CN219090649U - Breathe end carbon dioxide and gather nose oxygen pipe with filter - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses an end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen tube with a filter, which comprises a nasal suction head, wherein the nasal suction head comprises an end-tidal nasal tube and an end-tidal nasal tube which are not communicated, the end-tidal nasal tube is connected with a first conduit, the first conduit is connected with an end-tidal carbon dioxide connector, a first air filter is connected in the first conduit, the end-tidal nasal tube is connected with a second conduit, and the second conduit is connected with an oxygen connection connector. The first air filter is arranged in the first conduit, and separates the patient from the carbon dioxide monitor at two ends of the first conduit, so that unnecessary pollution to the carbon dioxide monitor caused by that gas with germs exhaled by the patient directly enters the carbon dioxide monitor is effectively avoided. Meanwhile, the first air filter can also prevent germs existing in the carbon dioxide monitor from entering the patient body through the first catheter, so that the infection of the patient is caused.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to an end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula, in particular to an end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with a filter.
Background
The end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring is used as a newer noninvasive monitoring technology, has high sensitivity, can monitor ventilation and reflect circulation function and pulmonary blood flow, enables continuous and quantitative monitoring of patients at the bedside, and is an indispensable conventional monitoring means for anesthesia monitoring at present. Clinical anesthesia is related to the wide area, and whether general patients or acute critical patients can monitor some accidents and serious complications timely and accurately through monitoring end-tidal carbon dioxide, so that serious anoxic damage is avoided, the safety of surgical anesthesia can be greatly improved, the patients benefit, and the method has practical significance for judging the development of the illness state.
The existing carbon dioxide monitoring nasal oxygen tube is not provided with a filter, the carbon dioxide monitoring nasal oxygen tube is directly connected with the carbon dioxide monitor, and the patient carries an infection source or the carbon dioxide monitor has the infection source, so that mutual infection is easy to occur, and unnecessary medical accidents are further caused in the follow-up process.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above-mentioned shortcomings, the present utility model aims to provide an end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with a filter, so as to solve the problem of mutual infection caused by direct connection of the nasal oxygen cannula and a carbon dioxide monitor in the background art.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:
the utility model provides an breathe end carbon dioxide and gather nose oxygen pipe with filter, includes the nose suction head, the nose suction head is including the end nose pipe of exhaling and the oxygen inhalation end nose pipe that are not linked together, exhale end nose pipe connection first pipe, first pipe connection breathes end carbon dioxide connector, switch on in the first pipe and insert first air cleaner, the oxygen inhalation end nose pipe connection second pipe, the second pipe connection oxygen attach fitting.
Preferably, the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector is a luer connector male connector capable of being directly connected with the carbon dioxide detector.
Preferably, the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector is a luer female connector capable of being directly connected with a carbon dioxide detection tube.
Preferably, the first air filter is arranged close to the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector.
Preferably, the first air filter is detachably connected to the first duct.
Preferably, a second air filter is disposed in the second duct.
Preferably, the second air filter is disposed adjacent to the oxygen connection joint.
The beneficial effects are that: 1. the first air filter is arranged in the first conduit, and separates the patient from the carbon dioxide monitor at two ends of the first conduit, so that unnecessary pollution to the carbon dioxide monitor caused by that gas with germs exhaled by the patient directly enters the carbon dioxide monitor is effectively avoided. Meanwhile, the first air filter can also prevent germs existing in the carbon dioxide monitor from entering the patient body through the first catheter, so that the infection of the patient is caused. 2. The luer connector and the male connector are adopted to realize the direct connection between the carbon dioxide monitor, so that the direct connection is convenient and quick. 3. The luer connector female connector is adopted to realize connection with the carbon dioxide detection tube, so that the length of the carbon dioxide detection tube in production can be saved, the whole length is greatly shortened, and the production cost is reduced. 4. The effect of the first air filter being arranged close to the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector is to reduce the influence of the first air filter on the patient's expiration. 5. The second air filter is arranged in the second conduit and is used for filtering fine particles in the oxygen, so that the influence of the fine particles in the oxygen on a patient is reduced. 6. The second air filter is arranged in the second conduit close to the oxygen connecting joint, so that the influence of the second air filter on oxygen inhalation of a patient can be reduced to the greatest extent.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of embodiment 1 of the present utility model;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of embodiment 2 of the present utility model.
Reference numerals: 100. nasal cannula 110, exhalation end nasal cannula 120, inhalation end nasal cannula 200, first conduit 300, end tidal carbon dioxide connector 400, first air filter 500, second conduit 600, oxygen connector 700, second air filter.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present utility model will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present utility model, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the utility model without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the utility model.
Example 1
An end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter as shown in fig. 1 includes a nasal aspirator 100 consisting of an end-tidal nasal cannula 110 and an end-tidal nasal cannula 120. The respiratory nasal tube and the oxygen inhalation nasal tube are not communicated. One end of the nose tube 110 extends into the nose of the patient, and the other end is connected with a first conduit 200, and an end of the first conduit, which is far away from the nose tube, is connected with an end-tidal carbon dioxide connector 300 to realize connection with a carbon dioxide detector. At the same time, a first air filter 400 is connected in the first conduit, which separates the patient at both ends of the first conduit from the capnography. After the gas exhaled by the patient passes through the first air filter 400, germs in the exhaled gas are filtered by the first air filter 400, so that the carbon dioxide monitor is prevented from being polluted. In contrast, when the patient inhales, the air entering the respiratory tract of the patient via the capnography and the first conduit is also filtered by the first air filter 400, thereby effectively preventing germs possibly existing in the capnography from entering the patient via the patient inhalation. At the same time, one end of the oxygen inhalation nasal tube 120 extends into the other nasal tube of the patient, while the other end of the oxygen inhalation nasal tube is connected with a second conduit 500, and the end of the second conduit far away from the nasal tube of the oxygen inhalation nasal tube is connected with an oxygen connecting joint 600 which can be detachably connected with an oxygen source. Preferably, the patient is mixed with fine particles in the oxygen during the oxygen inhalation process, and the influence on sensitive patients is great. To exclude this, a second air filter 700 is also connected to the second conduit 500. In order to reduce the influence of the second air filter on oxygen inhalation of the patient, the second air filter is disposed close to the oxygen connection joint 600.
In order to reduce the influence of the first air filter on the respiration of the patient, the first air filter 400 is disposed near the end tidal carbon dioxide connector 300. In addition, during long-term use, the air with the pathogenic agent repeatedly passes through the first air filter due to the patient's breathing, and thus the filtering effect of the first air filter is reduced. In order to reduce the economical burden of the patient while securing the effective filtering effect of the first air filter, the first air filter 400 is detachably coupled to the first duct 200. In particular, the first air filter may be in the form of a luer fitting or a cannula for detachable connection to the first conduit. When the first air filter is used for a certain time, which results in a reduced filtering capacity, the medical staff can perform the replacement of the first air filter.
It should be further noted that, to facilitate the direct connection with the capnometer, the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector 300 employs a luer male connector adapted to the capnometer.
Example 2
The difference between this embodiment and embodiment 1 is that the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector 300 is in the form of a female luer connector. The purpose of adopting this kind of joint structure is that a section of carbon dioxide detecting tube is often connected to the existing carbon dioxide monitor, and the free end of the carbon dioxide detecting tube adopts a male luer connector, so that in order to adapt to the carbon dioxide detecting tube, the terminal calling carbon dioxide connector 300 adopts a female luer connector. By the above-mentioned mode, the length of the first conduit 200 can be greatly shortened in the production process, thereby reducing the production cost.
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1. The utility model provides a breathe end carbon dioxide and gather nose oxygen pipe with filter which characterized in that: the nasal suction head comprises a nasal suction head body, wherein the nasal suction head body comprises an expiration end nasal tube and an oxygen inhalation end nasal tube which are not communicated, the expiration end nasal tube is connected with a first catheter, the first catheter is connected with an end expiration carbon dioxide connector, a first air filter is connected in the first catheter in a conducting way, the oxygen inhalation end nasal tube is connected with a second catheter, and the second catheter is connected with an oxygen connection connector.
2. The end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter of claim 1, wherein: the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector is a luer connector.
3. The end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter of claim 1, wherein: the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector is a luer connector female connector.
4. The end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter of claim 1, wherein: the first air filter is arranged close to the end-tidal carbon dioxide connector.
5. The end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter of claim 1, wherein: the first air filter is removably coupled to the first conduit.
6. An end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein: a second air filter is disposed in the second conduit.
7. The end-tidal carbon dioxide collection nasal oxygen cannula with filter of claim 6, wherein: the second air filter is disposed proximate to the oxygen connection joint.
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