Movable stand to assist a person from a lying or sitting position to a sitting and/or standing position
OwnerCindy L. Blaylockinventor
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Abstract
A process for a caregiver using a movable stand to assist a reclined person to move from a reclined position to a sitting and/or standing position. The process includes the process of moving a movable stand which has a floor contacting base which supports a vertical pole. The stand is moved to a place adjacent the reclined person. The caregiver places at least one foot on the floor contacting base and grasps an upper portion of the generally vertical pole. The reclined person grasps an intermediate portion of the pole and pulls on the pole to assist the reclined person to sit or stand without placing a strain on the back of the caregiver.
Claims5
A process for a caregiver, using a movable stand, to assist a reclined person to move from a reclined position to a sitting or standing position, said movable stand having a floor supported base plate having a floor-contacting bottom and a foot contacting upper surface, and a generally vertical pole supported by and extending upwardly from said base plate, said process comprising:
- moving said movable stand to a position adjacent the reclined person;
- the caregiver placing at least one foot on the foot-contacting upper surface of said floor supported base plate;
- the caregiver grasping an upper portion of said generally vertical pole;
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- the reclined person grasping an intermediate portion of said generally vertical pole and pulling on said pole to assist the reclined person to sit or stand without placing a strain on the back of the caregiver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.