Multi-Function Medical Room System
Abstract
A multi-function medical room comprising a room enclosure, a treatment table, a lighting assembly, a cleaning system and a power facility. The room enclosure includes a back wall, a front wall, a first side wall and a second side wall. A door is positioned on one of the walls. The treatment table is positioned within the room enclosure, and includes an upper body region, a torso region and a leg region. It is positionable into a substantially planar configuration to a configuration wherein the upper body region is rotated upwardly so as to be substantially perpendicular to the upper torso region, and wherein the leg region is rotated downwardly so as to be substantially perpendicular to the torso region. The lighting assembly has an arm with a first end coupled to a ceiling above the treatment table, and a second end coupled to a lamp. The arm is configured to position the lamp from the upper body region to the leg region of the treatment table, upon user movement of the same. The cleaning system extends along one of the walls of the room enclosure, and has sequentially positioned, a wiping region, a sink unit and an autoclave. The power facility extends along one of the walls of the room enclosure and includes a vacuum source and a source of compressed air.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A multi-function medical room comprising:
a room enclosure comprising a back wall, a front wall, a first side wall and a second side wall, a door is positioned on one of the walls; a treatment table positioned within the room enclosure, the treatment table including an upper body region, a torso region and a leg region, the treatment table being positionable into a substantially planar configuration to a configuration wherein the upper body region is rotated upwardly so as to be substantially perpendicular to the upper torso region, and wherein the leg region is rotated downwardly so as to be substantially perpendicular to the torso region; a lighting assembly, the lighting assembly having an arm with a first end coupled to a ceiling above the treatment table, and a second end coupled to a lamp, the arm configured to position the lamp from the upper body region to the leg region of the treatment table, upon user movement of the same; a cleaning system extending along one of the walls of the room enclosure, the cleaning system having sequentially positioned, a wiping region, a sink unit and an autoclave; and a power facility extending along one of the walls of the room enclosure, the power facility having a vacuum source and a source of compressed air.
2 . The multi-function room of claim 1 further comprising a radiography assembly including a radiograph device mounted on a mobile mounting platform, the mobile mounting platform allowing movement of the radiograph device along a floor surface of the room enclosure.
3 . The multi-function room of claim 2 further comprising a storage facility extending along one of the walls of the room enclosure, the storage facility including a plurality of storage units, at least some of the plurality of storage units being independently lockable, so as to allow different users selective access to the plurality of storage units.
4 . The multi-function room of claim 3 wherein the door is positioned on the front wall, the room enclosure further having a retractable changing area positioned proximate the door which segregates a portion of the room from the remainder of the room, to, in turn, allow for a patient to change.
5 . The multi-function room of claim 1 being positioned within a nursing home.
6 . The multi-function room of claim 1 wherein the room enclosure has a length and a width, the length and width of the room enclosure being between twelve and fifteen feet in dimension.
7 . The multi-function room of claim 1 wherein the treatment table further includes at least three separately attachable headrests, the first of the at least three separately attachable headrests being substantially planar, the second of the at least three separately attachable headrests being head centric so as to allow a patient to sit in a face down orientation, and the third of the at least three separately attachable headrests limiting movement of a patient in a face up orientation, to, in turn, preclude rotation of the head of a patient.
8 . The multi-function room of claim 7 wherein each of the upper body region, the torso region, the leg region and the at least three separately attachable headrests include a polymer covering that is free of seams therealong.
9 . The multi-function room of claim 1 wherein the cleaning system includes a ultrasonic cleaning unit between the wiping region and the sink unit.
10 . The multi-function room of claim 9 wherein the wipe station is positioned at one end with the autoclave positioned at the other end, wherein the other end is to the left of the wipe station.
11 . The multi-function room of claim 4 wherein the cleaning system is positioned on a first side wall and the storage facility is positioned on the second side wall, and, the power facility is positioned along the back wall of the room enclosure.
12 . The multi-function room of claim 1 wherein the power facility further includes a plurality of power outlets along with at least one computer network connection.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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