CN219049815U

CN219049815U - Push-hanging dual-purpose infusion support

Info

Publication number: CN219049815U
Application number: CN202320059961.4U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 周严峻
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2023-01-10
Filing date: 2023-01-10
Publication date: 2023-05-23
Anticipated expiration: 2033-01-10

Abstract

The utility model provides a pushing and hanging dual-purpose infusion support, which comprises; the top of the rod body is provided with a hook body, and the bottom of the rod body is provided with a fixed lifting hook; the hook body is used for hanging the infusion bottle; the fixed lifting hook is used for hanging the rod body on the bedstead; the support frame is telescopically arranged on the rod body and is used for supporting and erecting the rod body on the ground when the fixed lifting hook at the bottom of the rod body stretches out, so that the hook body hangs an infusion bottle, and the functionality of the existing infusion room nursing infusion support is increased.

Description

Push-hanging dual-purpose infusion support

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the field of medical appliances, and particularly relates to a pushing and hanging dual-purpose infusion support.

Background

The infusion large-capacity injection is a large-dose injection which is infused into a body by intravenous drip, is one branch of the injection, is usually packaged in a glass or plastic infusion bottle or bag, does not contain a bacteriostatic agent, and needs an infusion chamber nursing infusion support in order to improve the treatment efficiency of an infusion chamber in medical treatment.

However, the infusion room nursing infusion support used at present is usually supported on the ground to suspend an infusion bottle, when the infusion bottle needs to be suspended on a bedstead, the infusion support capable of being suspended is needed to be used additionally, and therefore the infusion support at present has single function and cannot meet the requirement of flexible placement of users.

Disclosure of Invention

The utility model aims to provide a push-hanging dual-purpose infusion support, which is technically characterized by increasing the functionality of the existing infusion support for nursing an infusion room.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the present utility model provides the following technical solutions: a push-hanging dual-purpose infusion support, comprising;

the top of the rod body is provided with a hook body, and the bottom of the rod body is provided with a fixed lifting hook; wherein the hook body is used for hanging an infusion bottle; the fixed lifting hook is used for hanging the rod body on the bedstead;

the support frame is telescopically arranged on the rod body and is used for supporting and erecting the rod body on the ground when the fixed lifting hook at the bottom of the rod body stretches out so as to enable the hook body to hang the infusion bottle.

Further, the support frame includes:

the first support rods are uniformly distributed on the side part of the rod body around the axis of the rod body;

the circular ring is sleeved outside the rod body in an axially movable manner; the top end of each first supporting rod is rotationally connected with the circular ring; the circular ring is used for driving each first supporting rod to move to the bottom end of the first supporting rod to extend outwards from the bottom of the fixed lifting hook through axial movement along the rod body so that the tail end of the first supporting rod is supported on the ground;

the second support rods are in one-to-one correspondence with the first support rods, one end of each second support rod is rotationally connected with the rod body, and the other end of each second support rod is rotationally connected with the rod body of the first support rod; the second support rod is used for pushing the tail end of the first support rod to expand to the outside of the rod body through rotation.

Further, threads are arranged on the surface of the rod body corresponding to the moving stroke of the circular ring, and a nut which is rotationally connected with the circular ring is arranged on the top of the circular ring; the nut is matched with the screw thread to fix the position of the circular ring on the rod body.

Further, the hook body comprises a plurality of U-shaped hooks.

Further, a universal wheel is arranged at the tail end of each first strut.

Further, the rod body consists of a cylinder body and a cylinder body sleeved in the cylinder body, and a hook body is arranged at the top of the cylinder body; the bottom of the cylinder body is provided with a fixed hook; the cylinder body is matched with the column body to form a telescopic rod body.

Further, the surface of the cylinder is provided with a plurality of blind holes which are uniformly distributed along the axial direction of the cylinder; meanwhile, a through hole is arranged at the side part of the cylinder body, and a columnar bulge which is inserted into the single blind hole is arranged in the through hole; the columnar bulges are used for being clamped in the single blind holes in sequence to fix the relative positions of the cylinder body and the column body.

Further, a placing disc is sleeved on the column body and used for temporarily placing infusion articles.

The utility model has the following beneficial effects: the rod body can form an infusion support hung above the bed body through the fixed lifting hook at the bottom of the rod body; the rod body can form an infusion support which is erected on the ground through a support frame surrounding the bottom of the rod body; when the rod body is required to be supported on the ground, the circular rings can drive the first support rods to move, so that the tail ends of the first support rods pass through the fixed lifting hooks, and the support frames are formed in an outward expansion mode through limit fit of the second support rods.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present utility model;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the structure of the hook body of the present utility model;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the structure of the support frame according to the present utility model;

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the structure of the placement tray of the present utility model;

in the figure, 100, a hook body; 200. a column; 210. a blind hole; 300. placing a tray; 400. a cylinder; 500. a support frame; 600. fixing a lifting hook; 510. a nut; 520. a first strut; 530. a second strut; 540. a circular ring; 700. a universal wheel; 800. cylindrical protrusions.

Detailed Description

The utility model will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and the specific embodiments.

A dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging, as shown in fig. 1, 2 and 3, comprises: a rod body and a support 500; the top of the rod body is provided with a plurality of U-shaped hooks around the axis of the rod body, and the bottom of the rod body is provided with a fixed hook 600; when the infusion bottle needs to be hung above the bedstead, the fixed hanging hook 600 is used for hanging the rod body on the bedstead, and a plurality of U-shaped hanging hooks are used for hanging a plurality of infusion bottles.

The support frame 500 is telescopically arranged on the rod body, when an infusion bottle needs to be hung on the ground, the bottom of the rod body is placed on the ground, and meanwhile, in order to avoid the effect of the fixed lifting hook 600 at the bottom of the rod body on the placement stability of the bottom of the rod body, the support frame 500 is stretched out, and the support frame 500 is used for supporting the rod body so that a plurality of U-shaped hooks hang a plurality of infusion bottles.

The support frame 500 includes a plurality of first struts 520, a plurality of second struts 530, and a circular ring 540; the first struts 520 are uniformly distributed on the side of the rod body around the axis of the rod body; the ring 540 is sleeved outside the rod body and moves along the axial direction of the rod body; the top end of each first supporting rod 520 is rotationally connected with the circular ring 540; the circular ring 540 drives each first supporting rod 520 to move by moving along the axial direction of the rod body until the bottom end of the first supporting rod 520 extends outwards to the bottom of the fixed lifting hook 600, so that the tail end of the first supporting rod 520 is supported on the ground; each second supporting rod 530 in the plurality of second supporting rods 530 corresponds to each first supporting rod 520 one by one, one end of each second supporting rod 530 is rotationally connected with the rod body, and the other end of each second supporting rod 530 is rotationally connected with the rod body of the first supporting rod 520; the second struts 530 serve to push the distal ends of the first struts 520 to expand toward the outside of the rod body by rotation.

The rod body can form an infusion support hung above the bed body through the fixed lifting hook 600 at the bottom of the rod body; the rod body can form an infusion support standing on the ground through a support frame 500 surrounding the bottom of the rod body; when the rod body needs to be supported on the ground, the circular rings 540 can drive the first support rods 520 to move, so that the tail ends of the first support rods 520 pass through the fixed hooks 600, and the outer expansion type support frame 500 is formed through limit fit of the second support rods 530.

In one embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, for ease of use, and to effect post-movement securement of the ring 540 to the rod body; the support frame 500 opening position close to the bottom of the rod body and the support frame 500 closing position far away from the bottom of the rod body are arranged on the rod body, threads are respectively arranged on the surface of the rod body corresponding to the support frame 500 opening position and the support frame 500 closing position, meanwhile, the diameter of the rod body is reduced for the moving stroke of the section of circular ring 540 between the support frame 500 opening position and the support frame 500 closing position, and threads are not arranged at the same time; the nut 510, which is rotatably coupled to the ring 540 at the top of the ring 540, is then sequentially engaged with the threads of the support 500 in the open position or the threads of the support 500 in the closed position.

In one embodiment, a universal wheel 700 with a damped brake pad is provided at the end of each first strut 520; the universal wheel 700 can be used for moving the rod body to form a transfusion stand which can be pushed manually, and meanwhile, the damping brake pad of the universal wheel 700 can be used for fixing the rod body by stepping on the damping brake pad when the rod body is required to be fixed.

In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 1 and fig. 4, in order to enable the infusion support to meet the infusion requirements of different heights, a rod body can be further arranged to be composed of a cylinder 400 and a cylinder 200 sleeved in the cylinder 400, and a hook body 100 is arranged at the top of the cylinder 200; the bottom of the cylinder 400 is provided with a fixed hook; barrel 400 cooperates with post 200 to form a telescoping wand.

Meanwhile, the surface of the cylinder 200 is provided with a plurality of blind holes 210, and the blind holes 210 are uniformly distributed along the axial direction of the cylinder 200; meanwhile, a through hole is arranged at the side part of the cylinder 400, and a cylindrical bulge 800 which is inserted into the single blind hole 210 is arranged in the through hole; the stud bump 800 is adapted to snap into the single blind hole 210 to fix the relative positions of the barrel 400 and the post 200.

In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 4, in clinical application, auxiliary articles such as alcohol and cotton swabs are needed to be used in infusion, so for placing the auxiliary articles, a placing tray 300 is further sleeved on the column 200 for temporarily placing the infusion articles, a round hole penetrating through the placing tray 300 and sleeved on the column 200 is formed in the surface of the placing tray 300, and a cylindrical protrusion 800 capable of being inserted into a single blind hole 210 is arranged on the side of the placing tray 300 corresponding to the round hole.

Claims

1. A push-hanging dual-purpose infusion support, which is characterized by comprising;

the top of the rod body is provided with a hook body (100), and the bottom of the rod body is provided with a fixed lifting hook (600); wherein the hook body (100) is used for hanging an infusion bottle; the fixed lifting hook (600) is used for hanging the rod body on the bedstead;

the support frame (500) is telescopically arranged on the rod body and is used for supporting and erecting the rod body on the ground when the fixed lifting hook (600) at the bottom of the rod body stretches out, so that the hook body (100) hangs an infusion bottle.

2. The dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging according to claim 1, wherein the supporting frame (500) comprises:

a plurality of first struts (520) surrounding the shaft axis and uniformly distributed on the side of the shaft;

the circular ring (540) is sleeved outside the rod body in an axially movable way; wherein the top end of each first supporting rod (520) is rotationally connected with the circular ring (540); the circular ring (540) is used for driving each first supporting rod (520) to move to the bottom end of the first supporting rod (520) to extend outwards from the bottom of the fixed lifting hook (600) by moving along the axial direction of the rod body so that the tail end of the first supporting rod (520) is supported on the ground;

the second support rods (530) are in one-to-one correspondence with the first support rods (520), one end of each second support rod (530) is rotationally connected with the rod body, and the other end of each second support rod (530) is rotationally connected with the rod body of the first support rod (520); the second strut (530) is configured to expand toward the outside of the rod body by rotationally pushing the distal end of the first strut (520).

3. The dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging according to claim 2, wherein threads are arranged on the surface of the rod body corresponding to the moving stroke of the circular ring (540), and a nut (510) which is rotationally connected with the circular ring (540) is arranged on the top of the circular ring (540); the nut (510) cooperates with the thread to fix the position of the ring (540) on the rod body.

4. The dual-purpose infusion support of claim 1, further comprising: the hook body (100) includes a plurality of U-shaped hooks.

5. A dual-purpose infusion support according to claim 2, wherein a universal wheel (700) is provided at the end of each first strut (520).

6. The dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging according to claim 1, wherein the rod body consists of a cylinder body (400) and a cylinder body (200) sleeved in the cylinder body (400), and a hook body (100) is arranged at the top of the cylinder body (200); the bottom of the cylinder body (400) is provided with a fixed hook; the cylinder (400) is matched with the cylinder (200) to form a telescopic rod body.

7. The dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging according to claim 6, wherein a plurality of blind holes (210) are formed on the surface of the column body (200), and the blind holes (210) are uniformly distributed along the axial direction of the column body (200); meanwhile, a through hole is arranged at the side part of the cylinder body (400), and a columnar bulge (800) which is inserted into a single blind hole (210) is arranged in the through hole; the stud bumps (800) are adapted to sequentially snap into a single blind hole (210) to fix the relative positions of the barrel (400) and the post (200).

8. The dual-purpose infusion support for pushing and hanging according to claim 7, wherein a placing tray (300) is further sleeved on the column body (200) for temporarily placing infusion articles.