CN219110015U - Head support pad for prone position oxygen inhalation process - Google Patents

Abstract

A head supporting pad for prone position oxygen inhalation process, includes the main part, and the main part is pillow dress structure, the main part middle part seted up the head recess, the tank bottom of head recess is equipped with the trompil, the trompil includes eye trompil and mouth nose trompil, is equipped with forehead inflatable mattress, cheek inflatable mattress and chin inflatable mattress on the head recess tank bottom all around of trompil, main part one side is equipped with the charging connector, charging connector intercommunication forehead inflatable mattress, cheek inflatable mattress and chin inflatable mattress. The utility model adopts the structure, can effectively promote patient prone position oxygen inhalation comfort level to can adapt to patient's oxygen inhalation demand of lying on one's side simultaneously.

Description

Head support cushion for oxygen inhalation in prone position

technical field

The utility model relates to the field of auxiliary treatment devices, in particular to a head support pad used for oxygen inhalation in a prone position.

Background technique

During the treatment of stroke-related pneumonia, most of the domestic nursing measures are back tapping nursing, intubation, tracheotomy and ventilator, strengthening nutrition to improve the patient's immunity, keeping the ward clean, etc., but clinical practice has proved that buckling the back The effect is not good for patients with stroke-related pneumonia. At the same time, invasive operations such as intubation, tracheotomy, and ventilator application are more likely to increase the infection rate. Conventional nursing measures have not formed a corresponding scientific, simple and effective nursing measure for pneumonia caused by different diseases in clinical care. Therefore, it is particularly important to seek effective clinical care for patients with stroke-associated pneumonia.

In recent years, prone position ventilation (PPV) has attracted extensive attention at home and abroad as a lung ventilation protection strategy. Studies have shown that prone position ventilation can improve oxygenation and nursing treatment of patients with pneumonia, and is an effective adjuvant treatment for improving respiratory dysfunction in patients.

It has been clinically verified that for patients with stroke-related pneumonia, the prone or side lying position, combined with the use of breathing masks, nasal cannula for oxygen inhalation or tracheal intubation, can play a very good auxiliary role.

The existing patent "Pillows for Special Positions of Patients with Moderate-Severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome" (authorized notification number CN 213373237 U) discloses a pillow structure for oxygen inhalation in the prone position, but in the prone state, due to the patient's facial Downward, and wearing an oxygen mask, the tightness between the mask and the groove of the pillow will cause facial discomfort to the patient, and the actual effect is not good only by controlling the amount of inflation.

Contents of the invention

The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a head support pad used in the oxygen inhalation process in the prone position, which can effectively improve the oxygen inhalation comfort of the patient in the prone position, and can simultaneously adapt to the oxygen inhalation needs of the patient lying on the side.

In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution adopted by the utility model is: a head support pad used in the oxygen inhalation process in the prone position, including a main body, the main body is a pillow structure, and the middle part of the main body is provided with a head Groove, the bottom of the head groove is provided with openings, the openings include eye openings and mouth and nose openings, forehead inflatable cushions, cheek inflatable cushions and The chin inflatable cushion has an inflatable nozzle on one side of the main body, and the inflatable nozzle is connected to the forehead inflatable cushion, the cheek inflatable cushion and the chin inflatable cushion.

In a preferred solution, a neck groove is opened on the body on one side of the head groove.

In a preferred solution, the neck groove is provided with a pipeline groove.

In a preferred solution, positioning slots are provided on the bottom of the head groove on both sides of the mouth and nose openings, and the positioning slots are stepped, and are used to fix the oxygen inhalation mask.

In a preferred solution, a timing module is provided on one side of the main body.

In a preferred solution, a strap is provided on the top surface of the main body, and two ends of the strap are respectively arranged on both sides of the head groove.

In a preferred solution, when the forehead inflatable cushion, cheek inflatable cushion and chin inflatable cushion are in the maximum inflated state, the top surfaces of the forehead inflatable cushion, cheek inflatable cushion and chin inflatable cushion are flush with the top surface of the main body.

The utility model provides a head support pad used in the process of oxygen inhalation in the prone position. By adopting the above structure, it has the following beneficial effects:

(1) In the prone oxygen inhalation state, the patient's eyes, mouth and nose are respectively located in the eye opening and mouth and nose opening, which can ensure the comfort of the eyes, mouth and nose;

(2) The forehead inflatable cushion, cheek inflatable cushion and chin inflatable cushion can form soft support for the stressed position of the patient's face when the patient is prone, and further improve the patient's facial comfort during oxygen inhalation;

(3) When the forehead inflatable cushion, cheek inflatable cushion and chin inflatable cushion are fully inflated, the patient's head can be supported in the side lying state, so that the device can meet the needs of prone and side lying at the same time.

Description of drawings

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the utility model is further described:

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model.

In the figure: main body 1, head groove 2, opening 3, eye opening 301, mouth and nose opening 302, forehead inflatable cushion 4, cheek inflatable cushion 5, jaw inflatable cushion 6, positioning slot 7, neck Internal groove 8, pipeline groove 801, inflation nozzle 9, timing module 10, strap 11.

Detailed ways

As shown in Fig. 1, a head support pad used in the oxygen inhalation process in the prone position includes a main body 1, which is a pillow structure, and the middle part of the main body 1 is provided with a head groove 2, and the head groove The groove bottom of 2 is provided with opening 3, and opening 3 comprises eye opening 301 and mouth and nose opening 302, and the head groove 2 around opening 3 is provided with forehead inflatable cushion 4, cheek inflatable cushion 5 and jaw inflatable cushion 6, the main body 1 side is provided with inflatable mouth 9, and inflatable mouth 9 communicates forehead inflatable cushion 4, cheek inflatable cushion 5 and chin inflatable cushion 6.

In a preferred solution, a neck groove 8 is opened on the main body 1 on one side of the head groove 2 .

In a preferred solution, the said neck groove 8 is provided with a pipeline groove 801 .

In a preferred solution, a positioning slot 7 is provided on the bottom of the head groove 2 on both sides of the mouth and nose opening 302, and the positioning slot 7 is stepped and used to fix the oxygen inhalation mask.

In a preferred solution, a timing module 10 is provided on one side of the main body 1 .

In a preferred solution, the top surface of the main body 1 is provided with a strap 11 , and the two ends of the strap 11 are respectively arranged on both sides of the head groove 2 .

In a preferred solution, under the maximum inflated state of the forehead inflatable pad 4, cheek inflatable pad 5 and chin inflatable pad 6, the top surface of the forehead inflatable pad 4, the cheek inflatable pad 5 and the chin inflatable pad 6 and the top surface of the main body 1 flush.

The head support cushion provided by the new model is used in the process of oxygen inhalation in the prone position. When the patient is inhaling oxygen:

Place the oxygen inhalation mask at the mouth and nose opening 302 in the head groove 2, rely on the positioning groove 7 to realize the positioning of the oxygen inhalation mask, and arrange the oxygen pipeline connected on the oxygen inhalation mask along the pipeline groove 801;

Pull off the strap 11 and place the patient's head in the head groove 2 with his face down, so that the patient's eyes are located in the eye opening 301, and the mouth and nose are located in the mouth and nose opening 302, and the Put other intubation tubes worn by the patient in the pipeline groove 801, loosen the bandage 11 and fix the patient's head to start oxygen inhalation.

If it is necessary to inhale oxygen in the side lying position, the forehead air pad 4, the cheek air pad 5 and the jaw air pad 6 are inflated through the inflatable mouth 9, so that the forehead air pad 4, the cheek air pad 5 and the jaw air pad 6 are inflated to It is flush with the top surface of the main body. At this time, the patient's head is placed on the head groove 2, and the forehead inflatable cushion 4, the cheek inflatable cushion 5 and the jaw inflatable cushion 6 can be supported. The patient's ears can be placed on the mouth and nose. In the opening 302 at the top, the ear of the patient is guaranteed to be comfortable, and the pipeline of the oxygen inhalation mask is still fixed through the pipeline groove 801.

During the above-mentioned oxygen inhalation process, the oxygen inhalation time of the patient can be controlled by timing the timing module 10 .

Claims (7)

1. The utility model provides a head supporting pad for prone position oxygen uptake in-process, includes main part (1), and main part (1) are pillow dress structure, its characterized in that: the novel nose mask is characterized in that the middle of the main body (1) is provided with a head groove (2), the bottom of the head groove (2) is provided with an opening (3), the opening (3) comprises an eye opening (301) and a mouth-nose opening (302), the bottom of the head groove (2) around the opening (3) is provided with a forehead inflatable cushion (4), a cheek inflatable cushion (5) and a chin inflatable cushion (6), one side of the main body (1) is provided with an inflating nozzle (9), and the inflating nozzle (9) is communicated with the forehead inflatable cushion (4), the cheek inflatable cushion (5) and the chin inflatable cushion (6).

2. The head support cushion for use in a prone position oxygen inhalation process of claim 1 wherein: a neck groove (8) is formed in the main body (1) on one side of the head groove (2).

3. The head support cushion for use in prone position oxygen inhalation according to claim 2, wherein: the neck groove (8) is provided with a pipeline groove (801).

4. The head support cushion for use in a prone position oxygen inhalation process of claim 1 wherein: the bottom of the head groove (2) at two sides of the mouth-nose opening (302) is provided with a positioning slot (7), and the positioning slot (7) is in a step shape and is used for fixing the oxygen inhalation mask.

5. The head support cushion for use in a prone position oxygen inhalation process of claim 1 wherein: one side of the main body (1) is provided with a timing module (10).

6. The head support cushion for use in a prone position oxygen inhalation process of claim 1 wherein: the top surface of the main body (1) is provided with a binding belt (11), and two ends of the binding belt (11) are respectively arranged at two sides of the head groove (2).

7. The head support cushion for use in a prone position oxygen inhalation process of claim 1 wherein: under the maximum inflation state of the forehead inflatable cushion (4), the cheek inflatable cushion (5) and the chin inflatable cushion (6), the top surfaces of the forehead inflatable cushion (4), the cheek inflatable cushion (5) and the chin inflatable cushion (6) are flush with the top surface of the main body (1).

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