CN111298264A - Safety isolation type artificial respirator - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a safety isolation type artificial respirator, which comprises a ventilation mask, a hard ventilation connecting pipeline and an air inlet part of the artificial respirator, wherein the ventilation mask is provided with a rigid ventilation connecting pipeline; the ventilation mask can cover the mouth and the nose of a patient, the ventral side tightly attached to the face of the patient is a conformal ventilation mask air bag part, and is provided with a ventilation mask air inlet interface and a foreign body suction pipe interface, and the ventilation mask air inlet interface is connected with the hard ventilation connecting pipeline in a sealing way; the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is a tubular ventilation device constructed by a hard material, and a ventilation mask connecting part arranged at the far end of the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is connected with a ventilation mask air inlet at the lower part in a sealing way; the air inlet part of the artificial respirator is positioned on one side of a rescuer and consists of an air vent connecting pipeline interface, a funnel-shaped pipeline, an air inlet part supporting platform and an air inlet part occlusion fixing platform. The isolation of gas, solid, secretion and body fluid between the rescuers and patients during artificial respiration is fundamentally solved, and the health and the safety of the rescuers can be effectively protected.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of implantable precise electronic equipment, in particular to a safety isolation type artificial respirator. The artificial respiration device is mainly used for assisting medical staff to carry out artificial respiration when rescuing patients, effectively isolating gas, secretion and body fluid between the patients and the medical staff, and guaranteeing the health and safety of the artificial respiration implementer under the condition of not influencing the implementation of the artificial respiration. The medical device may also be used to assist a trained professional in the non-medical area with sudden breathing and cardiac arrest personnel.
Background
After a coma patient or a patient with cardiac arrest gets rid of airway foreign matters and the respiratory tract is unblocked by a free-hand method, if the spontaneous respiration is not recovered, artificial respiration is required to be carried out immediately so as to ensure that oxygen is supplied to the patient uninterruptedly and prevent irreversibility damage of important organs caused by oxygen deficiency. The oxygen concentration in normal air is about 21%, and the oxygen concentration in the exhaled air of a human body can reach 16% -18% by using 3% -5% after the exhaled air is inhaled into the lung through breathing, so that the absolute value of the oxygen content in the artificial respiration process can be not less than that in spontaneous respiration as long as the ventilation quantity of a patient is slightly larger than normal during artificial respiration, the oxygen supply of important organs of the human body is effectively guaranteed, and the damage of the important organs caused by oxygen deficiency is avoided.
There are two types of artificial respiration methods commonly used at present, mouth-to-mouth respiration and mouth-to-nose respiration.
1. Mouth-to-mouth breathing
The method for opening the air passage is selected according to the state of illness of a patient, the patient is in a supine position, a rescuer puts one hand on the forehead of the patient, holds the nostrils of the patient with the thumb and the forefinger, holds the chin with the other hand to enable the head to lean backwards as much as possible, keeps the air passage in an open state, then deeply sucks a mouth, opens the mouth to seal the periphery of the mouth of the patient (the infant can be wrapped together with the nose), continuously blows air for 2 times into the mouth of the patient, the air blowing time is 1-1.5 seconds each time, the air blowing amount is about 1000 milliliters, the air blowing is stopped until the thorax is lifted, the mouth of the patient is loosened, the hand holding the nostrils is released, the face is turned aside, the air flow is exhaled by the ear hearing, then a fresh air is deeply sucked to prepare for the second air blowing, and the same air. If the patient does not recover the spontaneous respiration, continuous blowing is carried out, the blowing frequency of an adult is 12 times/min, the blowing frequency of a child is 15 times/min, and the blowing frequency of an infant is 20 times/min, but the blowing capacity is more important relative to the blowing frequency during blowing, the initial two times of blowing lasts for 1-2 seconds each time, the gas is discharged completely and then blown again, and the carotid artery pulsation, the color of the pupil and the color of the skin are checked within one minute until the patient recovers the resuscitation success, or dies, or is ready to be subjected to tracheal intubation.
2. Mouth to nose breathing
When the oral cavity of the patient cannot be opened due to oral trauma or other reasons, the patient can blow air through the mouth and the nose, and the operation method comprises the following steps: firstly, the airway of the patient is opened, the head is tilted backwards, and the lower jaw of the patient is held by hands to close the mouth. Deeply inhaling a breath, wrapping the nose of the patient with the mouth, forcibly blowing into the nostril of the patient until the chest is lifted, and opening the mouth of the patient after blowing to allow the breath to be exhaled. If insufflation is effective, the patient's chest can be seen to undulate with insufflation and can feel the flow of air exhaled.
Therefore, the rescuer inevitably comes into close contact with the patient regardless of mouth-to-mouth or nose-to-mouth artificial respiration, and thus the gas, secretions, body fluids, and the like of the patient are inevitably brought into contact with the rescuer. Since cardiopulmonary resuscitation occurs mostly in emergency situations, the rescuing medical personnel are inevitably exposed to danger. If a patient suffers from respiratory transmitted diseases such as tuberculosis in the epidemic phase, human avian influenza, sars, ebola, etc., the rescuer is likely to become infected by gas contact; if the patient suffers from digestive tract transmitted diseases, vomit is left in the oral cavity or vomit attacks in the artificial respiration process, the rescuer is likely to be cross-infected after contacting the vomit; if the patient suffers from perioral herpes and the rescuer is in close contact with the patient during artificial respiration, the possibility of infection with the herpes virus is very high; syphilis is a venereal disease caused by infection with treponema pallidum, which can be transmitted into the human body through the oral mucosa and can be cross-infected if no corresponding measures are taken during artificial respiration.
However, the rescue of the unconscious patient and the patient with cardiac arrest is carried out for minutes and seconds, and the rescuers are not allowed to confirm whether the rescued patients have infectious diseases or not before rescue. Therefore, most rescuers have no hesitation to adopt direct contact mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose artificial respiration due to professional habits and instinctive reactions when implementing artificial respiration, and neglect the self health and safety. Therefore, in order to protect the health and safety of rescuers during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, an effective measure of gas, secretion, and body fluid isolation between rescuers and patients must be established.
Currently, the common isolation measure is an artificial respiration membrane. The structure of the artificial respiration membrane is simple, the main body is provided with a PVC membrane to form a disposable CPR barrier disinfection mask, and the middle respiration opening is made of ethylene oxide disinfected non-woven fabrics. Although the artificial respiration membrane can effectively block part of solid matters, gas, secretion and body fluid of a patient still penetrate through the non-woven fabric to the side of a rescuer, so that safety isolation fails. Aiming at the risks faced by rescue workers in emergency treatment at present and the defects of the current using method and equipment, the invention provides a safety isolation type artificial respirator to solve the problems.
Disclosure of Invention
The present invention is directed to a safety isolation type artificial respirator to solve the above problems of the background art.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides the following technical scheme:
a safety isolation type artificial respirator comprises a ventilation mask, a hard ventilation connecting pipeline and an air inlet part of the artificial respirator;
the ventilation mask can cover the mouth and the nose of a patient, the ventral side tightly attached to the face of the patient is a conformal ventilation mask air bag part, the air bag part of the ventilation mask can cover and seal the mouth and the nose of the patient by lightly pressing, the back side of the ventilation mask is constructed by hard materials to form a ventilation mask supporting fornix, and is provided with a ventilation mask air inlet interface and a foreign body suction pipe interface, and the ventilation mask air inlet interface is connected with a hard ventilation connecting pipeline in a sealing way;
the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is a tubular ventilation device constructed by a hard material, and a ventilation mask connecting part arranged at the far end of the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is connected with a ventilation mask air inlet at the lower part in a sealing way; the middle part of the hard ventilation connecting pipe is provided with a single-phase ventilation valve part which only allows gas to flow from the rescuer side to the patient side; the proximal end of the hard ventilation connecting pipeline is provided with an air inlet port of the artificial respirator and is connected with a ventilation connecting pipeline port of the artificial respirator;
the artificial respirator air inlet part is positioned on one side of a rescuer and consists of an air-vent connecting pipeline interface, a funnel-shaped pipeline, an air inlet part supporting platform and an air inlet part meshing and fixing platform, wherein the air-vent connecting pipeline interface is connected with one end of the funnel-shaped pipeline, the other end of the funnel-shaped pipeline is connected with the air inlet part supporting platform, the air inlet part supporting platform is connected with the air inlet part meshing and fixing platform, and the rescuer can output artificial respiratory gas through the air inlet part meshing and fixing platform; the far end of the ventilation connecting pipeline interface is hermetically connected with the air inlet interface of the artificial respirator of the hard ventilation connecting pipeline, so that air enters the hard ventilation connecting pipeline.
Preferably, the air inlet part supporting platform consists of an inner layer and an outer layer, the outer layer is made of a compressed flexible material, the inner layer is made of a hard material, and the supporting platform is contained in the mouth and tightly attached to upper and lower gingiva and teeth to play an important fixing role when in use.
Preferably, the air inlet part occlusion fixing platform is made of hard materials and is connected with the air inlet part supporting platform, and the air inlet part occlusion fixing platform is occluded by teeth to play a fixing role in use.
Preferably, the material of the funnel-shaped pipeline is plastic, so that stable connection and gas transmission are realized.
Preferably, a single-phase ventilation flap is arranged inside the single-phase ventilation flap part.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that: effective single-phase ventilation is realized during artificial respiration; the effective sealing of the mouth and the nose of the patient during artificial respiration is realized; effective isolation of the gas on the affected side during artificial respiration is realized; the effective isolation of the secretion on the affected side in artificial respiration is realized; the affected side body fluid is effectively isolated during artificial respiration; the effective isolation of the solid matter on the affected side in artificial respiration is realized; the suction and removal of secretion and the like during artificial respiration are realized; the whole process of artificial respiration is safe and sanitary; the hands of the rescuer are thoroughly liberated during artificial respiration, and the rescuer can conveniently perform the operation. Therefore, the invention fundamentally solves the problem of the isolation of gas, solid, secretion and body fluid between rescuers and patients during artificial respiration, does not influence the ventilation quality of the patients during artificial respiration, and can effectively protect the health and the safety of the rescuers.
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FIG. 1 is a front view block diagram of a ventilation mask of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a top view block diagram of the ventilation mask of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the rigid vent connecting tube of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the air inlet portion of the respirator of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a plan view of the air inlet portion of the respirator of the present invention.
In the figure: a ventilation mask air bag portion 101, a ventilation mask support dome 102, a foreign body suction tube interface 103, a ventilation mask air inlet interface 104; a ventilation mask connection portion 201, a single phase ventilation flap portion 202, a respirator inlet port 203, a single phase ventilation flap 204, a ventilation connection conduit port 301, a funnel conduit 302, an inlet support platform 303, and an inlet bite fixation platform 304.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1-5, a safety isolation type artificial respirator comprises a ventilation mask, a rigid ventilation connecting pipe and an air inlet part of the artificial respirator;
the ventilation mask can cover the mouth and the nose of a patient, the ventral side tightly attached to the face of the patient is a conformal ventilation mask air bag part 101, the mouth and the nose of the patient can be covered and sealed by slightly pressing the ventilation mask air bag part 101, the back side of the ventilation mask is constructed by hard materials to form a ventilation mask supporting dome 102, and the ventilation mask air inlet interface 104 and a foreign matter suction pipe interface 103 are arranged, and the ventilation mask air inlet interface 104 is connected with a hard ventilation connecting pipeline in a sealing way;
the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is a tubular ventilation device constructed by a hard material, and a ventilation mask connecting part 201 arranged at the distal end of the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is connected with the air inlet of a ventilation mask below the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline in a sealing way; the middle part of the hard ventilation connecting pipe is provided with a single-phase ventilation valve part 202 which only allows gas to flow from the rescuer side to the patient side; the proximal end of the hard ventilation connecting pipe is provided with an artificial respirator air inlet part interface 203 and is connected with a ventilation connecting pipe interface 301 of the artificial respirator;
the air inlet part of the artificial respirator is positioned on one side of a rescuer and consists of an air vent connecting pipeline interface 301, a funnel-shaped pipeline 302, an air inlet part supporting platform 303 and an air inlet part occlusion fixing platform 304, wherein the air vent connecting pipeline interface 301 is connected with one end of the funnel-shaped pipeline 302, the other end of the funnel-shaped pipeline 302 is connected with the air inlet part supporting platform 303, the air inlet part supporting platform 303 is connected with the air inlet part occlusion fixing platform 304, and the rescuer can output artificial respiratory gas through the air inlet part occlusion fixing platform 304; the far end of the ventilation connecting pipeline interface 301 is hermetically connected with the artificial respirator air inlet part interface 203 of the hard ventilation connecting pipeline, so that air enters the hard ventilation connecting pipeline.
Furthermore, the air inlet portion supporting platform 303 is composed of an inner layer and an outer layer, the outer layer is made of a compressed flexible material, the inner layer is made of a hard material, and the supporting platform is contained in the mouth and tightly attached to upper and lower gums and teeth when in use, so that an important fixing effect is achieved.
Further, the air inlet part occlusion fixing platform 304 is made of hard materials, is connected with the air inlet part supporting platform 303, and is occluded by teeth to play a fixing role in use.
Further, the plastic material of the funnel-shaped pipe 302 realizes stable connection and gas transmission.
Further, a single-phase ventilation flap 204 is disposed inside the single-phase ventilation flap portion 202.
When the artificial respiration air inlet part fixing device is used, the air inlet part supporting platform 303 and the air inlet part occluding and fixing platform 304 of the artificial respiration air inlet part are contained in the mouth, the supporting parts are tightly attached to the upper and lower gingiva and the outer side surfaces of teeth, and the air inlet part occluding and fixing platform 304 is occluded and fixed by the two lateral alveolar teeth; during artificial respiration, a rescuer firstly opens an airway, and then adjusts the orientation of the ventilation mask through the rotation and the displacement of the head so as to cover the mouth and the nose of a patient; further, the head is displaced and the artificial respirator is pressed downwards, so that the air bag part 101 of the ventilation mask seals the mouth and the nose of a patient, meanwhile, the compressed conformal flexible material of the air inlet part supporting platform 303 is tightly attached to the upper and lower gingiva and teeth, and the teeth and the gingiva of a rescuer are protected from being injured after conformal; after the air passage is opened, a rescuer inputs air through the air inlet part of the artificial respirator, the air enters the hard ventilation connecting pipeline, passes through the single-phase ventilation valve 204 and then enters the ventilation mask, so that the air pressure in the mask is raised, the air enters the lung of a patient, and the artificial inspiration of the patient is realized; then the head of the rescuer is lifted up to separate the air bag part 101 of the ventilation mask from the skin around the mouth and nose of the patient, the air pressure is reduced, the air in the lungs of the patient is discharged, and the artificial expiration of the patient is realized.
It will be evident to those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited to the details of the foregoing illustrative embodiments, and that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential attributes thereof. The present embodiments are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein. Any reference sign in a claim should not be construed as limiting the claim concerned.
Furthermore, it should be understood that although the present description refers to embodiments, not every embodiment may contain only a single embodiment, and such description is for clarity only, and those skilled in the art should integrate the description, and the embodiments may be combined as appropriate to form other embodiments understood by those skilled in the art.
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1. A safety isolation type artificial respirator is characterized in that,
comprises a ventilation mask, a hard ventilation connecting pipeline and an air inlet part of an artificial respirator;
the ventilation mask can cover the mouth and the nose of a patient, the ventral side tightly attached to the face of the patient is a conformal ventilation mask air bag part (101), the mouth and the nose of the patient can be covered and closed by slightly pressing the ventilation mask air bag part (101), the back side of the ventilation mask is constructed by hard materials to form a ventilation mask supporting dome (102), and the ventilation mask air inlet interface (104) and a foreign body suction pipe interface (103) are arranged, and the ventilation mask air inlet interface (104) is connected with a hard ventilation connecting pipeline in a sealing way;
the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is a tubular ventilation device constructed by a hard material, and a ventilation mask connecting part (201) arranged at the far end of the rigid ventilation connecting pipeline is connected with the air inlet of a ventilation mask below in a sealing way; the middle part of the hard ventilation connecting pipe is provided with a single-phase ventilation valve part (202) which only allows gas to flow from the rescuer side to the patient side; the proximal end of the hard ventilation connecting pipeline is provided with an air inlet part interface (203) of the artificial respirator and is connected with a ventilation connecting pipeline interface (301) of the artificial respirator;
the artificial respirator air inlet part is positioned on one side of a rescuer and consists of an air inlet connecting pipeline interface (301), a funnel-shaped pipeline (302), an air inlet part supporting platform (303) and an air inlet part meshing and fixing platform (304), the air inlet connecting pipeline interface (301) is connected with one end of the funnel-shaped pipeline (302), the other end of the funnel-shaped pipeline (302) is connected with the air inlet part supporting platform (303), the air inlet part supporting platform (303) is connected with the air inlet part meshing and fixing platform (304), and the rescuer can output artificial respiratory gas through the air inlet part meshing and fixing platform (304); the far end of the ventilation connecting pipeline interface (301) is hermetically connected with the artificial respirator air inlet part interface (203) of the hard ventilation connecting pipeline, so that air enters the hard ventilation connecting pipeline.
2. The safety isolation type artificial respirator as claimed in claim 1, wherein the air inlet supporting platform (303) is composed of an inner layer and an outer layer, the outer layer is made of a flexible material with a pressure-bearing shape, the inner layer is made of a hard material, and the supporting platform is contained in the mouth when in use and is tightly attached to upper and lower gums and teeth so as to play an important fixing role.
3. A respirator as claimed in claim 1 wherein the air inlet engagement platform (304) is constructed of a rigid material and is connected to the air inlet support platform (303) so that in use it is engaged by the teeth to provide a secure fit.
4. A safety isolating artificial respirator according to claim 1, characterized in that the funnel-shaped duct (302) is made of plastic material, which allows for a stable connection and gas transport.
5. A safety isolating artificial respirator according to claim 1, wherein a single phase vent flap (204) is provided inside the single phase vent flap portion (202).
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