CN211272973U - Trachea cannula - Google Patents

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CN211272973U
CN211272973U CN201921495893.6U CN201921495893U CN211272973U CN 211272973 U CN211272973 U CN 211272973U CN 201921495893 U CN201921495893 U CN 201921495893U CN 211272973 U CN211272973 U CN 211272973U
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The utility model relates to the field of medical equipment, and discloses a tracheal cannula, which comprises a tracheal catheter, wherein the front end of the tracheal catheter is provided with a diagonal insertion hole, and the rear end of the tracheal catheter is provided with an oxygen connector; the side surface of the insertion opening is provided with a Murphy's eye, and the back of the insertion opening is provided with a cuff; the tracheal catheter is provided with an inflation tube in a penetrating way, the upper part of the inflation tube is positioned at the outer side of the tracheal catheter and is communicated with an indicating saccule with a one-way valve, and the lower part of the inflation tube penetrates into the inner cavity of the tracheal catheter and is communicated with the cuff; the lower part of the tracheal catheter is sleeved with a transparent sterile film protective sleeve, one side of the sterile film protective sleeve is provided with a linear weak structure which is easy to tear, and the linear weak structure extends to the other side through the lower end of the sterile film protective sleeve; the outer surface of the tracheal catheter is provided with scale marks for indicating the insertion depth of the tracheal catheter. The utility model provides a current trachea cannula in clinical operation, the pathogen of upper respiratory tract easily gets into the problem that lower respiratory tract infects along with trachea cannula.

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Trachea cannula
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to a trachea cannula.
Background
Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI), also known as nosocomial infections or nosocomial infections, are defined as all infections occurring in hospitals, with difficulty in diagnosis and treatment after infection and high mortality. Hospital-acquired pneumoconia (HAP) is taken as an example, HAP/VAP belongs to hospital-acquired infection, and the cross-sectional survey result of large-scale hospital infection in China shows that the incidence rate of hospital-acquired infection in the traditional Chinese medicine of inpatients is 3.22% -5.22%, wherein the hospital-acquired lower respiratory infection is 1.76% -1.94%. The incidence of hospital-acquired infections in hospitalized patients in the united states was 4.0%, with pneumonia accounting for 21.8% of hospital-acquired infections. The incidence of HAP is (5-10)/1000 hospitalized patients, accounting for up to 25.0% of the total number of infections in Intensive Care Units (ICU). The average hospitalization time is prolonged by 7-10 days after HAP occurs, and the hospitalization medical cost is greatly increased; HAP is also the direct cause of death in critically ill patients, with associated mortality rates as high as 15.5% -38.2%. HAI occurs for a number of reasons, and medical procedures are considered to be one of the important reasons.
The technology of placing a special endotracheal tube into the trachea through the glottis is called trachea intubation, and the technology can provide optimal conditions for smooth air passage, ventilation and oxygen supply, respiratory tract suction, prevention of aspiration and the like. The emergency trachea cannula technology becomes an important measure in the process of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation and emergency treatment of critically ill patients accompanied with respiratory dysfunction. The trachea intubation is an important rescue technique commonly used in emergency treatment work, is one of the most widely, effectively and quickly applied means in respiratory tract management, is a basic skill which must be mastered by medical staff in special departments such as anesthesia departments and the like, and plays a vital role in rescuing the life of a patient and reducing the fatality rate. As one of the most critical measures to rescue critically ill patients, the operational effectiveness of endotracheal intubation significantly affects patient prognosis. Studies have shown that endotracheal intubation patients develop an extremely high proportion of HAI, and the associated infection resulting from the intubation procedure may be one of their underlying causes.
During the intubation procedure, although the endotracheal tube itself is sterilized, infection from the patient himself cannot be avoided. In clinical practice, the trachea cannula directly enters the lower respiratory tract after reaching the glottis through the oral cavity and the throat, and pathogens of the upper respiratory tract easily enter the lower respiratory tract along with the trachea cannula in the operation process to cause the infection of the lower respiratory tract because the lower respiratory tract is in an aseptic environment.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
Based on above technical problem, the utility model provides a trachea cannula has solved current trachea cannula in clinical operation, and the pathogen of upper respiratory tract easily gets into the problem that lower respiratory tract leads to the lower respiratory tract infection along with trachea cannula.
For solving the above technical problem, the utility model discloses a technical scheme as follows:
a tracheal cannula comprises a tracheal catheter, wherein the front end of the tracheal catheter is provided with an oblique-cutting insertion hole, and the rear end of the tracheal catheter is provided with an oxygen connector; the side surface of the insertion opening is provided with a Murphy's eye, and the back of the insertion opening is provided with a cuff; the tracheal catheter is provided with an inflation tube in a penetrating way, the upper part of the inflation tube is positioned at the outer side of the tracheal catheter and is communicated with an indicating saccule with a one-way valve, and the lower part of the inflation tube penetrates into the inner cavity of the tracheal catheter and is communicated with the cuff; the lower part of the tracheal catheter is sleeved with a transparent sterile film protective sleeve, one side of the sterile film protective sleeve is provided with a linear weak structure which is easy to tear, and the linear weak structure passes through the lower end of the sterile film protective sleeve and extends to the other side; the outer surface of the tracheal catheter is provided with scale marks for indicating the insertion depth of the tracheal catheter.
The utility model discloses in, when taking place serious respiratory problem or the patient such as general anesthesia among the operation process needs to obtain the emergency of breathing support through mechanical ventilation, just need carry out the trachea cannula operation. The specific operation of the tracheal intubation is that firstly, a patient lies on the back, the head leans backwards, and the neck is lifted, so that the mouth, the throat and the trachea of the patient form a straight line; the thumb of the right hand pushes the lower lip and the lower jaw of the patient away, the index finger pushes against the incisors, the left hand holds the laryngoscope and enters the oral cavity along the right oral horn to press the tongue back, the tongue body is pushed to the left side, after the uvula (little tongue) is exposed, the lens of the laryngoscope is slowly pushed along the natural radian of the throat, and when the top end of the laryngoscope reaches the tongue root, the epiglottis and the glottis can be seen; then, when the tracheal catheter reaches the glottis again through the oral cavity and the throat, a doctor pulls the upper end of the opposite side of the linear weak structure of the sterile film protective sleeve, and under the combined action of pulling force and the tracheal catheter, the sterile film protective sleeve is torn and pulled out along the linear weak structure, and in the pulling-out process, the tracheal catheter can guide the pulling-out of the sterile film protective sleeve; after the sterile film protective sleeve possibly carrying the upper respiratory tract pathogens is separated, exposing the uncontaminated tracheal catheter, and continuously pushing the tracheal catheter to insert the tracheal catheter into the trachea through the glottic opening; thereby avoiding bringing upper respiratory tract pathogens into the sterile environment of the lower respiratory tract trachea and avoiding causing hospital acquired infection caused by medical operation; once the tracheal catheter is in place, a doctor inflates the balloon to enable gas to enter the cuff through the inflation tube, the cuff is spread by the gas to enable the cuff to be tightly attached to the airway, and therefore the airway is sealed and the tracheal cannula is fixed; then the laryngoscope is taken out, and the tracheal cannula is fixed at the corner of the mouth by adhesive tape to further prevent the tracheal cannula from moving and sliding out; and finally, butting oxygen supply equipment such as a breathing machine or a breathing air bag and the like with the oxygen interface, ventilating the tracheal catheter, auscultating lung sounds to ensure that the intubation is in place, and thus finishing the tracheal intubation operation.
Preferably, the upper end of the sterile film protective sleeve on the opposite side of the linear weak structure is provided with a pulling structure.
In a preferred embodiment, the pulling structure is one of a linear structure and a ribbon structure.
Preferably, the end of the pulling structure is provided with a pulling ring.
Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are that:
(1) the utility model discloses an aseptic film protective sheath utilizes the aseptic film protective sheath that can peel off to protect endotracheal tube front portion when trachea cannula inserts, avoids bringing the upper respiratory tract pathogen into lower respiratory tract. Solves the problem that the pathogen of the upper respiratory tract easily enters the lower respiratory tract along with the trachea cannula to cause the infection of the lower respiratory tract in the clinical operation of the prior trachea cannula.
(2) The utility model discloses a sterile film protective sheath upper end of the relative one side of linear weak structure is equipped with the tractive structure, conveniently utilizes the tractive structure upwards to drag messenger sterile film protective sheath and endotracheal tube to peel off.
(3) The utility model discloses a tractive structure is one of threadlike structure or banded structure, tractive structure simple structure, convenient to use.
(4) The utility model discloses a tractive structure end is equipped with the pull ring, can be more convenient operate the tractive structure.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a sterile film protective sleeve.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the operation of the endotracheal tube.
The oxygen-gas meter comprises an oxygen interface 1, an endotracheal tube 2, an inflation tube 3, an indication balloon 4, a sterile film protective sleeve 5, a cuff 6, a Murphy's eye 7, an insertion opening 8, a pulling structure 9, a pull ring 10, a linear weak structure 11 and a glottis 12.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosure more apparent, the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present disclosure will be described clearly and completely with reference to the drawings of the embodiments of the present disclosure. It is to be understood that the described embodiments are only a few embodiments of the present disclosure, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the described embodiments of the disclosure without any inventive step, are within the scope of protection of the disclosure.
Unless otherwise defined, technical or scientific terms used herein shall have the ordinary meaning as understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this disclosure belongs. The use of "first," "second," and similar terms in this disclosure is not intended to indicate any order, quantity, or importance, but rather is used to distinguish one element from another. The word "comprising" or "comprises", and the like, means that the element or item listed before the word covers the element or item listed after the word and its equivalents, but does not exclude other elements or items. The terms "connected" or "coupled" and the like are not restricted to physical or mechanical connections, but may include electrical connections, whether direct or indirect. "upper", "lower", "left", "right", and the like are used merely to indicate relative positional relationships, and when the absolute position of the object being described is changed, the relative positional relationships may also be changed accordingly.
Example 1:
referring to fig. 1-2, a tracheal cannula comprises a tracheal catheter 2, wherein an oblique-cutting insertion opening 8 is formed in the front end of the tracheal catheter 2, and an oxygen connector is arranged at the rear end of the tracheal catheter 2; the lateral surface of the insertion opening 8 is provided with a Murphy's eye 7, and the back of the insertion opening 8 is provided with a cuff 6; the tracheal catheter 2 is provided with an inflation tube 3 in a penetrating way, the upper part of the inflation tube 3 is positioned at the outer side of the tracheal catheter 2 and is communicated with an indicating saccule 4 with a one-way valve, and the lower part of the inflation tube 3 penetrates through the inner cavity of the tracheal catheter 2 and is communicated with a cuff 6; the lower part of the tracheal catheter 2 is sleeved with a transparent sterile film protective sleeve 5, one side of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 is provided with an easily-torn linear weak structure 11, and the linear weak structure 11 passes through the lower end of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 and extends to the other side; the outer surface of the tracheal catheter 2 is provided with scale marks for indicating the insertion depth of the tracheal catheter 2.
In this embodiment, it can be seen from fig. 3 that the endotracheal intubation procedure is required when a serious respiratory problem occurs or when a patient needs to be supported by breathing through mechanical ventilation during an emergency such as general anesthesia during an operation. The specific operation of the tracheal intubation is that firstly, a patient lies on the back, the head leans backwards, and the neck is lifted, so that the mouth, the throat and the trachea of the patient form a straight line; the thumb of the right hand pushes the lower lip and the lower jaw of the patient away, the index finger pushes against the incisors, the left hand holds the laryngoscope and enters the oral cavity along the right oral horn to press the tongue back, the tongue body is pushed to the left side, after the uvula (little tongue) is exposed, the lens of the laryngoscope is slowly pushed along the natural radian of the throat, and when the top end of the laryngoscope reaches the tongue root, the epiglottis and the glottis 12 can be seen; then, the doctor can enable the tracheal catheter 2 to reach the glottis 12 through the oral cavity and the throat, at the moment, the upper end of the linear weak structure 11 of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 is pulled, under the combined action of pulling force and the tracheal catheter 2, the sterile film protective sleeve 5 is pulled and pulled out along the linear weak structure 11, and in the pulling-out process, the tracheal catheter 2 can play a guiding role in pulling out the sterile film protective sleeve 5; after the sterile film protective sleeve 5 possibly carrying upper respiratory tract pathogens is separated, the uncontaminated tracheal catheter 2 is exposed, and the tracheal catheter 2 is continuously pushed to be inserted into a trachea through the glottis 12 opening; thereby avoiding bringing upper respiratory tract pathogens into the sterile environment of the lower respiratory tract trachea and avoiding causing hospital acquired infection caused by medical operation; once the tracheal catheter 2 is in place, a doctor can inflate the balloon by indicating the balloon 4 to enable gas to enter the cuff 6 through the inflation tube 3, the gas can open the cuff 6 to enable the cuff 6 to be tightly attached to the airway, and therefore the airway is closed and the tracheal cannula is fixed; then the laryngoscope is taken out, and the tracheal cannula is fixed at the corner of the mouth by adhesive tape to further prevent the tracheal cannula from moving and sliding out; and finally, butting oxygen supply equipment such as a breathing machine or a breathing air bag and the like with the oxygen interface 1, ventilating the tracheal catheter 2, and auscultating lung sounds to ensure that the intubation is in place, thereby completing the tracheal intubation operation.
During tracheal intubation, because the distance between different persons from the oral cavity to the valve is very small, a doctor can judge the insertion position of the tracheal catheter 2 through the scale marks arranged on the body of the tracheal catheter 2, so as to judge whether the insertion opening 8 is close to the glottis 12, and thus, the time for tearing off the sterile film protective sleeve 5 is determined. Except utilizing pipe shaft scale mark, still there are not few trachea cannula auxiliary assembly among the current medical equipment, its basic structure is the guiding tube of a front end area camera, stretch into trachea catheter 2 within let it stretch into the trachea with trachea catheter 2 together, pass back the image in real time through its front end camera, thereby can be more accurate judgement tear aseptic film protective sheath 5 the opportunity, can also ensure the exactness of trachea catheter 2 insertion position in the trachea.
Example 2:
referring to fig. 1-2, a tracheal cannula comprises a tracheal catheter 2, wherein an oblique-cutting insertion opening 8 is formed in the front end of the tracheal catheter 2, and an oxygen connector is arranged at the rear end of the tracheal catheter 2; the lateral surface of the insertion opening 8 is provided with a Murphy's eye 7, and the back of the insertion opening 8 is provided with a cuff 6; the tracheal catheter 2 is provided with an inflation tube 3 in a penetrating way, the upper part of the inflation tube 3 is positioned at the outer side of the tracheal catheter 2 and is communicated with an indicating saccule 4 with a one-way valve, and the lower part of the inflation tube 3 penetrates through the inner cavity of the tracheal catheter 2 and is communicated with a cuff 6; the lower part of the tracheal catheter 2 is sleeved with a transparent sterile film protective sleeve 5, one side of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 is provided with an easily-torn linear weak structure 11, and the linear weak structure 11 passes through the lower end of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 and extends to the other side; the outer surface of the tracheal catheter 2 is provided with scale marks for indicating the insertion depth of the tracheal catheter 2.
Furthermore, the upper end of the sterile film protective sleeve 5 on the opposite side of the linear weak structure 11 is provided with a traction structure 9, so that the sterile film protective sleeve 5 can be conveniently stripped from the endotracheal tube 2 by upwards pulling the traction structure 9.
Furthermore, the pulling structure 9 is one of a linear structure and a belt-shaped structure, and the pulling structure 9 has a simple structure and is convenient to use.
Furthermore, the end of the pulling structure 9 is provided with a pulling ring 10, so that the pulling structure 9 can be operated more conveniently.
The other parts of this embodiment are the same as embodiment 1, and are not described herein again.
The embodiment of the present invention is the above. The above embodiments and the specific parameters in the embodiments are only for the purpose of clearly showing the verification process of the utility model, and are not used to limit the patent protection scope of the utility model, the patent protection scope of the utility model is still subject to the claims, all the equivalent structural changes made by using the contents of the specification and the drawings of the utility model are included in the protection scope of the utility model.

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1. A tracheal cannula comprises a tracheal catheter (2), wherein the front end of the tracheal catheter (2) is provided with an inclined-cut insertion hole (8), and the rear end of the tracheal catheter (2) is provided with an oxygen connector; the lateral surface of the insertion opening (8) is provided with a Murphy's eye (7), and a cuff (6) is arranged behind the insertion opening (8); tracheal tube (2) are worn to be equipped with gas tube (3), gas tube (3) upper portion is located tracheal tube (2) outside and communicates with instruction sacculus (4) of taking the check valve, and gas tube (3) lower part penetrates tracheal tube (2) inner chamber and cuff (6) intercommunication, its characterized in that: the lower part of the tracheal catheter (2) is sleeved with a transparent sterile film protective sleeve (5), one side of the sterile film protective sleeve (5) is provided with a linear weak structure (11) which is easy to tear, and the linear weak structure (11) passes through the lower end of the sterile film protective sleeve (5) and extends to the other side; the outer surface of the tracheal catheter (2) is provided with scale marks for indicating the insertion depth of the tracheal catheter (2).
2. An endotracheal tube according to claim 1, characterized in that: and a traction structure (9) is arranged at the upper end of the sterile film protective sleeve (5) on the opposite side of the linear weak structure (11).
3. An endotracheal tube according to claim 2, characterized in that: the pulling structure (9) is one of a linear structure or a belt-shaped structure.
4. An endotracheal tube according to claim 3, characterized in that: the end of the traction structure (9) is provided with a pull ring (10).
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