CN202236732U - Disposable oxygen inhalation nasal prong - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a disposable oxygen inhalation nasal prong, which belongs to medical aids and structurally comprises a core, an outer tube and a sponge sleeve. The outer tube and the sponge sleeve are sleeved to the head of the core inside out sequentially and an air outlet passage is reserved between the core and the outer tube. Compared with the prior art, the disposable oxygen inhalation nasal prong has the advantages of reasonable design, shifting resistance, benefits of smoothening breath of patients and the like.
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Technical field
This utility model relates to a kind of medical appurtenance, especially a kind of disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction.
Background technology
The oxygen uptake nasal obstruction is that the medical appurtenance that arrives commonly used is located in hospital, clinic etc.Mostly existing oxygen uptake nasal obstruction is simple single chamber short tube, and during use, an end inserts nasal cavity, another termination Oxygen tube.Not enough below this nasal obstruction exists: one, smooth surface, displacement easily causes oxygen supply insufficient in the oxygen uptake process; Two, the design of single chamber does not have air outlet slit, when the two nasal cavities of patient with severe symptoms all have intubate, is prone to dyspnea, uncomfortable in chest, symptom such as breathe hard.
Summary of the invention
The technical assignment of this utility model is to above-mentioned deficiency of the prior art a kind of disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction that is shifted, is beneficial to the smooth and easy breathing of patient reasonable in design, difficult to be provided.
This utility model solves the technical scheme that its technical problem adopted: a kind of disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction; Constitute by core pipe, outer tube and sponge sleeve pipe; Outer tube, sponge sleeve pipe are socketed on core tube head end from inside to outside successively, and leave outlet passageway between core pipe and the outer tube.
In order to make it have better adaptability, the outer tube outside is the two-layer sponge sleeve pipe of socket preferably.
Compared with prior art, the disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction of this utility model has following beneficial effect highlightedly:
(1) outer surface is provided with the sponge sleeve pipe, when avoiding being shifted, brings comfort to the patient;
(2) two-chamber design, when the two nasal cavity intubate of patient, the patient still can smooth and easyly breathe, and avoids occurring dyspnea, uncomfortable in chest, symptom such as breathe hard.
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Accompanying drawing 1 is the structural representation of the disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction of this utility model.
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Explanation at length below with reference to Figure of description the disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction of this utility model being done.
Shown in accompanying drawing 1, the disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction of this utility model is made up of core pipe 1, outer tube 2 and double-deck sponge sleeve pipe 3.Outer tube 2, double-deck sponge sleeve pipe 3 are socketed on the head end of core pipe 1 from inside to outside successively.Leave outlet passageway 4 between core pipe 1 and the outer tube 2.
Claims (2)
1. a disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction is characterized in that be made up of core pipe, outer tube and sponge sleeve pipe, outer tube, sponge sleeve pipe are socketed on core tube head end from inside to outside successively, and leave outlet passageway between core pipe and the outer tube.
2. disposable oxygen uptake nasal obstruction according to claim 1 is characterized in that the outer tube outside is socketed with two-layer sponge sleeve pipe.
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| CN201120333379XU CN202236732U (en) | 2011-09-07 | 2011-09-07 | Disposable oxygen inhalation nasal prong |
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| CN105194773A (en) * | 2014-05-30 | 2015-12-30 | 刘坚 | Disposable bud type double nasal plug for nasal ventilation for infants |
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| CN105194773A (en) * | 2014-05-30 | 2015-12-30 | 刘坚 | Disposable bud type double nasal plug for nasal ventilation for infants |
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| CF01 | Termination of patent right due to non-payment of annual fee |
Granted publication date: 20120530 Termination date: 20120907 |