CN210932691U

CN210932691U - Special washing unit of ophthalmology nursing

Info

Publication number: CN210932691U
Application number: CN201920524695.1U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 曾宪巍; 陆文琴; 郑邦萍
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2019-04-17
Filing date: 2019-04-17
Publication date: 2020-07-07
Anticipated expiration: 2029-04-17

Abstract

The utility model relates to a special washing unit of ophthalmology nursing, include: left side mirror leg, right mirror leg, bridge of the nose, nose hold in the palm and the flushing pipe, the nose holds in the palm and locates on the bridge of the nose, left side mirror leg directly passes through the bridge of the nose is connected to right side mirror leg, and the bridge of the nose be located the position between nose support and the right mirror leg all to with one side bending so that these positions bypass wearer's eyes from wearer's eyes below, thereby operation space is left to the top of bridge of the nose and the operator is through the manual eyelid that opens wearer of this operation space, the utility model discloses operation space has been left in the top of wearer's eyes, is convenient for let the operator open wearer's eyelid through this operation space is manual to avoid the wearer to close the eye and lead to washing the operation and be difficult to develop.

Description

Special washing unit of ophthalmology nursing

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the field of medical equipment, especially, relate to special washing unit of ophthalmic nursing.

Background

The general term of ophthalmology is "ophthalmology specialty", which is the discipline for studying diseases occurring in the visual system, including the eyeball and its associated tissues. In ophthalmology, various ophthalmic diseases such as vitreous body, retinal diseases, ocular optics, glaucoma, optic neuropathy, cataract and the like are generally researched. General examination of the eye, including eye appendage and anterior segment examination. An eye appendage check comprising: examination of the eyelids, conjunctiva, lacrimal apparatus, eyeball position and orbit.

In the ophthalmology department of hospital, the condition that needs washed eye often can appear, the flusher of present clinical adoption has models such as wall-hanging, vertical, these flushers and washing liquid pipe connection, the volume is great relatively, medical personnel prepare the work more before using, influence medical personnel's work efficiency, in addition, carry in these flushers use, it is inconvenient to remove, when especially nursing staff need go external succour patient, these flushers more can't carry the use.

Thus, some inventors have devised some eye washing devices that are simple in construction. For example, chinese patent document with publication number CN205849775U discloses a special washing unit for ophthalmological care, which includes two semicircular mirror frames, a nose bridge connected between the two mirror frames, a nose support on the mirror frame at the lower side of the nose bridge, a groove on the mirror frame at the upper side of the nose bridge and close to the nose bridge, a cleaning solution nozzle placed in the groove, a magnifying glass installed on the outer surface of the cleaning solution nozzle, the magnifying glass capable of sliding axially along the cleaning solution nozzle, a baffle perpendicular to the mirror frame at the end of the mirror frame far away from the nose bridge, a slidable magnifying glass capable of preventing the nozzle from moving, a medical staff observing the foreign matter in the eyes of the patient, a baffle arranged on the magnifying glass, and a pollution caused by the cleaning solution sprayed to other places due to the movement of the patient. However, in practice, the patient is stimulated by the eyewash, and the eyelids are closed due to the conditioned reflex, so that the patient is difficult to keep open, but the utility model is not convenient for the medical staff to open the eyelids, so that the patient is difficult to operate during the use. Therefore, there is a need for improvements in the prior art.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

Not enough to prior art, the utility model provides a special washing unit of ophthalmology nursing, include: the nose support is arranged on the nose bridge, the left glasses leg is directly connected to the right glasses leg through the nose bridge, and the part of the nose bridge between the nose support and the left glasses leg and the part of the nose bridge between the nose support and the right glasses leg are both bent towards the same side to enable the parts to bypass the eyes of a wearer from the lower part of the eyes of the wearer, so that an operation space is reserved above the nose bridge for an operator to manually open the eyelids of the wearer through the operation space.

According to a preferred embodiment, the bending direction of the portion of the nose bridge where the nose pad is mounted is opposite to the bending direction of the portion of the nose bridge located between the nose pad and the left temple.

According to a preferred embodiment, one end of the nose bridge is pivoted to the left temple and the other end of the nose bridge is pivoted to the right temple.

According to a preferred embodiment, the connection point of the nose bridge and the left temple is located between the proximal end and the distal end of the left temple, the connection point of the nose bridge and the right temple is located between the proximal end and the distal end of the right temple, the special flushing device for ophthalmic care further comprises a slide rail part and a tube bracket, one end of the slide rail part is connected to the distal end of the left temple, the other end of the slide rail part is connected to the distal end of the right temple, the tube bracket is connected to the slide rail part in a sliding manner, the liquid outlet end of the flushing tube is arranged on the tube bracket to limit the movement range of the flushing tube in a movable connection manner through the tube bracket, wherein the proximal end of the left temple or the proximal end of the right temple refers to the end of the special flushing device for ophthalmic care which is worn on the head of the wearer and is relatively closer to the head of the wearer, wherein, the distal end of the left temple or the distal end of the right temple refers to the end of the ophthalmic-care irrigation device that is relatively farther away from the wearer's head after being worn on the wearer's head.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail portion is provided in such a manner that at least a part of the slide rail portion is positioned below the eyes of the wearer without obstructing the operating space when the ophthalmologic-dedicated irrigation apparatus is worn on the head of the wearer.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail part is movable from a position relatively closer to the left temple to a position relatively closer to the right temple according to the tube holder being mounted on the slide groove, thereby selectively moving the wash tube to the corresponding position to wash the left or right eye.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail portion comprises a rectangular slide groove.

According to a preferred embodiment, the pipe support includes a bolt, a square slider, a threaded sleeve, a ball hinge, and a pipe seat, the slider is screwed to the bolt and one surface of the slider abuts on a bolt head of the bolt, the slider is inserted into a slide groove to slidably connect the pipe support to the slide rail portion, the threaded sleeve is screwed to the bolt and one surface of the threaded sleeve abuts on the other surface of the slider, the pipe seat is hinged to the threaded sleeve through the ball hinge, and the flushing pipe is installed in the pipe seat to be rotatable relative to the slide rail portion.

According to a preferred embodiment, the outlet end of the flushing pipe is connected to the pipe socket by means of a screw thread.

According to a preferred embodiment, the special irrigation device for ophthalmic care further comprises a liquid feeding balloon connected to the irrigation tube.

The utility model provides a special washing unit of ophthalmology nursing has following advantage at least:

firstly, the utility model leaves an operation space above the eyes of the wearer, so that the operator can conveniently open the eyelids of the wearer through the operation space manually, and the washing operation is prevented from being difficult to be carried out due to the eyes of the wearer being closed;

secondly, the utility model has simple structure, low cost and strong operability;

third, the utility model discloses a pipe support lets the flushing pipe can swing joint in slide rail portion, has both restricted the range of motion of flushing pipe, and the flushing pipe accident harms patient's eye when avoiding washing, lets the position and/or the angularly adjustable of flushing pipe again, and the operator of being convenient for changes the washing angle as required.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic partial structure view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a simplified structural schematic of a portion of the components of a preferred embodiment of the present invention; and

fig. 4 is a partial structural schematic diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

List of reference numerals

100: left temple 200: right temple 300: nose bridge

400: the nose pad 500: the flushing pipe 510: liquid outlet end

600: the slide rail portion 610: the sliding groove 700: pipe support

710: the bolt 711: bolt head 720: sliding block

730: the threaded sleeve 740: spherical hinge 750: tube holder

800: liquid feeding balloon 810: first check valve 820: second check valve

SP: operating space

Detailed Description

The following detailed description is made with reference to fig. 1, 2, 3, and 4.

According to a preferred embodiment, an ophthalmic care dedicated irrigation device may comprise: at least one of a left temple 100, a right temple 200, a nose bridge 300, a nose pad 400, and an irrigation tube 500. The nose pad 400 may be provided on the nose bridge 300. The left temple 100 may be directly connected to the right temple 200 through the nose bridge 300. The portion of the nose bridge 300 between the nose pad 400 and the left temple 100 and the portion of the nose bridge 300 between the nose pad 400 and the right temple 200 may be bent to the same side so that these portions bypass the wearer's eyes from below the wearer's eyes. Thereby leaving an operating space SP above the bridge 300 for the operator to manually open the eyelids of the wearer through the operating space SP. Preferably, the operator may be a medical professional. The wearer may be a patient. Preferably, the area between the wearer's eyes and forehead is free of lenses or frames. Thus, an unobstructed operating space is left between the eyes and the forehead of the wearer for the operator to manually open the eyelids of the wearer through the operating space SP. The operator can also let the liquid from the irrigation tube 500 to irrigate the eyes of the wearer through the operation space SP.

According to a preferred embodiment, the bending direction of the nose bridge 300 at the portion where the nose pad 400 is mounted may be opposite to the bending direction of the nose bridge 300 at the portion between the nose pad 400 and the left temple 100.

According to a preferred embodiment, one end of nose bridge 300 may be pivotally connected to left temple 100. The other end of nose bridge 300 may be pivotally connected to right temple 200.

According to a preferred embodiment, the connection point of the nose bridge 300 to the left temple 100 may be located between the proximal and distal ends of the left temple 100. The connection point of nose bridge 300 to right temple 200 may be located between the proximal and distal ends of right temple 200. The ophthalmic care irrigation apparatus may include a slide rail 600 and/or a tube rack 700. One end of the slide rail part 600 may be connected to the distal end of the left temple 100. The other end of the slide rail portion 600 may be connected to the distal end of the right temple 200. The pipe bracket 700 may be slidably coupled to the rail portion 600. The outlet end 510 of the irrigation tube 500 may be provided on the tube holder 700 to movably limit the range of motion of the irrigation tube 500 by the tube holder 700. The proximal end of the left temple 100 or the proximal end of the right temple 200 may refer to an end of the ophthalmic-care irrigation apparatus that is relatively closer to the wearer's head after being worn on the wearer's head. The distal end of the left temple 100 or the distal end of the right temple 200 may refer to an end of the ophthalmic-care-dedicated irrigation device that is relatively farther away from the wearer's head after being worn on the wearer's head. The utility model discloses a following beneficial technological effect can be realized at least to this mode: slide rail portion and bridge of the nose set up along the extending direction interval of left side mirror leg or right side mirror leg for leave certain space interval between pipe support and the eye, reduce and remove the pipe support and cause the probability of injury to the patient.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail portion 600 may be provided in such a manner that at least a portion of the slide rail portion 600 is positioned below the wearer's eyes without obstructing the operation space SP when the ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus is worn on the wearer's head.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail part 600 may be movable from a position relatively closer to the left temple 100 to a position relatively closer to the right temple 200 according to the tube bracket 700 mounted on the slide groove 610. Thereby selectively moving the wash pipe 500 to the corresponding position to wash the left or right eye.

According to a preferred embodiment, the slide rail portion 600 may include a rectangular slide groove 610.

According to a preferred embodiment, the pipe bracket 700 includes a bolt 710, a square slider 720, a threaded sleeve 730, a ball hinge 740, and a socket 750, the slider 720 is threaded on the bolt 710 and one side of the slider 720 abuts on a bolt head 711 of the bolt 710, the slider 720 is inserted into the slide groove 610 to slidably couple the pipe bracket 700 to the rail portion 600, the threaded sleeve 730 is threaded on the bolt 710 and one side of the threaded sleeve 730 abuts on the other side of the slider 720, the socket 750 is hinged on the threaded sleeve 730 by the ball hinge 740, and the flushing pipe 500 is installed in the socket 750 to enable the flushing pipe 500 to rotate relative to the rail portion 600. The utility model discloses a following beneficial technological effect can be realized at least to this mode: the utility model discloses a square slider is located in the spout 610 of rectangle with sliding, so that the pipe support slides the in-process and can not rotate by a wide margin for the slide rail portion to be convenient for operate and restrict the motion range of flushing pipe better.

According to a preferred embodiment, the outlet end 510 of the irrigation pipe 500 may be connected to the stem 750 by a screw thread.

According to a preferred embodiment, the ophthalmic care irrigation device may include a fluid delivery balloon 800. The fluid delivery balloon 800 may be connected to the irrigation tube 500. The medical personnel can manually send the flushing liquid medicine to the liquid outlet end 510 of the flushing pipe 500 through the liquid feeding saccule. The liquid inlet of the liquid feeding balloon can be provided with a first one-way valve 810. The direction of the first one-way valve 810 may be directed into the fluid delivery balloon 800. A second one-way valve 820 can be arranged at the liquid outlet of the liquid delivery balloon. The second one-way valve 820 may be turned on in a direction to direct the fluid out of the fluid delivery balloon 800 to deliver the fluid within the fluid delivery balloon to the irrigation tube 500.

It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are exemplary, and those skilled in the art can devise various solutions in light of the present disclosure, which are also within the scope of the present disclosure and fall within the scope of the present disclosure. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present specification and drawings are illustrative only and are not limiting upon the claims. The scope of the invention is defined by the claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A special irrigation device for ophthalmic care comprising: the nose bridge comprises a left side arm (100), a right side arm (200), a nose bridge (300), a nose support (400) and a flushing pipe (500), wherein the nose support (400) is arranged on the nose bridge (300), and the left side arm (100) is directly connected to the right side arm (200) through the nose bridge (300), and a part of the nose bridge (300) between the nose support (400) and the left side arm (100) and a part of the nose bridge (300) between the nose support (400) and the right side arm (200) are both bent towards the same side so as to enable the parts to bypass the eyes of a wearer from the lower part of the eyes of the wearer, so that an operation Space (SP) is reserved above the nose bridge (300) and an operator can manually open the eyelids of the wearer through the operation Space (SP).

2. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a bending direction of a portion of the nose bridge (300) where the nose pad (400) is mounted is opposite to a bending direction of a portion of the nose bridge (300) between the nose pad (400) and a left temple (100).

3. The irrigation device special for ophthalmic care according to claim 1, wherein one end of the nose bridge (300) is pivoted on the left temple (100), and the other end of the nose bridge (300) is pivoted on the right temple (200).

4. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a connection point of the nose bridge (300) to the left temple (100) is located between a proximal end and a distal end of the left temple (100), a connection point of the nose bridge (300) to the right temple (200) is located between a proximal end and a distal end of the right temple (200), the ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus further comprises a slide rail (600) and a tube holder (700), one end of the slide rail (600) is connected to the distal end of the left temple (100), the other end of the slide rail (600) is connected to the distal end of the right temple (200), the tube holder (700) is slidably connected to the slide rail (600), and the outlet end (510) of the irrigation tube (500) is provided on the tube holder (700) to limit a movement range of the irrigation tube (500) in an articulated manner by the tube holder (700),

wherein, the near end of the left temple (100) or the near end of the right temple (200) refers to the end of the flushing device special for ophthalmic care which is worn on the head of the wearer and is relatively closer to the head of the wearer, and the far end of the left temple (100) or the far end of the right temple (200) refers to the end of the flushing device special for ophthalmic care which is worn on the head of the wearer and is relatively farther away from the head of the wearer.

5. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the slide rail portion (600) is provided in such a way that at least a part of the slide rail portion (600) is located below the wearer's eye without obstructing the operating Space (SP) when the ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus is worn on the wearer's head.

6. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation device of claim 5, wherein the slide rail portion (600) comprises a rectangular chute (610).

7. The special irrigating device for ophthalmic care according to claim 6, wherein the slide rail portion (600) is movable from a position relatively closer to the left temple (100) to a position relatively closer to the right temple (200) after the tube holder (700) is mounted on the slide groove (610), thereby selectively moving the irrigating tube (500) to the corresponding position to cleanse the left or right eye.

8. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation device according to claim 7, wherein the tube holder (700) comprises a bolt (710), a square slider (720), a threaded sleeve (730), a ball hinge (740), and a tube seat (750), the slider (720) is screwed on the bolt (710) and one face of the slider (720) abuts on a bolt head (711) of the bolt (710), the slider (720) is inserted into a sliding slot (610) to slidably connect the tube holder (700) to the sliding rail portion (600), the threaded sleeve (730) is screwed on the bolt (710) and one face of the threaded sleeve (730) abuts on the other face of the slider (720), the tube seat (750) is hinged on the threaded sleeve (730) through the ball hinge (740), the irrigation tube (500) is installed in the tube seat (750), so that the flush tube (500) can rotate relative to the slide rail portion (600).

9. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the outlet end (510) of the irrigation tube (500) is connected to the tube seat (750) by a screw thread.

10. The ophthalmic-care dedicated irrigation device of claim 9, further comprising a liquid-delivery balloon (800), the liquid-delivery balloon (800) being connected to the irrigation tube (500).