CN210044647U

CN210044647U - Nose mask head belt for sleep apnea syndrome

Info

Publication number: CN210044647U
Application number: CN201821728766.1U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 郭大维
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2018-10-24
Filing date: 2018-10-24
Publication date: 2020-02-11
Anticipated expiration: 2028-10-24

Abstract

The utility model provides a sleep apnea syndrome's nose cup bandeau breathes with the mouth when using CPAP nose cup in order to prevent sleep apnea syndrome patient, locates to extend a connecting band in bandeau, utilizes this connecting band to link up a constraint area that can adjust length by oneself, and this constraint area can constrain the mouth of apnea syndrome patient to prevent that the patient from opening the mouth unconsciously in the sleep and breathing, and reduce CPAP's treatment.

Description

Nose mask head belt for sleep apnea syndrome

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a nose mask head belt for sleep apnea syndrome, in particular to a device used in cooperation with a CPAP nose mask head belt.

Background

A Positive Pressure respirator (CPAP) is used for a patient with respiratory disease to flow Continuous Positive Pressure air into the Airway of the patient through a mask when the patient sleeps so as to prevent the patient from being in danger caused by oxygen deficiency due to short stop when breathing; however, a common CPAP mask usually includes a mask for fixing the mask on the face of a patient via a headband during sleep, and an air tube is connected to an air pump at one end of the mask, so that the air generated by the air pump can enter the upper airway via the air tube, and the positive pressure effect generated by the air flow can prevent the collapse of the upper airway during sleep of the patient, thereby avoiding the occurrence of apnea.

In addition, a conventional nasal respiratory mask, such as taiwan patent No. I342223, is fixed to a nose of a user by a fixing band set, and the nose of the user is inserted into the nasal respiratory mask from a nasal opening of the mask to suck air, thereby treating sleep apnea disorders.

However, when a common patient wears the CPAP nose mask by using the fixing belt, a lot of people can unconsciously open the mouth while sleeping, and the purpose of wearing the CPAP nose mask is to enable the patient to breathe and exhale by using the nose to fully achieve the treatment effect; however, as the patient often unconsciously breathes open his mouth and exhales while sleeping, there is no way to adequately draw oxygen from the ventilation machine through the patient's nares. The general oxygen supply machine can supply insufficient oxygen to give abnormal warning sound to remind a patient that the oxygen supply machine generates abnormal phenomena, and the patient can wake up from sleeping, so that the sleeping quality of the patient is seriously affected.

Because the patient with sleep apnea syndrome wears the CPAP nose mask, as shown in fig. 1, the patient has a headband 200 which is used with the nose mask 100, but because the headband 200 is designed, the headband 200 on the market is only sleeved on the back head of the patient.

In order to prevent the breathing of the mouth of a general sleep apnea patient unconsciously when the breathing nose mask is used in sleep, a belt is needed to be additionally found to bind the mouth and only breathe and exhale by using nostrils, so that the effect of using the oxygen supply machine can be achieved.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The main object of the utility model is to provide a sleep apnea's nose cup bandeau, when using the breathing nose cup in order to prevent sleep apnea patient in the sleep, extend a connecting band in bandeau department, utilize this connecting band to link up the constraint area that can adjust length by oneself, should bind and take and conveniently restrain sleep apnea patient's mouth to prevent that the patient from opening the mouth unconsciously in the sleep and breathing, and reduce CPAP's treatment effect person.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical means:

a nose mask headband for sleep apnea syndrome is sleeved on a head band of a patient with sleep apnea syndrome at a set position, at least one connecting band extends, the connecting band is used for connecting at least one binding band with a length capable of being adjusted automatically, and the binding band can bind the mouth of the patient with apnea syndrome.

Drawings

In order to further understand the present invention, the present invention is illustrated in detail by the following drawings:

FIG. 1: is a reference diagram of the using state of a common CPAP nasal mask and a common headband.

FIG. 2: is the appearance diagram of the utility model.

FIG. 3: is the use state reference diagram of the utility model.

FIG. 4: is the appearance structure chart of the first embodiment of the utility model.

FIG. 5: is the appearance structure chart of the second embodiment of the utility model.

FIG. 6: is the appearance structure chart of the third embodiment of the utility model.

FIG. 7: is the appearance structure diagram of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8: is a reference diagram of the use state of another embodiment of the present invention.

Reference numerals

10 nose mask

20 head band

21 perforation

22 connecting belt

221 magic tape

30 connecting belt

31 magic tape

40 binding belt

41 magic tape

42 ear hole

50 connecting belt

60 binding belt

70 headband

71 connecting belt

100 nose mask

200 headband

A ear

Detailed Description

As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the utility model discloses a when letting the patient of sleep apnea use CPAP nose mask 10, be convenient for restrain the patient's mouth, avoid the patient to use the mouth to breathe unconsciously in sleep, extend a connecting band 30 in bandeau 20 department, utilize this connecting band 30 to connect a constraint area 40 that can adjust length by oneself, this constraint area 40 is very convenient to restrain the mouth of patient of apnea to prevent that the patient from opening the mouth to breathe unconsciously in sleep, and reduce the treatment of CPAP.

As shown in fig. 4, in the first embodiment of the connection band 30 and the restraining band 40 of the present invention, at least one perforation 21 is designed on the plane of the headband 20 covering the back of the head of the patient, after the connection band 30 is threaded through the perforation 21, the magic tape 31 at the end of the connection band 30 is tightly connected with the hair side of the connection band 30 to form a loop, and due to the design of the perforation 21, the connection band 30 will not be left or right shifted; as shown in fig. 3, the length of the connecting band 30 can be adjusted according to the size of the head of the patient; then, after the restraining band 40 passes through the loop formed by the connecting band 30, the length of the restraining band 40 is adjusted according to the distance between the top of the head and the chin of the patient, and then the magic tape 41 at the end of the restraining band 40 is tightly connected with the hair side of the restraining band 40 to form a whole, so as to restrain the mouth of the patient and avoid breathing with the mouth in sleeping.

As shown in fig. 5, in the second embodiment of the connection band 30 of the present invention, a connection band 22 is integrally formed at a predetermined position on the plane of the headband 20 fitted on the back head of the patient, and the hook and loop fastener 221 at the end of the connection band 22 is tightly connected to the hair side of the connection band 22 to form a loop; as shown in fig. 3, the length of the connecting band 22 can be adjusted according to the size of the head of the patient; then, after the restraining band 40 passes through the loop formed by the connecting band 22, the length of the restraining band 40 is adjusted by itself according to the distance between the top of the head and the chin of the patient, and the magic tape 41 at the end of the restraining band 40 is tightly connected with the hair side of the restraining band 40 to form a whole, so as to restrain the mouth of the patient and avoid breathing with the mouth in sleeping.

As shown in fig. 6, in the third embodiment of the connecting band 50 and the restraining band 60 of the present invention, at least one through hole 21 is designed at a predetermined position on the plane of the headband 20 fitted on the back of the head of the patient, and after the connecting band 50 is inserted into the through hole 21, the two ends of the connecting band 50 can be tightly bonded to form a loop by using the physical characteristics of the whole rough surface of the connecting band 50; as shown in fig. 3, the length of the connecting band 50 can be adjusted according to the size of the head of the patient; then, after the restraining belt 60 passes through the lantern ring formed by the connecting belt 50, the length of the restraining belt 60 is automatically adjusted according to the distance between the top of the head and the chin of the patient, and the two ends of the restraining belt 60 can be tightly connected into a whole by utilizing the physical characteristic of the whole hair side of the restraining belt 60 so as to restrain the mouth of the patient and avoid breathing by the mouth in sleeping.

As shown in fig. 7, in the fourth embodiment of the connecting band 71 and the restraining band 60 of the present invention, a connecting band 71 is integrally formed at a predetermined position on the plane of the head band 70 covering the back of the head of the patient, and both ends of the connecting band 71 can be tightly bonded to form a sleeve ring by using the physical characteristics of the whole hair surface of the head band 70 and the connecting band 71; as shown in fig. 3, the length of the connecting band 71 can be adjusted according to the size of the head of the patient; then, after the restraining belt 60 passes through the lantern ring formed by the connecting belt 71, the length of the restraining belt 60 is automatically adjusted according to the distance between the top of the head and the chin of the patient, and the two ends of the restraining belt 60 can be tightly connected into a whole by utilizing the physical characteristic of the whole hair side of the restraining belt 60 so as to restrain the mouth of the patient and avoid breathing by the mouth in sleeping.

As shown in fig. 8, the use status of the present invention refers to a diagram, wherein the left and right sides of the binding belt 40 are respectively provided with an ear hole 42 at the position, when the binding belt 40 is wound around the head of the patient with apnea syndrome to bind the mouth of the patient, the ear hole 42 can be penetrated by the ear a of the patient, so as to avoid the uncomfortable feeling when the binding belt 40 is attached to the head of the patient.

To sum up, the utility model discloses sleep apnea's nose cup bandeau, when using the breathing nose cup in order to prevent apnea patient in the sleep, extend a connecting band in bandeau department, utilize this connecting band to link up a constraint area that can adjust length by oneself, this constraint area very conveniently alright constraint apnea patient's mouth to prevent that the patient from opening the mouth unconsciously in the sleep and breathing, and reduce CPAP's treatment.

Claims

1. A nose mask headband for sleep apnea syndrome is characterized in that a user can put the mask on a head band of a patient with sleep apnea syndrome at a set position, extend at least one connecting band, connect at least one restraining band with a length capable of being adjusted automatically by using the connecting band, and restrain the mouth of the patient with sleep apnea syndrome.

2. The nasal mask headband according to claim 1, wherein the headband is provided with at least one through hole at a predetermined position, the connecting band is connected to the connecting band to form a loop after passing through the through hole, the restraining band passes through the loop of the connecting band, and the loop is tightly connected to the restraining band to form a whole after self-adjusting the length of the restraining band.

3. The nasal mask headband according to claim 1, wherein a connecting band is integrally formed at a predetermined position on the headband, a hook and loop fastener provided at an end of the connecting band is connected to the connecting band to form a loop, and the restraining band passes through the loop of the connecting band and is tightly connected to the restraining band to form a single body after self-adjusting the length thereof.

4. The nasal mask headband according to claim 1, wherein the headband is provided with at least one through hole at a predetermined position, the connecting band is inserted through the through hole, both ends of the connecting band are connected to form a collar by using the physical property of the whole hair side of the connecting band, the restraining band is inserted through the collar of the connecting band, and the length of the restraining band is adjusted by itself, and both ends of the restraining band are tightly connected to form a whole by using the physical property of the whole hair side of the restraining band.

5. The nasal mask headband according to claim 1, wherein a connecting band is integrally formed at a predetermined position on the headband, the connecting band is connected to form a loop by using the physical properties of the entire hair side of the connecting band, and the both ends of the restraining band are tightly connected to form a whole by using the physical properties of the entire hair side of the restraining band after the restraining band passes through the loop of the connecting band and the length of the restraining band is automatically adjusted.

6. The nasal mask headband according to claim 1, wherein the left and right sides of the binding band are provided with an ear hole for the ear of the patient suffering from apnea.