CN202027607U - Multifunctional percussion hammer for neurology - Google Patents
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Abstract
A multifunctional percussion hammer for neurology comprises a hammer head and a hammer handle, wherein the surface of the hammer handle is provided with measurement scales, a cavity is arranged in the hammer handle, and an opening of the cavity is installed at one end of the hammer handle. The opening is connected with an end cover, the front end of the end cover is provided with a probe, and the rear end of the end cover is provided with a pull ring. The multifunctional percussion hammer for the neurology is formed by integrating various instruments for nervous system examinations into a whole, is convenient to carry and simple to operate, can meet requirements of medical workers in daily examinations, saves time and labor, relieves work load of the medical workers and improves work efficiency.
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Technical field:
This utility model relates to a kind of percussion hammer, particularly a kind of Neurology Department multifunctional percussion hammer.
Background technology:
At present, the checking tool used always of department of neurology medical worker is a percussion hammer clinically, but existing percussion hammer function singleness, can not satisfy the needs of medical worker's current check, the medical worker also will use other apparatuses, and so not only complex operation is wasted time and energy, increase medical worker's workload, influenced work efficiency.
Summary of the invention:
The purpose of this utility model provides a kind of multiple functional, easy to operate Neurology Department multifunctional percussion hammer.
The purpose of this utility model realizes as follows: comprise tup and hammer handle, one section cavity is arranged in the hammer handle, cavity is provided with opening in the end of hammer handle, is connected with the end cap that a fore device has probe on the opening; The end cap rear end is provided with draw ring.
The hammer handle surface is provided with the size scale line.
When doing the neural reflex inspection to the patient, the medical worker holds hammer handle, knocks patient's tendon or joint part with tup, observes patient's reaction and makes judgement then; When doing the consciousness inspection, extract end cap with pulling draw ring, check the consciousness situation with the probe chafe, inspection finishes, and probe is put back in the hammer handle cavity jam-pack end cap; Can measure the size of lesion locations on pupil or the image picture with the graduation mark on the hammer handle.
This utility model is integrated one with multiple neurologic check with apparatus, and is easy to carry, simple to operate, can satisfy the needs of medical worker's current check, time saving and energy saving, alleviated medical worker's workload, improved work efficiency.
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Accompanying drawing is a structural representation of the present utility model.
The specific embodiment:
With reference to accompanying drawing, this Neurology Department comprises tup 1 and hammer handle 2 with multifunctional percussion hammer, hammer handle 2 is vertically connected on tup 1 middle part, hammer handle 2 surfaces are provided with size scale line 3, one section cavity is arranged in the hammer handle 2, cavity is provided with opening in the end of hammer handle 2, is connected with the end cap 5 that a fore device has probe 4 on the opening, and end cap 5 rear ends are provided with draw ring 6.When doing the neural reflex inspection to the patient, the medical worker holds hammer handle 2, knocks patient's tendon or joint part with tup 1, observes patient's reaction and makes judgement then; When doing the consciousness inspection, check the consciousness situation with probe 4 chafes on the end cap 5; Can measure the size of lesion locations on pupil or the image picture with the graduation mark on the hammer handle 23.
Claims (2)
1. Neurology Department multifunctional percussion hammer, comprise tup and hammer handle, it is characterized in that: one section cavity is arranged in the hammer handle (2), and cavity is provided with opening in the end of hammer handle (2), being connected with a fore device on the opening has the end cap (5) of probe (4), and end cap (5) rear end is provided with draw ring (6).
2. Neurology Department multifunctional percussion hammer according to claim 1 is characterized in that: hammer handle (2) surface is provided with size scale line (3).
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Granted publication date: 20111109 Termination date: 20120326 |