CN219307612U - Oxygen inhaler - Google Patents

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CN219307612U
CN219307612U CN202320310200.1U CN202320310200U CN219307612U CN 219307612 U CN219307612 U CN 219307612U CN 202320310200 U CN202320310200 U CN 202320310200U CN 219307612 U CN219307612 U CN 219307612U
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The utility model discloses an oxygen inhaler, and relates to the field of medical appliances. The oxygen inhaler comprises an inhaler body and an output structure connected with the inhaler body; the method is characterized in that: the output structure comprises an oxygen distribution block, a flow control valve and an output joint; the number of the output connectors is at least two, and the output connectors are connected with the oxygen distribution block; the oxygen distribution block is provided with an oxygen cavity, a communication hole and a valve mounting hole, the oxygen cavity is connected with the inhaler main body, the communication hole is communicated with the oxygen cavity and the output joint, and the valve mounting hole is vertically intersected with the communication hole; the flow control valve comprises a valve core and a knob, the valve core is arranged in the valve mounting hole and matched with the valve mounting hole, the valve core is provided with a valve core hole corresponding to the position of the communication hole, and the knob is connected with the valve core; the oxygen distribution block is provided with a scale for displaying the opening degree of the flow control valve, and the knob is provided with an indication arrow for indicating the scale.

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Oxygen inhaler
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to an oxygen inhaler.
Background
The oxygen inhaler is a medical device for oxygen inhalation, and has the functions of an input connector, an output connector, decompression, pressure display, flow control, flow display and the like. When in use, the input joint is connected to an oxygen source such as a central oxygen supply system of a hospital, and the like, and the oxygen output by the oxygen source is decompressed, the flow is controlled and then output from the output joint.
The existing oxygen inhaler has only one output connector, and can be connected with only one oxygen inhalation tube for one patient to inhale oxygen, so that the conventional requirements of hospitals can be met. However, in some respiratory diseases, the oxygen inhalation needs are increased rapidly, which is difficult to meet. Even if the reserves of the oxygen inhaler are increased, the oxygen source of the hospital is limited, for example, the output interface of the central oxygen supply system is limited and is difficult to increase, and the contradiction between oxygen supply and demand when the oxygen inhalation demand is increased sharply is difficult to be relieved.
Although the oxygen output by the output joint can be divided into multiple paths from one path by means of arranging a three-way joint and the like, so that a plurality of patients can inhale oxygen, the oxygen flow of each path is not adjustable, or even if the flow is adjusted, the flow cannot be displayed and cannot be adjusted to a proper flow.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to solve the technical problems that: an oxygen inhaler is provided which has more output connectors and in which the flow rate of oxygen output from each output connector is known.
The technical scheme adopted for solving the problems is as follows: the oxygen inhaler comprises an inhaler body and an output structure connected with the inhaler body; the method is characterized in that: the output structure comprises an oxygen distribution block, a flow control valve and an output joint; the number of the output connectors is at least two, and the output connectors are connected with the oxygen distribution block; the oxygen distribution block is provided with an oxygen cavity, a communication hole and a valve mounting hole, the oxygen cavity is connected with the inhaler main body, the communication hole is communicated with the oxygen cavity and the output joint, and the valve mounting hole is vertically intersected with the communication hole; the flow control valve comprises a valve core and a knob, the valve core is arranged in the valve mounting hole and matched with the valve mounting hole, the valve core is provided with a valve core hole corresponding to the position of the communication hole, and the knob is connected with the valve core; the oxygen distribution block is provided with a scale for displaying the opening degree of the flow control valve, and the knob is provided with an indication arrow for indicating the scale.
Further is: the oxygen distribution block is square, the oxygen distribution block is horizontally arranged, the output joint is positioned in front of the oxygen distribution block, the scales are arranged on the upper surface of the oxygen distribution block, and the knob is positioned above the oxygen distribution block.
Further is: the number of output connectors is two.
Further is: the output joint is a pagoda joint.
Further is: the oxygen inhaler includes protective cover and protective cover box, and protective cover box is located the below of oxygen distribution piece and is connected with the oxygen distribution piece, and the protective cover is placed in protective cover box, and protective cover can be covered on output joint.
Further is: the oxygen inhaler comprises a support frame which is positioned at the rear of the oxygen distribution block and is detachably connected with the oxygen distribution block.
Further is: the support frame shape is the U-shaped, and the both ends of support frame have the mounting hole.
The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: 1. when the oxygen supplying device is used, oxygen enters the oxygen cavity and can be output from each output joint, and each output joint can be connected with an oxygen supplying pipe, so that the oxygen supplying device can be used for oxygen supplying of at least two persons, and can relieve the contradiction between oxygen supply and demand when oxygen supplying demand increases sharply.
2. The utility model is provided with the flow control valve, the opening of the flow control valve can be controlled by rotating the knob, and the opening of the flow control valve can be controlled by observing the scale pointed by the indication arrow. Thus, although the oxygen flow output by each output joint is not directly displayed, the oxygen flow output by each output joint can be obtained through simple calculation, and a specific calculation method is described below, namely the oxygen flow output by each output joint is the oxygen inhalation flow of a patient. Thus, the utility model can supply oxygen with proper flow to each patient, is suitable for oxygen inhalation of patients with different ages and illness states, and is beneficial to improving treatment effect.
The flow control mode of the utility model has simple structure, and the cost, the volume and the weight are obviously lower than those of devices for respectively configuring flow regulation and display for each output joint.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of an oxygen inhaler;
FIG. 2 is a top view of an oxygen inhaler;
FIG. 3 is a front view of an output structure;
FIG. 4 is a top view of an output structure;
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view A-A of FIG. 3;
FIG. 6 is a B-B cross-sectional view of FIG. 5;
marked in the figure as: the inhaler body 1, the flow rate adjustment structure 11, the flow rate display structure 12, the input connector 13, the output structure 2, the oxygen distribution block 21, the oxygen chamber 211, the communication hole 212, the valve mounting hole 213, the scale 214, the output connector 22, the flow rate control valve 23, the valve body 231, the valve body hole 2311, the knob 232, the indication arrow 2321, the shield cover 3, the shield cover case 4, the support frame 5, and the central oxygen supply system 6.
Detailed Description
The utility model is further described below with reference to the drawings and the detailed description.
As shown in fig. 1 to 6, the oxygen inhaler includes an inhaler body 1 and an output structure 2 connected to the inhaler body 1; the method is characterized in that: the output structure 2 comprises an oxygen distribution block 21, a flow control valve 23 and an output connector 22; the number of the output joints 22 is at least two, and the output joints 22 are connected with the oxygen distribution block 21; the oxygen distribution block 21 is provided with an oxygen cavity 211, a communication hole 212 and a valve mounting hole 213, the oxygen cavity 211 is connected with the inhaler body 1, the communication hole 212 is communicated with the oxygen cavity 211 and the output joint 22, and the valve mounting hole 213 is vertically intersected with the communication hole 212; the flow control valve 23 comprises a valve core 231 and a knob 232, wherein the valve core 231 is installed in the valve mounting hole 213 and matched with the valve mounting hole 213, the valve core 231 is provided with a valve core hole 2311 corresponding to the position of the communication hole 212, and the knob 232 is connected with the valve core 231; oxygen dispensing block 21 has a scale 214 for displaying the opening of flow control valve 23, and knob 232 has an indication arrow 2321 for indicating scale 214.
In addition to the above-described structure, the present utility model also has some other structure of the existing oxygen inhaler, such as an input connector 13 for connecting an oxygen source, a flow rate adjusting structure 11 for adjusting an output flow rate, and a flow rate displaying structure 12 for displaying an output total flow rate. The output connector 22 is also referred to as a pagoda connector in view of the output connector design of the prior art oxygen inhalers.
Taking the central oxygen supply system 6 which is most used by hospitals at present as an example, the input connector 13 is inserted into a socket of the central oxygen supply system 6 for use. Oxygen supplied from the central oxygen supply system 6 is depressurized by the inhaler body 1, then enters the oxygen chamber 211, and is output through the communication hole 212, the valve core hole 2311 and the output connector 22. Because of the at least two output connectors 22, each output connector 22 can be connected with an oxygen inhalation tube, the utility model can be used for at least two persons to inhale oxygen, and can relieve the contradiction between oxygen supply and demand when the oxygen inhalation demand increases sharply.
The utility model is provided with the flow control valve 23, the opening of the flow control valve 23 can be controlled by rotating the knob 232, and the opening of the flow control valve 23 can be known by observing the scale 214 pointed by the indication arrow 2321. The opening degree of the flow control valve 23, that is, the percentage of the area where the spool hole 2311 is not blocked. The scale 214 is particularly preferably 0, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 as shown in fig. 4, and represents that the valve body hole 2311 of the flow control valve 23 has an opening area of 0 (closed), 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 of the hole cross-sectional area and is completely opened, respectively. When the gas flow rate is constant, the gas flow rate is calculated by multiplying the flow rate by the flow area. The ratio of the oxygen flow rates outputted from the output connectors 22 is the ratio of the opening degrees of the corresponding flow control valves 23.
Taking two output connectors 22 as an example, the opening degree of one output connector 22 is 1/2, and the opening degree of the other output connector 22 is 1, the ratio of the oxygen flow rates output by the two output connectors 22 is 1:2. The flow regulating structure 11 and the flow displaying structure 12 regulate and display the total oxygen flow outputted by the present utility model, for example, 6L/min. The oxygen flow rates outputted by the two output connectors 22 are calculated to be 2L/min and 4L/min, respectively, according to the ratio of the oxygen flow rates outputted by the two output connectors 22 being 1:2.
It can be seen that the oxygen flow rate output by each output joint 22 is not directly shown in the present utility model, but the oxygen flow rate output by each output joint 22 can be obtained by simple calculation. The flow control means of the present utility model is simple in construction and is significantly lower in cost, volume and weight than the means for providing flow adjustment and display to each output fitting 22.
The oxygen distribution block 21 is preferably arranged in the following manner: the oxygen distribution block 21 is square, the oxygen distribution block 21 is horizontally arranged, the output joint 22 is positioned in front of the oxygen distribution block 21, the graduations 214 are arranged on the upper surface of the oxygen distribution block 21, and the knob 232 is positioned above the oxygen distribution block 21.
The output connector 22 of the present utility model can be provided in many ways in theory, but there is no obvious practical significance in the practice of having too many output connectors 22. The total oxygen flow rate output from the inhaler body 1 is limited, and if the oxygen is inhaled by a large number of people, the total oxygen flow rate is insufficient. The excessive number of output connectors 22 also makes the flow calculation of each output connector 22 cumbersome. The number of output connectors 22 is therefore preferably two in the present utility model.
As mentioned above, the present utility model can supply oxygen to two patients when oxygen inhalation demand increases. In conventional situations, still a patient uses an oxygen inhaler, so that an output connector 22 is not used. In order to avoid that the unused outlet connection 22 is exposed to be contaminated for a long time, it is preferred that the oxygen inhaler comprises a protective cap 3 and a protective cap box 4, the protective cap box 4 being located below the oxygen distribution block 21 and being connected to the oxygen distribution block 21, the protective cap 3 being placed inside the protective cap box 4, the protective cap 3 being capable of being capped on the outlet connection 22.
The output connector 22 may be covered with a protective cover 3 to prevent contamination thereof. When not covered, the protective cover 3 is placed in the protective cover box 4. The protective cover case 4 is a general case that can be opened.
The output connector 22 is used for connecting an oxygen tube, and in particular, as in the prior art, the connector of the oxygen tube is forcibly sleeved on the output connector 22, and the output connector 22 enlarges the connector of the oxygen tube. The oxygen tube is pulled out by force when the oxygen tube is detached. Because the distance between the output joint 22 and the input joint 13 is relatively long, the input joint 13 and the jack of the central oxygen supply system are stressed more and the risk of damage is higher when the oxygen tube is sleeved and pulled out. The oxygen tube can be pulled out by holding the oxygen distribution block 21 in a hand to avoid the problem, but the operation is not easy to be forgotten. For this purpose, the oxygen inhaler preferably comprises a support 5, which support 5 is located behind the oxygen distribution block 21 and is detachably connected to the oxygen distribution block 21.
When the support frame 5 is installed on the wall, the force of the output joint 22 is transmitted to the oxygen distribution block 21, the support frame 5 and the wall, so that the influence on the input joint 13 and the jack of the central oxygen supply system can be avoided, and the oxygen distribution block 21 is not needed to be held by hands.
Because the central oxygen supply system 6 exists, the support frame 5 should avoid the central oxygen supply system 6, so the support frame 5 is preferably U-shaped, and both ends of the support frame 5 are provided with mounting holes. The U-shaped support frame 5 can be mounted on a wall up and down across the central oxygen supply system 6. The mounting holes are used to pass through fasteners to facilitate mounting the support bracket 5 to a wall.
The support frame 5 should be detachably connected to the oxygen distribution block 21, since the oxygen inhaler may be detached from the central oxygen supply system 6 when not in use. The support 5 is detachably connected to the oxygen distribution block 21 in a specific manner as shown in fig. 5, and the oxygen distribution block 21 is provided with fastener holes, wherein fasteners penetrate through the oxygen distribution block 21 and are in threaded connection with the support 5, and the fasteners compress the oxygen distribution block 21.

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1. An oxygen inhaler comprising an inhaler body (1) and an output structure (2) connected to the inhaler body (1); the method is characterized in that: the output structure (2) comprises an oxygen distribution block (21), a flow control valve (23) and an output joint (22); the number of the output joints (22) is at least two, and the output joints (22) are connected with the oxygen distribution block (21); the oxygen distribution block (21) is provided with an oxygen cavity (211), a communication hole (212) and a valve mounting hole (213), the oxygen cavity (211) is connected with the inhaler main body (1), the communication hole (212) is communicated with the oxygen cavity (211) and the output joint (22), and the valve mounting hole (213) is vertically intersected with the communication hole (212); the flow control valve (23) comprises a valve core (231) and a knob (232), wherein the valve core (231) is installed in the valve mounting hole (213) and matched with the valve mounting hole (213), the valve core (231) is provided with a valve core hole (2311) corresponding to the position of the communication hole (212), and the knob (232) is connected with the valve core (231); the oxygen distribution block (21) is provided with a scale (214) for displaying the opening degree of the flow control valve (23), and the knob (232) is provided with an indication arrow (2321) for indicating the scale (214).
2. The oxygen inhaler of claim 1, wherein: the oxygen distribution block (21) is square, the oxygen distribution block (21) is horizontally arranged, the output joint (22) is positioned in front of the oxygen distribution block (21), the scale (214) is arranged on the upper surface of the oxygen distribution block (21), and the knob (232) is positioned above the oxygen distribution block (21).
3. An oxygen inhaler according to claim 2, wherein: the number of output connectors (22) is two.
4. An oxygen inhaler according to claim 3, wherein: the output connector (22) is a pagoda connector.
5. The oxygen inhaler of any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein: including protective cover (3) and protective cover box (4), protective cover box (4) are located the below of oxygen distribution piece (21) and are connected with oxygen distribution piece (21), and protective cover (3) are placed in protective cover box (4), and protective cover (3) can be covered on output connector (22).
6. The oxygen inhaler of claim 5, wherein: comprises a supporting frame (5), wherein the supporting frame (5) is positioned behind an oxygen distribution block (21) and is detachably connected with the oxygen distribution block (21).
7. The oxygen inhaler of claim 6, wherein: the shape of the support frame (5) is U-shaped, and mounting holes are formed at two ends of the support frame (5).
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