CN210250825U

CN210250825U - Head fixer for oxygen therapy

Info

Publication number: CN210250825U
Application number: CN201920805850.7U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 李秋艳; 唐呈香; 刘素梅; 黄天然; 唐丹; 徐秋群; 覃镫慧; 廖若乔; 庞子凡; 王丹凤
Original assignee: Guangxi Maternal and Child Health Hospital
Current assignee: Guangxi Maternal and Child Health Hospital
Priority date: 2019-05-30
Filing date: 2019-05-30
Publication date: 2020-04-07
Anticipated expiration: 2029-05-30

Abstract

The utility model provides a head fixer for oxygen therapy, which comprises a protective cover, a chest plate and a chest binding belt, wherein a protective space for placing the head is arranged in the protective cover, a head inlet port for the head to enter the protective space is formed at one side of the protective cover, an oxygen tube inlet hole for the oxygen tube to enter and an oxygen tube outlet for the oxygen tube to penetrate out to the protective space are arranged on the protective cover, and a built-in channel for the oxygen tube to pass through is arranged in the wall body of the protective cover; the built-in channel is communicated with the oxygen inlet pipe and the oxygen outlet pipe; the bottom of the protective cover is fixed with one end of the chest plate, and the chest plate and the head inlet are positioned on the same side of the protective cover; the head inlet is detachably provided with an isolation curtain cloth; the chest plate is provided with the chest tying belt for fixing the chest. The utility model discloses a can prevent that children from going to pull oxygen therapy pipe and take off the pipe.

Description

Head fixer for oxygen therapy

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical treatment, concretely relates to head fixer for oxygen therapy.

Background

Oral intubation of a tracheal tube is a reliable means of maintaining patency of the upper airway. However, the endotracheal tube can improve the respiratory function of the patient, treat the anoxia of the patient, and the patient feels a certain degree of pain during the endotracheal tube treatment, especially under the condition that the patient does not have sedation in the recovery stage, the risk that the head of the patient shakes to accidentally take off the endotracheal tube often occurs, and particularly when the patient is a child, the oxygen intubation easily falls off when the head of the child swings left and right or the child pulls the oxygen intubation with hands.

At present, the conventional oral intubation mode needs to use an endotracheal intubation fixer, the tracheal intubation fixer is usually fixed by a fixing band bypassing the head, and the head is arc-shaped after the human body, so that the fixing by the fixing band often causes slippage, the intubation is shifted or falls off, the intubation is not safe, and pain is caused to a patient. The function of fixing the tracheal cannula in the actual operation process is very important, the life of a patient is concerned, if the tracheal cannula fixer is not firmly fixed, the positioning is not accurate, the difficulty of asphyxia and reinsertion is increased once the tracheal cannula is separated, and the hospitalization time of the patient is prolonged.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The utility model aims at solving at least one of the technical problems provided by the prior art and provides a head fixer for oxygen therapy, which can prevent children from pulling the oxygen therapy tube and taking off the tube.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the technical proposal that:

a head fixator for oxygen therapy comprises a protective cover, a chest plate and a chest binding belt, wherein a protective space for placing a head is arranged in the protective cover, a head inlet for the head to enter the protective space is formed in one side of the protective cover, an oxygen tube inlet hole for the oxygen tube to enter and an oxygen tube outlet for the oxygen tube to penetrate out of the protective space are formed in the protective cover, and a built-in channel for the oxygen tube to penetrate through is formed in the wall body of the protective cover; the built-in channel is communicated with the oxygen inlet pipe and the oxygen outlet pipe; the bottom of the protective cover is fixed with one end of the chest plate, and the chest plate and the head inlet are positioned on the same side of the protective cover; the head inlet is detachably provided with an isolation curtain cloth; the chest plate is provided with the chest tying belt for fixing the chest.

Preferably, an operating opening is provided at the top of the protective hood facing away from the chest plate, the operating opening communicating with the protective space.

Preferably, the protective cover is provided with air holes.

Preferably, a flexible cushion is provided on the top surface of the chest plate.

Preferably, the chest plate is an arc-shaped long plate.

Preferably, the oxygen tube access hole is provided at an end of the shield facing away from the head access port.

Preferably, the built-in channel extends in the direction of the head access opening.

Preferably, the isolation curtain cloth comprises two half curtain cloth, and the two half curtain cloth are arranged at the head inlet side by side; each half curtain cloth comprises two opposite vertical edges, a top edge and a bottom edge, and two opposite ends of the top edge are respectively connected with the two vertical edges; the bottom edge and the top edge are oppositely arranged, and two opposite ends of the bottom edge are respectively connected with two vertical edges; the top edge of each half curtain cloth and the vertical edge far away from the other half curtain cloth are fixed with the protective cover; the vertical edges of the two half curtain cloth which are close to each other are detachably connected through a movable buckle.

Due to the adoption of the technical scheme, the utility model discloses following beneficial effect has:

1. the utility model discloses in, children's patient's head is placed in the protection casing, and oxygen therapy pipe passes through in oxygen therapy pipe manhole gets into the protection casing, passes and to wear out again from oxygen therapy pipe export after the protection space for children's patient oxygen therapy, will keep apart the curtain cloth and install, and it is fixed with chest board and children's patient's chest to utilize the chest tie, and from this, oxygen therapy pipe is fixed in the wall body of protection casing, and the protection casing keeps apart oxygen therapy pipe and hand, effectively avoids oxygen therapy pipe to be pulled out from.

2. The utility model discloses in, operation open-ended setting can make things convenient for medical personnel to adjust the position of oxygen therapy pipe or carry out other operations in the nursing process.

3. The utility model discloses in, the setting of flexible blotter can increase children patient's the comfort level of lying on the chest board.

4. The utility model discloses in, the chest board is the arc and can plays a little constraint effect to children patient's both shoulders to prevent that children's both hands from touching the protection casing.

5. The utility model discloses in, the oxygen therapy pipe manhole is located the protection casing and is deviated from the one end of head inlet port, has guaranteed that hand and oxygen therapy pipe keep the furthest distance, can prevent effectively that children's hand from touching the oxygen therapy pipe.

6. The utility model discloses in, keep apart the curtain cloth and adopt two half curtain cloth settings, easy dismounting has practiced thrift the time to the intubate of children patient and tube drawing operation greatly.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of an oxygen therapy head holder according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a side view of fig. 1.

Fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of the built-in channel arranged on the side wall.

In the drawing, 100-protective cover, 102-side wall, 103-built-in channel, 104-oxygen therapy tube inlet hole, 105-oxygen therapy tube outlet, 110-head inlet hole, 121-half curtain, 122-vertical edge, 123-top edge, 124-bottom edge, 130-operation opening, 140-air vent, 200-chest plate, 210-flexible buffer pad and 300-chest band.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person skilled in the art without creative work belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "secured to" another element, it can be directly on the other element or intervening elements may also be present. When a component is referred to as being "connected" to another component, it can be directly connected to the other component or intervening components may also be present. When a component is referred to as being "disposed on" another component, it can be directly on the other component or intervening components may also be present. The terms "vertical," "horizontal," "left," "right," and the like as used herein are for illustrative purposes only.

Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used in the description of the invention herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.

As shown in fig. 1 to 3, a preferred embodiment of the present invention provides an oxygen therapy head fixator, which includes a protective cover 100, a chest plate 200 and a chest band 300. The protective cover 100 is made of transparent material, a protective space for placing the head is arranged in the protective cover, and a head inlet 110 for the head to enter the protective space is formed on one side of the protective cover 100, specifically: the shield 100 is generally in the shape of a hollow box, and the side wall 102 of the shield 100 is penetrated to form the head inlet 110. In the present embodiment, the shield 100 has a substantially U-shaped cross section in the horizontal direction.

The head inlet 110 is detachably provided with a separation curtain. In the present embodiment, the partition curtain includes two half curtains 121, and the two half curtains 121 are disposed side by side at the head inlet 110. Each half curtain 121 comprises two opposite vertical edges 122, a top edge 123 and a bottom edge 124, wherein two opposite ends of the top edge 123 are respectively connected with the two vertical edges 122, the bottom edge 124 is arranged opposite to the top edge 123, and two opposite ends of the bottom edge 124 are respectively connected with the two vertical edges 122; the top edge 123 of each half curtain 121 and the vertical edge 122 far from the other half curtain 121 are fixedly connected with the protective cover 100. The vertical edges 122 of the two half curtains 121 close to each other are detachably connected through movable buckles, and in the embodiment, the movable buckles adopt zippers. The isolation curtain cloth adopts two half curtain cloth 121 settings, and easy dismounting has practiced thrift the time to the intubate of children patient and tube drawing operation greatly.

The side wall 102 of the shield 100 is provided with an oxygen tube access hole 104 for an oxygen tube to enter into the side wall 102, the oxygen tube access hole 104 communicating with the exterior of the shield 100, the oxygen tube access hole 104 being located on the side of the shield 100 remote from the head access opening 110. The side wall 102 of the protective cover 100 is provided with an oxygen conveying pipe outlet 105 at a position close to the head inlet 110, through which the oxygen conveying pipe penetrates to the protective space, and the oxygen conveying pipe outlet 105 is communicated with the protective space; the wall of the side wall 102 of the protective cover 100 is provided with a built-in channel 103 for the oxygen tube to pass through, and the built-in channel 103 is communicated with the oxygen tube inlet hole 104 and the oxygen tube outlet 105 and extends towards the head inlet 110.

The top of protection casing 100 link up and has seted up operation opening 130, and operation opening 130 is linked together with the guard space, and the setting of operation opening 130 can make things convenient for medical personnel to adjust the position of oxygen therapy pipe or carry out other operations in the nursing process. The bottom of the hood 100 is open. The chest plate 200 is fixed to the bottom of the side wall 102 of the hood 100 and closes the bottom opening of the hood 100, and one end of the chest plate 200 extends out of the hood 100 toward the head access opening 110 so as to support the child's chest. The chest plate 200 is provided with a chest strap 300 for fixing the chest, and the chest strap 300 is positioned outside the protection cover 100.

In this embodiment, a flexible cushion 210 is further provided on the top surface of the chest plate 200 facing the operation opening 130, and the flexible cushion 210 is made of cotton cloth. The provision of the flexible cushion 210 can increase the comfort of the child patient lying on the chest plate 200.

In this embodiment, the chest plate 200 is an arc-shaped long plate, which can slightly restrict the shoulders of the child patient, thereby preventing the hands of the child from touching the shield 100.

In this embodiment, the ventilation hole 140 is further formed on the protection cover 100, which is more beneficial to the ventilation of the air in the protection cover 100.

In this embodiment, the oxygen tube inlet hole 104 is disposed at an end of the protective cover 100 away from the head inlet 110, so as to ensure that the hand is kept at the farthest distance from the oxygen tube, thereby effectively preventing the hand of the child from touching the oxygen tube.

When the oxygen supply device is used, the two half curtain cloth 121 are opened, the head of a child patient is placed in the protective cover 100, the body of the child patient lies on the chest plate 200, the chest of the child is fixed with the chest plate 200 by operating the chest tying belt 300, the oxygen supply tube enters the built-in channel 103 from the oxygen supply tube inlet hole 104 and penetrates out from the oxygen supply tube outlet 105, the isolating curtain cloth is closed by operating the movable buckle, and the oxygen supply is provided for the child patient after the position of the oxygen supply tube is adjusted by an operator from the operation opening 130. Therefore, the oxygen tube is arranged in the side wall 102 through the built-in channel 103 of the protective cover 100, the oxygen tube is isolated from the hands by the protective cover 100, and the oxygen tube is effectively prevented from being pulled out.

It is understood that the material of the flexible buffer pad 210 is not limited to cotton cloth in this embodiment, and may be silica gel or sponge in other embodiments.

It is to be understood that the movable buckle is not limited to the zipper in this embodiment, and may be a hidden buckle in other embodiments.

The above description is for the detailed description of the preferred possible embodiments of the present invention, but the embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and all equivalent changes or modifications accomplished under the technical spirit suggested by the present invention should fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A head fixator for oxygen therapy is characterized in that: the chest protecting mask comprises a protecting mask (100), a chest plate (200) and a chest binding belt (300), wherein a protecting space for placing a head is arranged in the protecting mask (100), a head inlet (110) for the head to enter the protecting space is formed in one side of the protecting mask (100), an oxygen tube inlet hole (104) for an oxygen tube to enter and an oxygen tube outlet (105) for the oxygen tube to penetrate out to the protecting space are formed in the protecting mask (100), and a built-in channel (103) for the oxygen tube to pass through is arranged in the wall body of the protecting mask (100); the built-in channel (103) is communicated with the oxygen input pipe inlet hole (104) and the oxygen input pipe outlet (105); the bottom of the protective cover (100) is fixed with one end of the chest plate (200), and the chest plate (200) and the head inlet are positioned on the same side of the protective cover (100); the head inlet (110) is detachably provided with an isolation curtain cloth; the chest plate (200) is provided with the chest tying belt (300) for fixing the chest.

2. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the top of the protective cover (100) departing from the chest plate (200) is provided with an operation opening (130), and the operation opening (130) is communicated with the protective space.

3. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the protective cover (100) is provided with air holes (140).

4. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the top surface of the chest plate (200) is provided with a flexible buffer pad (210).

5. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the chest plate (200) is an arc-shaped long plate.

6. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the oxygen tube inlet hole (104) is arranged at one end of the protective cover (100) facing away from the head inlet opening (110).

7. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the built-in channel (103) extends in the direction of the head access opening (110).

8. The oxygen therapy head anchor as set forth in claim 1, wherein: the isolating curtain cloth comprises two half curtain cloth (121), and the two half curtain cloth (121) are arranged at the head inlet (110) side by side; each half curtain cloth (121) comprises two opposite vertical edges (122), a top edge (123) and a bottom edge (124), and two opposite ends of the top edge (123) are respectively connected with the two vertical edges (122); the bottom edge (124) is arranged opposite to the top edge (123), and two vertical edges (122) are respectively connected with two opposite ends of the bottom edge (124); the top edge (123) of each half curtain cloth (121) and the vertical edge (122) far away from the other half curtain cloth (121) are fixed with the protective cover (100); the vertical edges (122) of the two half curtain cloth (121) close to each other are detachably connected through movable buckles.