CN219423507U - Quick-fixing type oropharynx breather pipe - Google Patents

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CN219423507U
CN219423507U CN202320445354.1U CN202320445354U CN219423507U CN 219423507 U CN219423507 U CN 219423507U CN 202320445354 U CN202320445354 U CN 202320445354U CN 219423507 U CN219423507 U CN 219423507U
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蔡媛媛
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The utility model discloses a quick-fixing oropharyngeal airway which comprises an airway body, a limiting air bag, a hose, a pipe clamp and an air pump mechanism, wherein the limiting air bag is long-strip-shaped and spirally coiled outside a bent pipe section of the airway body, the limiting air bag is indirectly connected with the air pump mechanism through the hose and realizes inflation or deflation, and the pipe clamp is clamped on the hose and can open or close a pipe body channel of the hose. According to the utility model, the strip-shaped limit air bag is spirally wound outside the bent pipe section of the vent pipe body, and then the limit air bag is inflated by matching with the hose and the air pump mechanism, so that the raised air bag sections of the limit air bag can be respectively and outwards propped against the oropharynx air duct of a patient, thereby generating friction force to limit the position of the vent pipe body, effectively preventing the vent pipe body from being spitted out, and the vent pipe has the advantages of simple structure, convenience in operation and no adhesive tape from being affected by damp.

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Quick-fixing type oropharynx breather pipe
[ field of technology ]
The utility model relates to the technical field of oropharynx ventilation pipes, in particular to the technical field of fast-fixing type oropharynx ventilation pipes.
[ background Art ]
After general anesthesia tube drawing, the consciousness and muscle strength of the patient are not completely recovered, and the tongue body moves backwards under the action of gravity, so that the soft tissues of the pharyngeal cavity are easy to collapse and cling together and block a narrow air outlet channel, and further the problems of acute upper respiratory obstruction, hypoxia, carbon dioxide accumulation and the like are caused. For obese, pediatric, and deeply sedated patients, this complication is more likely to occur. In order to avoid the phenomenon clinically, an oropharynx breather pipe is often adopted to separate the tongue root of the falling back from the posterior wall of the oropharynx and protect the unobstructed respiratory tract.
Referring to fig. 1, a conventional oropharyngeal airway is generally made of elastic rubber or plastic and includes a flange a, a bite block portion b and a pharyngeal flexure portion c. After the successful placement of the tube, the pharyngeal curvature c may extend into the patient's throat with the bite block portion b positioned between the patient's upper and lower teeth and the flange a exposed outside the upper and lower incisors. In the process of dysphoria, undersensing or transition from coma to wakefulness, the patient often spits out the oropharynx breather pipe due to congenital physiological reflex, and then the oropharynx breather pipe is separated or displaced. For this reason, medical tapes are also commonly used clinically to affix the flange a to both sides of the cheek in a crossed fashion. However, the medical adhesive tape is once wetted, the phenomenon of falling off due to the decrease of viscosity occurs, and if the patient is allergic to the medical adhesive tape, allergic dermatitis or crumbling may occur at the sticking position, thereby causing secondary infection, and easily causing additional pain to the patient.
For this reason, some of the practitioners have proposed lip-covered retainers such as the oropharyngeal airway retainers disclosed in the patent publication CN 203154518U. Such a fixator chooses to add a splint to achieve the clamping fixation of the oropharyngeal airway, however, the splint covering the mouth of the patient is prone to cause discomfort because the binding force is directly applied to the lips and cheeks of the patient. In addition, some of the practitioners choose to use adjustable headgear to connect the patient's head to the oropharyngeal airway, such as the oropharyngeal airway retainer disclosed in the patent publication CN 203915707U. However, the wear and size adjustment of the adjustable headgear is cumbersome and does not allow for quick securement of the oropharyngeal airway.
[ utility model ]
The utility model aims to solve the problems in the prior art, and provides a quick-fixing oropharynx vent pipe, wherein each circle of air bag sections of the bulge of a limiting air bag can be used for respectively propping up against the oropharynx vent pipe of a patient, so that friction force is generated to limit the position of a vent pipe body, the vent pipe body is effectively prevented from being spitted out, the structure is simple, the operation is convenient, and the problem of damp caused by adhesive tape is avoided.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides a quick-fixing type oropharyngeal airway, which comprises an airway body, a limiting air bag, a hose, a tube clamp and an air pump mechanism, wherein the limiting air bag is in a strip shape and spirally coiled outside a bent pipe section of the airway body, the limiting air bag is indirectly connected with the air pump mechanism through the hose and realizes inflation or deflation, and the tube clamp is clamped on the hose and can open or close a pipe body channel of the hose.
Preferably, the vent pipe body comprises a straight pipe section, a bent pipe section and a wing piece, one end of the straight pipe section is connected with one end of the bent pipe section to form a mutually communicated artificial air passage, the wing piece is arranged at the other end of the straight pipe section, a thread groove is formed in the outer wall of the bent pipe section, and the limiting air bag is embedded into the thread groove.
Preferably, a through hole through which the hose can pass is formed in the wall of the straight pipe section or the bent pipe section.
Preferably, a plurality of rope holes are arranged on the wing panel.
Preferably, the free end of the bend section is provided with a constriction.
Preferably, the outer wall of the limit air bag is provided with a plurality of anti-skid convex points.
Preferably, the air pump mechanism comprises an air-blowing balloon and a one-way air valve, wherein the air-blowing balloon is in an inflated and inflated shape in a natural state, an air inlet and an air outlet which are communicated with the balloon cavity and the outside are respectively arranged on the balloon wall, and the one-way air valve is arranged at the air inlet and connected with one end of the hose, which is far away from the limiting air bag.
Preferably, the air pump mechanism further comprises a plug and a socket, wherein the plug is fixed on the one-way air valve, and the socket is arranged at one end of the hose far away from the limiting air bag and can enable the air cavity of the air blowing balloon to be communicated with the pipe body channel of the hose when the air pump mechanism is plugged with the plug.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that:
1) The limiting air bags in strip shapes are spirally wound outside the bent pipe sections of the vent pipe body, and then the limiting air bags are inflated by being matched with the hose and the air pump mechanism, so that the raised air bag sections of the limiting air bags can be respectively and outwards propped against the oropharynx air duct of a patient, the position of the vent pipe body is limited by friction force, the vent pipe body is effectively prevented from being spit out, the structure is simple, the operation is convenient, and the adhesive tape is free from being affected by damp;
2) By arranging the thread groove at the outer wall of the bent pipe section, the limit air bag can be completely retracted into the thread groove before being inflated, so that the limit air bag is prevented from being smoothly placed in the vent pipe body during the early-stage intubation;
3) The air pump mechanism is formed by the air blowing balloon and the one-way air valve, so that the air blowing balloon is inflated in a natural state, the air inlet and the air outlet which are communicated with the air cavity and the outside are respectively arranged on the balloon wall, and the one-way air valve which only allows air to flow from the air blowing balloon to the limit air bag through the hose is arranged at the air inlet, thereby being convenient for realizing the air charging and air discharging operation of the limit air bag;
4) By additionally arranging the plug and the socket between the one-way air valve and the hose, the air-blowing balloon and the one-way air valve can be quickly taken down after the air-blowing operation is completed, and the influence of the air-blowing balloon with larger volume on the normal rest of a patient is avoided.
The features and advantages of the present utility model will be described in detail by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of a conventional oropharyngeal airway;
FIG. 2 is a front view of a quick-setting oropharyngeal airway of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a front view of the vent body of the quick-setting oropharyngeal vent of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the vent body of the quick-setting oropharyngeal vent of the utility model;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of the assembly of the hose, tube clip and air pump mechanism of the instant utility model for a quick-setting oropharyngeal airway.
In the figure: 1-vent pipe body, 11-straight pipe section, 12-curved pipe section, 13-wing, 14-thread groove, 15-through hole, 16-rope hole, 17-narrowing part, 2-limit air bag, 21-anti-skid convex point, 3-hose, 4-pipe clamp, 5-air pump mechanism, 51-air-blowing balloon, 52-one-way air valve, 53-plug, 54-socket, a-flange, b-tooth pad part and c-pharynx curved part.
[ detailed description ] of the utility model
Referring to fig. 2 to 5, the quick-fixing oropharyngeal airway of the utility model comprises an airway body 1, a limit air bag 2, a hose 3, a pipe clamp 4 and an air pump mechanism 5, wherein the limit air bag 2 is in a strip shape and spirally coiled outside a bent pipe section 12 of the airway body 1, the limit air bag 2 is indirectly connected with the air pump mechanism 5 through the hose 3 and realizes inflation or deflation, and the pipe clamp 4 is clamped on the hose 3 and can open or close a pipe body channel of the hose 3. By adopting the design, the raised air bag sections of the limit air bag 2 can be used for respectively propping up the oropharynx air duct of a patient outwards, so that friction force is generated to limit the position of the vent pipe body 1, the vent pipe body 1 is effectively prevented from being ejected, the structure is simple, the operation is convenient, and the vent pipe is free from being affected by damp.
The vent pipe body 1 comprises a straight pipe section 11, a bent pipe section 12 and a wing piece 13, wherein one end of the straight pipe section 11 is connected with one end of the bent pipe section 12 to form a communicated artificial air passage, the wing piece 13 is arranged at the other end of the straight pipe section 11, a thread groove 14 is formed in the outer wall of the bent pipe section 12, and the limiting air bag 2 is embedded into the thread groove 14. The addition of the thread groove 14 can enable the limit air bag 2 to fully enter the thread groove 14 before being inflated, so that the limit air bag 2 is prevented from being smoothly placed in the vent pipe body 1 during the early-stage intubation.
The wall of the straight pipe section 11 or the bent pipe section 12 is provided with a through hole 15 through which the hose 3 can pass. Specifically, the through-hole 15 may be provided near the junction of the straight pipe section 11 and the bent pipe section 12. During production, one end of the hose 3 can be connected with the limiting air bag 2, and the other end of the hose firstly extends into the artificial air passage along the through hole 15, and then extends out of the artificial air passage from one end of the straight pipe section 11 with the fins 13 and is connected with the air pump mechanism 5.
The wing 13 is provided with a plurality of rope holes 16. The rope hole 16 is additionally arranged, so that a medical staff can conveniently rope the ventilation pipe body 1 on demand, and the cotton rope is used for binding the ventilation pipe body 1 with the head of a patient, so that the position fixing of the ventilation pipe body 1 is enhanced.
The free end of the bend section 12 is provided with a constriction 17. The constriction 17 can serve, among other things, for guiding the insertion of the bend section 12.
The outer wall of the limiting air bag 2 is provided with a plurality of anti-slip convex points 21, so that the friction force between the limiting air bag 2 and the oropharynx airway of a patient can be further increased.
The air pump mechanism 5 comprises an air-blowing balloon 51 and a one-way air valve 52, the air-blowing balloon 51 is in an inflated and inflated shape in a natural state, an air inlet and an air outlet which are communicated with the air cavity and the outside are respectively arranged on the balloon wall, and the one-way air valve 52 is arranged at the air inlet and connected with one end of the hose 3, which is far away from the limiting air bag 2, so that the air-blowing and deflating operations of the limiting air bag 2 are conveniently realized.
The air pump mechanism 5 further comprises a plug 53 and a socket 54, the plug 53 is fixed on the one-way air valve 52, the socket 54 is arranged at one end of the hose 3 far away from the limiting air bag 2, and when the socket is plugged with the plug 53, the bag cavity of the air-blowing air bag 51 can be communicated with the pipe body channel of the hose 3. According to the utility model, the plug 53 and the socket 54 are additionally arranged between the one-way air valve 52 and the hose 3, so that the air-blowing balloon 51 and the one-way air valve 52 can be quickly taken down after the air-blowing operation is finished, and the influence of the air-blowing balloon 51 with larger volume on the normal rest of a patient is avoided.
The working process of the utility model comprises the following steps:
when in use, the utility model firstly assists the patient to take the lying position, keeps the head to lean back, and simultaneously keeps the three axes (mouth, pharynx and larynx) of the respiratory tract on the same straight line as much as possible. Then, the endocrine in the oral cavity of the patient is cleared, the respiratory tract is kept smooth, and the oropharynx airway of the patient is moistened by normal saline. Then, the bent tube section 12 of the vent tube body 1 is fed to the upper pharynx along the lingual surface of the patient to separate the tongue root from the posterior oropharynx wall. Then, the plug 53 is inserted into the socket 54 and continuously presses the balloon drum 51, so that air enters the cavity of the balloon drum 51 along the air inlet, and flows into the cavity of the limit air bag 2 along the hose 3, so that the limit air bag 2 is expanded outwards and the movement of the vent pipe body 1 is limited by friction force with the oropharynx air duct. Finally, the hose 3 is clamped by the pipe clamp 4, and the plug 53 is pulled out from the socket 54. In addition, if further reinforcement of the position of the vent body 1 is required, the head of the patient may be tied to the vent body 1 by means of a cotton string passing through each string hole 16.
After the use is completed, the pipe clamp 4 can be removed firstly to enable the gas in the limit air bag 2 to be discharged to the outside along the hose 3, so that the limit air bag 2 is shrunken and the thread groove 14 is retracted, and then the vent pipe body 1 is pulled out.
The above embodiments are illustrative of the present utility model, and not limiting, and any simple modifications of the present utility model fall within the scope of the present utility model.

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1. Quick-fixing type oropharynx breather pipe, its characterized in that: including breather pipe body (1), spacing gasbag (2), hose (3), pipe clamp (4) and air pump mechanism (5), spacing gasbag (2) are rectangular form and spiral coil outside the bend section (12) of breather pipe body (1), spacing gasbag (2) are connected and realize aerifing or gassing indirectly through hose (3) and air pump mechanism (5), pipe clamp (4) centre gripping is on hose (3) and can open or close the body passageway of hose (3).
2. The quick-setting oropharyngeal airway as claimed in claim 1 wherein: the vent pipe body (1) comprises a straight pipe section (11), a bent pipe section (12) and fins (13), one end of the straight pipe section (11) is connected with one end of the bent pipe section (12) to form a mutually communicated artificial air passage, the fins (13) are arranged at the other end of the straight pipe section (11), a thread groove (14) is formed in the outer wall of the bent pipe section (12), and the limiting air bag (2) is embedded into the thread groove (14).
3. The quick-attach oropharyngeal airway of claim 2 wherein: the wall of the straight pipe section (11) or the bent pipe section (12) is provided with a through hole (15) through which the hose (3) can pass.
4. The quick-attach oropharyngeal airway of claim 2 wherein: a plurality of rope holes (16) are arranged on the wing pieces (13).
5. The quick-attach oropharyngeal airway of claim 2 wherein: the free end of the bend section (12) is provided with a narrowing (17).
6. The quick-setting oropharyngeal airway as claimed in claim 1 wherein: the outer wall of the limit air bag (2) is provided with a plurality of anti-slip convex points (21).
7. The quick-setting oropharyngeal airway of any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein: the air pump mechanism (5) comprises an air-blowing balloon (51) and a one-way air valve (52), the air-blowing balloon (51) is in an expanded and inflated shape in a natural state, an air inlet and an air outlet which are communicated with a balloon cavity and the outside are respectively arranged on the balloon wall, and the one-way air valve (52) is arranged at the air inlet and is connected with one end, far away from the limit air bag (2), of the hose (3).
8. The quick-attach oropharyngeal airway as defined in claim 7 wherein: the air pump mechanism (5) further comprises a plug (53) and a socket (54), the plug (53) is fixed on the one-way air valve (52), and the socket (54) is arranged at one end of the hose (3) far away from the limiting air bag (2) and can enable the air cavity of the air-blowing balloon (51) to be communicated with a tube body channel of the hose (3) when the air pump mechanism is inserted into the plug (53).
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