Adjustable sphygmomanometer lifting bracket

• Main Author: HUO YUNYING
• Format: Patent
• Language: English
• Published: 11.02.2015
• Subjects: DIAGNOSIS; HUMAN NECESSITIES; HYGIENE; IDENTIFICATION; MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; SURGERY

The utility model discloses an adjustable sphygmomanometer lifting bracket. Two groups of fork type supporting frames which are the same in a front-and-back symmetrical structure are arranged among a one-piece sphygmomanometer supporting plate, an upper limb front arm supporting plate and a base plate; the front ends of front and rear oblique rods on the right sides of the tops of each groups of supporting frames are respectively connected with threaded connecting rods arranged inside slide ways on the inner sides of the one-piece sphygmomanometer supporting plate and a downwards-recessed plate of the limb front arm supporting plate by using pulleys which are connected with shafts; the two oblique rods on the left sides of the tops are respectively connected with the inner sidewalls of the one-piece sphygmomanometer supporting plate and the downwards-recessed plate of the limb front arm supporting plate by double-shaft connecting rods; the front ends of the two oblique rods on the right sides of the bottoms are respectively arranged inside the slide ways of an upwards-recessed plate of the base plate by the pulleys connected by the shafts; the two oblique rods on the left sides of the bottoms are connected with the inner sidewall of the upwards-recessed plate of the base plate by the double-shaft connecting rods; cross shafts are arranged in the centers of all the four pairs of oblique rods intersected up and down on the front-and-back symmetrical supporting frames on the left and right sides; the threaded connecting rods on the left and right sides are meshed with rockers; the rockers rotate by bearings arranged in jackscrews which are fixed on the back surfaces of the sphygmomanometer supporting plate and the upper limb front arm supporting plate and provided with the bearings, so that the supporting frame can be lifted up and down.