleeve 5B are respectively provided on the left and right with the folded portion as a shoulder line 1a, and a substantially circular neck hole 4 is formed at the center of the shoulder line 1a, and The neck hole 4 is formed slightly deeper on the front porcelain 2 side and slightly shallower on the rear porcelain 3 side. The right shoulder line 1a, which is one of the left and right shoulder lines 1a of the neck hole 4, is incised to form an incision portion 1b.

The sides 2a and 2b of the front sash 2 and the sides 3a and 3b of the rear sewage 3 are hook-and-loop fasteners 6 (sold under the trade name "magic tape") by folding back along shoulder lines 1a. Removably joined and fixed, the sleeves 5a and 5c of the left sleeve 5A and the sleeves 5b and 5d of the right sleeve 5B.
Similarly, the front and rear parts are similarly detachably joined and fixed by the surface fastener 6, and further, the incised portion 1b formed by cutting the shoulder line 1a of the right sleeve 5B is also removably joined and fixed by the surface fastener 6. .

FIG. 2 is a development view of the first embodiment, in which the sick person's sleeper body 1 is formed by cutting one piece of non-woven fabric or cloth, and vertically cutting the front sushi 2 and the back sago 3 horizontally. Left sleeve 5A and right sleeve 5B
It is shown that it may be formed by projecting and is folded at the central shoulder line 1a to be superposed. The central neck hole 4 is formed deep on the front sash 2 side and shallow on the rear slush 3 side so that the front and rear can be easily distinguished when worn.

The shoulder line 1a has an incision portion 1b formed by incising the right sleeve 5B side, and the side 2a of the front sash 2 is formed.
・ Back side of 2b and left and right sleeves 5A ・ 5B sleeves 5c ・
On the back side of 5d, loop-shaped female pieces 6b of a plurality of surface fasteners 6 are fixed at intervals, and the inner side of the sides 3a and 3b of the rear sword 3 and the left and right sleeves 5A. The male pieces 6a of the plurality of surface fasteners 6 are fixed to the inner surfaces of the sleeve lower portions 5a and 5b of 5B at intervals. The male piece 6a and the female piece 6b constitute the surface fastener 6 and can be detachably joined and fixed to each other.

The front sash 2 is folded back along the shoulder line 1a and superposed on the rear sash 3, and the sides 3a and 3b of the rear sash 3 are turned from the outside of the sides 2a and 2b of the front sword 2 to the upper surface side. Then, the female pieces 6b on both sides of the front sago 2 and the male pieces 6a on both sides of the rear sago 3 are polymerized and can be joined and fixed to each other. Also, at this time, the left and right sleeves 5A and 5B of the front Meguro 2
Sleeves 5c and 5d are the left and right sleeves 5a and 5 of the rear sash 3
b, and both are female pieces 6b of the surface fastener 6, respectively.
The male piece 6a and the male piece 6a are polymerized to be bonded and fixed to each other.

Further, the incision portion 1 of the right sleeve 5B on the rear side 3
The male pieces 6a of a plurality of surface fasteners 6 are fixed to the inner surface side near b and are spaced apart from each other.
Female pieces 6b of a plurality of surface fasteners 6 are fixed to the rear surface of the right sleeve 5B near the incision 1b with a space therebetween. The male piece 6a and the female piece 6b constitute the surface fastener 6, and the male piece 6a and the female piece 6b are superposed on each other, so that the male piece 6a and the female piece 6b can be detachably joined and fixed in the same manner as described above.

The front sash 2 and the rear slush 3 can be attached / detached by a hook-and-loop fastener 6 on the side, and the left and right sleeves 5
Since the sleeves of A and 5B can be attached / detached with the hook-and-loop fastener 6, and the incision 1b is provided on one of the shoulder lines 1a to allow the attachment / detachment with the hook-and-loop fastener 6, the nurse can easily turn the bedridden patient into the sick person. The sleeper body 1 can be attached and detached.

3 to 6 are explanatory views showing an example of the clothing procedure of the first embodiment. First, as shown in FIG. 3, the sleeper main body 1 for a sick person is unfolded and laid on a bed or the like (not shown), and the right side of the front stool 2 is superposed on the left side by flipping up the incision 1b. Next, the sick person is laid on his back on his back so that the spine of the sick person is near the center line of his back, and his neck is on the vicinity of the neck hole 4 and his hands are shoulders. Position it so that it is near the line 1a.

Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the front sash 2 is folded and brought on the left half of the sick person (right side in the figure) and on the rear sword 3. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, after opening the folded front sash 2 left and right,
The front and back are joined and fixed by a surface fastener 6 near the incision 1b on the shoulder line of the right sleeve 5B. Finally, as shown in FIG. 6, the sides 3a and 3b which are spread out on both sides of the rear sash 3 are polymerized by rotating them from the outside of the sides 2a and 2b of the front sewage 2 to the upper surface side,
By joining and fixing with the hook-and-loop fastener 6, the work of dressing the sick person's sleeper main body 1 is completed.

FIG. 7 is a development view of the second embodiment of the present invention. The first difference between the sleeper body 1 for a patient shown as the second embodiment and the first embodiment is the first embodiment. However, near the incision 1b, the sides 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b and under the sleeve 5
Connect the a, 5b, 5c, and 5d joints to the male piece 6a and the female piece 6b.
Whereas the surface fastener 6 consisting of
In the second embodiment, the same joining portions are tied together by using a string 16 and joined and fixed. The second difference is the second
In the embodiment, the sides 13a and 13b on both sides of the rear sash 3 are not slanted, and the hem is not expanded and is formed straight. However, it goes without saying that the second embodiment may also be formed in a trapezoidal shape with the skirt widened as in the first embodiment. The operation of the second embodiment is the first
The description is omitted because it is the same as that of the embodiment.

In addition, in order to remove the sick person's sleeper main body 1 that has been dressed as described above from the sick person, it is possible to easily undress by performing the procedure substantially the same as the above-mentioned dressing. Also,
By making the sick person sleeper main body 1 disposable with a nonwoven fabric, the burden on the caregiver can be further reduced.

[0020]

Since the present invention is as described above, it can be manufactured with a single piece of cut non-woven fabric or cloth with almost no labor for sewing, so that the structure is simple and the cost can be reduced. In addition, since the nonwoven fabric is used, it can be disposable so that it is hygienic and the burden on the caregiver can be reduced. Since the front sash and the back sash can be attached and detached with a hook-and-loop fastener or a string, and one of the shoulder lines is incised, even a bedridden sick person can quickly and easily attach and detach the sleepwear. Furthermore, since the button does not have to be used for joining and fixing the surface fastener or the string, it is possible to ensure the safety of the skin of the sick person.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a development view of the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a method of using the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a method of using the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a method of using the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a method of using the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a development view showing a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Sleeping body for sick person, 1a shoulder line, 1b incision part,
2 front edge, 2a ・ 2b front edge, 3
Rear side, 3a, 3b Rear side, 4 neck holes, 5A left sleeve, 5B right sleeve, 5a, 5b, 5c
・ 5d sleeve bottom, 6-face fastener, 13a ・ 13b
Around the back, 16 strings.

Front page continued (72) Inventor Satoshi Nakazono 130-5 Aikawa-cho, Kurume-shi, Fukuoka (72) Inventor Hiroyuki Yamada 1594-26 Kamibe-cho, Tosu-shi, Saga

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A sickness sleeper formed by folding one sheet of non-woven fabric cut into a vertically long substantially cruciform into two and joining the peripheries to each other. It is formed so that it can be folded and polymerized by folding back and around the back, and the backside is formed into a trapezoid with a wide hem, and both sleeves whose shoulder lines are at the folding back are formed, and in the vicinity of the center of the shoulder line. A substantially circular neck hole is provided, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is incised to provide an incision portion, and the vicinity of the side portion of the front stub and the rear stub, and A sleepwear for a sick person, characterized in that a plurality of surface fasteners are fixed to the vicinity of the lower sleeve of the sleeve and the vicinity of the incised portion of the one shoulder line at intervals. 2. A bed for a sick person, which is formed by folding one sheet of non-woven fabric cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape and joining the peripheries to each other. It is formed so that it can be folded and polymerized by folding back and around the back, and the backside is formed into a trapezoid with a wide hem, and both sleeves whose shoulder lines are at the folding back are formed, and in the vicinity of the center of the shoulder line. A substantially circular neck hole is provided, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is incised to provide an incision portion, and the vicinity of the side portion of the front stub and the rear stub, and A sleepwear for a sick person, characterized in that a plurality of cords are fixed to each other in the vicinity of the lower sleeve of the sleeve and in the vicinity of the incised portion of the one shoulder line at intervals. 3. A piece of cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape
A sleeper for a sickness that is folded back into two and formed by joining the peripheries, and is formed so as to be able to be folded and polymerized by folding back and forth around the vertically-shaped upper and lower parts of the substantially cross shape, and It has a trapezoidal shape with a wide hem, and forms both sleeves with the folded-back portion as shoulder lines. A substantially circular neck hole is provided near the center of the shoulder line, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is formed. An incision is made by incising one of the shoulder lines, and further in the vicinity of the side part of the front sash and the rear slush, in the vicinity of the sleeve below the sleeve, and in the vicinity of the incision part of the one shoulder line. , A sleeper for a sick person, each of which has a plurality of surface fasteners fixed at intervals. 4. A piece of cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape
A sleeper for a sickness that is folded back into two and formed by joining the peripheries, and is formed so as to be able to be folded and polymerized by folding back and forth around the vertically-shaped upper and lower parts of the substantially cross shape, and It has a trapezoidal shape with a wide hem, and forms both sleeves with the folded-back portion as shoulder lines. A substantially circular neck hole is provided near the center of the shoulder line, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is formed. An incision is made by incising one of the shoulder lines, and further in the vicinity of the side part of the front sash and the rear slush, in the vicinity of the sleeve below the sleeve, and in the vicinity of the incision part of the one shoulder line. , A sleeper for a sick person, characterized in that a plurality of strings are respectively fixed at intervals. 5. A sickness sleeper formed by folding one sheet of non-woven fabric cut into a vertically long substantially cruciform into two and joining the peripheries thereof, wherein the substantially cross-shaped vertically upper and lower parts are encased. Formed so as to be able to fold back and wrap around the back and round, and to form both sleeves with the folded-back portion as shoulder lines, provide a substantially circular neck hole near the center of the shoulder line, and One of the left and right shoulder lines is incised to provide an incision, and further, in the vicinity of the side portions of the front slack and the rear slack, in the vicinity of the sleeve below the sleeve, and the one shoulder line. A sleepwear for a sick person, characterized in that a plurality of surface fasteners are respectively fixed to the vicinity of the incised portion with a space therebetween. 6. A sickness sleeper formed by folding one sheet of non-woven fabric cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape and joining the peripheries to each other. Formed so as to be able to fold back and wrap around the back and round, and to form both sleeves with the folded-back portion as shoulder lines, provide a substantially circular neck hole near the center of the shoulder line, and One of the left and right shoulder lines is incised to provide an incision, and further, in the vicinity of the side portions of the front slack and the rear slack, in the vicinity of the sleeve below the sleeve, and the one shoulder line. A sleepwear for a sick person, characterized in that a plurality of strings are respectively fixed to the vicinity of the incision part with a space therebetween. 7. A piece of cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape
A sleeper for a sickness that is folded back into two and formed by joining the peripheries, and is formed so as to be able to be folded and polymerized by folding back and forth between the front and back of the substantially cross-shaped vertically elongated upper and lower portions. While forming both sleeves with the shoulder line as a shoulder line, a substantially circular neck hole is provided near the center of the shoulder line, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is incised to form an incision portion. Provided,
Further, a plurality of surface fasteners are respectively fixed to the side portions of the front stub and the back stub, in the vicinity of the under-sleeve of the sleeve, and in the vicinity of the incised portion of the one shoulder line with a plurality of intervals. Sleepwear for the sick, characterized by 8. A piece of cloth cut into a vertically long, substantially cross shape is used as two cloths.
A sleeper for a sickness that is folded back into two and formed by joining the peripheries, and is formed so as to be able to be folded and polymerized by folding back and forth between the front and back of the substantially cross-shaped vertically elongated upper and lower portions. While forming both sleeves with the shoulder line as a shoulder line, a substantially circular neck hole is provided near the center of the shoulder line, and one of the left and right shoulder lines of the neck hole is incised to form an incision portion. Provided,
Further, a plurality of cords are respectively fixed to the side portions of the front sash and the back sash, in the vicinity of the under-sleeve of the sleeve, and in the vicinity of the incision portion of the one shoulder line with a plurality of intervals. A sleepwear for the sick.