CN204444352U - PICC puts the special patient's gown of pipe patient - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model specifically relates to a special patient suit for patients with PICC catheterization. A special patient gown for patients with PICC intubation, comprising a main body of the gown and sleeves, a first axial slit is arranged between the armpit and the elbow of the sleeve, and a diameter is set along the top of the first slit toward the acromion To the second slit, both sides of the first slit are detachably connected by a first connecting piece, and both sides of the second slit are detachably connected by a second connecting piece. The special patient suit for patients with PICC intubation in the utility model is not only simple in structure and easy to operate, but also can be refitted on the basis of existing patient suits, which is economical and practical. After wearing the patient suit for PICC intubation patients, When infusion, only need to open the second connecting piece set on the sleeve for operation, no need to put on and take off the patient’s clothes or roll up the sleeves to prevent cold or arm edema; when performing PICC catheter maintenance, only need to open the first connecting piece set on the sleeve at the same time The connecting piece and the second connecting piece are operated without taking off the sleeves, exposing the privacy of the patient.

Description

Special patient gown for patients with PICC catheter

technical field

The utility model relates to the field of medical clothing, in particular to a special patient clothing for patients with PICC catheterization.

Background technique

As a safe infusion tool, PICC catheterization is increasing year by year in the scope and quantity of its use in clinical work. With the advancement of nursing technology, ultrasound-guided MST catheterization technology is widely used in many hospitals. This puncture method The advantage of this method is: use B-ultrasound to directly view the blood vessels for puncture, and fix the exposed catheter in the cubital fossa or upper arm, with a high success rate and few complications.

After the patient adopts the PICC catheter, it avoids the pain of puncture for each infusion, but it also brings some inconvenience. Every time infusion or catheter maintenance, the patient needs to roll up the sleeve of the patient's clothes or take off one side of the sleeve, which is easy to make the patient's arm edema or catch a cold.

Contents of the invention

The purpose of this utility model is to propose a special patient clothing for patients with PICC catheters. Wearing the patient with PICC catheters of the utility model, only need to open the connectors set on the sleeves to operate each time when infusion or catheter maintenance, without the need to Put on and take off the patient's clothes or roll up the sleeves to prevent the patient from catching cold or edema of the arms.

The purpose of this utility model is achieved in the following way: a special patient suit for patients with PICC catheterization, including a patient suit main body and sleeves, a first axial crack is arranged between the armpit and the elbow of the sleeve, along the first The top of the crack is provided with a radial second crack in the direction of the shoulder peak, the two sides of the first crack are detachably connected by the first connecting piece, and the two sides of the second crack are detachably connected by the second connecting piece .

Further, the length of the first crack is not less than 7cm.

Further, the first connecting member is a zipper, a Velcro, a snap button or a button.

Further, the first connecting piece is a zipper, and the zipper can be pulled apart from top to bottom.

Further, the second connecting member is a snap button, a Velcro or a button.

Due to the implementation of the above technical solution, the special patient suit for patients with PICC intubation in the utility model not only has a simple structure and is easy to operate, but also can be refitted on the basis of the existing patient suit, which is economical and practical.

Description of drawings: the concrete structure of the present utility model is provided by following accompanying drawing and embodiment:

Figure 1 is a structural schematic diagram of a dedicated patient gown for patients with PICC catheterization;

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a patient wearing a special patient suit for patients with PICC catheters for infusion.

Legend: 1. First crack, 2. Second crack, 3. First connector, 4. Second connector.

The specific implementation method: the utility model is not limited by the following examples, and the specific implementation manner can be determined according to the technical scheme of the utility model and actual conditions.

Embodiment 1: As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a dedicated patient gown for patients with PICC intubation includes a main body and sleeves, and a first axial slit 1 is provided between the armpit and the elbow of the sleeve, A radial second slit 2 is provided along the top of the first slit 1 toward the shoulder peak, the two sides of the first slit 1 are detachably connected by the first connecting piece 3, and the two sides of the second slit 2 are connected by The second connecting member 4 is detachably connected.

The main improvement of this embodiment is that the first slit 1 and the second slit 2 are provided on the upper arm of the sleeve of the patient's gown, and detachable connectors are provided for them respectively. When infusion treatment, open part of the second connector 4 to expose the positive pressure joint, and connect the infusion device; when completing the operation of deltoid muscle injection and subcutaneous injection, open all the second connector 4 and part of the first connector 3. Yes; when the PICC catheter needs maintenance and large-scale disinfection, the first connecting part 3 and the second connecting part 4 can be fully opened.

The beneficial effect of this embodiment is: when infusion is needed, it is not necessary to take off one side of the clothes or roll up the sleeves to expose the exposed part of the tube, and then connect to the infusion device like ordinary patient clothes. The utility model only needs to open the connecting piece 4 at the second crack 2 and take out the positive pressure joint to communicate, which can prevent touching the exposed part of the built-in catheter, pull the puncture position on the skin, and increase the chance of infection. When it is necessary to observe whether the skin at the puncture site is infected, or to perform intramuscular injection or subcutaneous injection, it is enough to open the first connecting part 3 and operate through the first crack 1 provided on the sleeve to expose the corresponding position. When performing PICC catheter maintenance, you only need to open the first connecting piece 3 and the second connecting piece 4 on the sleeve at the same time, and turn up the triangular area on the sleeve to expose a large area of skin for operation without taking off the sleeve, exposing Patient Privacy. Avoid the occurrence of edema during infusion caused by patients getting cold when putting on and taking off their clothes or touching the PICC catheter or restraining their arms by rolling up their sleeves. Further, the length of the first slit 1 is not less than 7 cm, ensuring that the puncture site and the fixing part of the external catheter can be seen therefrom. Further, the first connecting piece 1 is a zipper, velcro, snap button or button, and the second connecting piece 2 is a snap button, velcro or button. These connecting pieces can be well combined with the cloth, ensuring Patient comfort while wearing a gown.

Embodiment 2: As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the first connector 3 is a zipper that can be pulled apart from top to bottom, and the second connector 4 is a plurality of snap buttons, and the rest are the same as in Embodiment 1.

The main improvement of this embodiment is that the first slit 1 is detachably connected with a zipper, and the second slit 2 is detachably connected with a snap button.

The beneficial effect of this embodiment is: the second crack is connected by several snap buttons, and the snap buttons at the second crack can be opened before the infusion, and after the positive pressure connector is exposed, the positive pressure connector and the infusion device are connected, and then Press the button, and the infusion catheter will pass through the gap between the buttons, which not only ensures the convenience of operation but also does not expose the skin for a long time during the infusion; the first crack 1 is connected by a zipper that can be pulled down from top to bottom , the opening and closing length of the first slit 1 can be controlled, which is convenient for use; patients or medical staff can open and close the two slits with one hand, which is convenient and practical.

The above technical features are only embodiments of the utility model, and non-essential technical features can be increased or decreased according to actual needs to meet the needs of different situations.

Claims (5)

1. A kind of special patient clothing for patients with PICC catheterization, comprising patient clothing main body and sleeves, characterized in that: between the armpit of the sleeve and the elbow, there is an axial first slit, along the top of the first slit to A radial second slit is provided in the direction of the shoulder peak, both sides of the first slit are detachably connected by a first connecting piece, and both sides of the second slit are detachably connected by a second connecting piece. 2. The patient gown according to claim 1, wherein the length of the first slit is not less than 7 cm. 3. The patient gown according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the first connecting member is a zipper, a Velcro, a snap button or a button. 4. The patient gown according to claim 3, wherein the first connecting part is a zipper, and the zipper can be pulled apart from top to bottom. 5. The patient gown according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the second connecting member is a snap button, a Velcro or a button.