CN220546415U - Quantitative bottle for sugar tolerance detecting agent - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model discloses a quantitative bottle for a sugar tolerance detection agent, which comprises the following components: a quantifying bottle body; the quantitative bottle body is of a compressible structure; one side of the quantitative bottle is movably connected with a first bottle cap; the bottle mouth of the other side of the quantitative bottle is threaded, and the threads are used for connecting a second bottle cap; the inner side of the bottleneck at the other side of the quantitative bottle is provided with a blocking layer and a connecting layer which is matched with the shape of the bottleneck at the inner side; the compressible structure may be adapted for reception therewith; one end of the further bottle body is respectively provided with a blocking layer, and a cavity is formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cover and is used for placing the sugar tolerance detecting agent; in order to ensure that the glucose tolerance detector leaks when not in use, a tie layer is provided before the barrier layer. The arrangement can prevent the sugar tolerance detecting agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating when the sugar tolerance detecting agent is not needed to be used; ensure that the water quantity poured in each brewing process meets the brewing requirement.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the field of medical containers, in particular to a quantitative bottle for a sugar tolerance detection agent.
Background
The glucose tolerance test, also known as glucose tolerance test, is a laboratory test method for diagnosing diabetes. Mainly, the medicine is taken orally and intravenously, the former is called IVGTT, and the latter is called OGTT. IVGTT is used only in clinical research means to evaluate glucose utilization, or in special patients with malabsorption syndrome after gastrectomy. OGTT is the most common clinical examination means. However, the weight of a general glucose tolerance test agent for OGTT is 82.5g, and the glucose tolerance test agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose; the using method comprises the following steps: each bag is taken orally, dissolved in 250-300ml of warm boiled water, taken orally for 5 minutes, and then tolerance detection is carried out according to the doctor's advice. However, the general patient has little concept about 250-300ml of water, so that the water is easy to fall out of the range; the applicant therefore proposes a dosing bottle for a sugar tolerance detector.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, an object of the present utility model is to provide a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance detector which can be quantitatively and portably used.
In order to achieve the technical purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
a quantitative bottle for a sugar tolerance detecting agent, comprising:
a quantifying bottle body;
the quantitative bottle body is of a compressible structure;
one side of the quantitative bottle is movably connected with a first bottle cap;
the bottle mouth of the other side of the quantitative bottle is threaded, and the threads are used for connecting a second bottle cap;
a blocking layer is arranged on the inner side of the bottle mouth on the other side of the quantitative bottle,
a connecting layer matched with the shape of the inner bottle mouth;
the volumetric capacity of the quantitative bottle is 250-310ml.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the compressible structure can be easily received; one end of the bottle body is further provided with a blocking layer, and a cavity is formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cover and is used for placing a sugar tolerance detecting agent; in order to ensure that the glucose tolerance detector leaks when not in use, a tie layer is provided before the barrier layer. The arrangement can prevent the sugar tolerance detecting agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating when the sugar tolerance detecting agent is not needed to be used;
as a preferred embodiment, the barrier layer is preferably provided with at least one first water through hole; the connecting layer is provided with at least one second water through hole which is matched with the first water through hole in shape; the area of the water through hole is 1/3-1/2 of the area of the blocking layer.
Wherein, the connecting layer is provided with an upright post,
the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove.
Wherein the second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft,
the rotating shaft passes through the second bottle cap and,
one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove,
when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove;
the other end of the rotating shaft is provided with a rotating handle for rotating the rotating shaft to drive the connecting layer to rotate.
The advantage of this arrangement is that when the gum tolerance detecting agent is not needed, namely, only the quantitative bottle is used as the drinking water bottle, the first water through hole and the second water through hole can be staggered, so that the blocking layer and the connecting layer are closed, and water is prevented from being poured in; when the gum tolerance detecting agent is required to be brewed, the water through holes are opened, water flows into the bottom, and the brewing of the gum tolerance detecting agent is realized; realizing the effect of dual purposes of one bottle. The opening mode of the water through hole is characterized in that the rotation of the connecting layer is controlled, the connecting layer is further provided with an upright post, and the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove. The second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft penetrates through the second bottle cap, and one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove; when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove; that is, as long as the connecting layer is driven to rotate by the rotating handle on the outer side of the bottle cap, after the connecting layer rotates, the second water through hole of the connecting layer is gradually communicated with the first water through hole of the blocking layer, so that the communication between the cavity part and the quantifying bottle body is realized, and further, the brewing of the sugar tolerance detecting agent is realized. The weight of the general glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, and the glucose tolerance test agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and can further prevent the glucose tolerance test agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating by providing a barrier layer.
As a preferred embodiment, preferably, the first bottle cap is connected with the dosing bottle body through threads, and an anti-slip rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap; the quantifying bottle body is also provided with a soft straw. The advantage of this arrangement is that it is convenient to drink.
As one possible implementation, further,
the blocking layer is annular hollow and is provided with a plurality of grooves,
the bottle neck is fixedly connected to the inner side of the bottle neck at the other side of the quantitative bottle;
the barrier layer is used for clamping the connecting layer.
Wherein, the tie layer is three layer construction, includes:
a first connection layer, a second connection layer, and a water-soluble film;
the first connecting layer is connected with the second connecting layer through a mortise and tenon structure, so that the detachable connection is realized,
a water-soluble film is sandwiched between the first connection layer and the second connection layer.
The advantage of the arrangement is that the quantitative bottle and the sugar tolerance detecting agent can be sold together, after warm water is poured in, the water-soluble film is automatically dissolved, and the sugar tolerance detecting agent at the bottom is dissolved in water to realize brewing; after further recycling the quantitative bottle body, the bottle body can be disinfected and replaced by a water-soluble film, so that the effect of secondary utilization is realized. The water-soluble film can be replaced for patients to realize the effect of secondary use; the weight of the general glucose tolerance detecting agent is 82.5g, the glucose tolerance detecting agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and the water-soluble film can play a role in blocking moisture in air, prevent the glucose tolerance detecting agent from leaking into a bottle or being wetted, and play a certain role in protecting the glucose tolerance detecting agent from being wetted and deteriorating.
As a preferred embodiment, preferably, the first bottle cap is connected with the dosing bottle body through threads, and an anti-slip rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap; the quantifying bottle body is also provided with a soft straw. The advantage of this arrangement is that it is convenient to drink.
As a preferred embodiment, the volume of the quantifying bottle body is preferably 200-250ml, and the volume scales are arranged at equal intervals according to the compression structure.
Wherein the volume of the cavity formed between the barrier layer and the second bottle cap is 50-60ml when the second bottle cap is screwed.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the weight of a typical glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, which contains 75g of anhydrous glucose; the using method comprises the following steps: each bag is taken orally, dissolved in 250-300ml of warm boiled water, taken orally for 5 minutes, and then tolerance detection is carried out according to the doctor's advice. However, the general patient has little concept about 250-300ml of water, so that the water is easy to fall out of the range; therefore, the setting can enable the patient to know how much water is added at the moment, and whether the water meets the requirement or not; meanwhile, in order to realize the function of the milk sugar tolerance detecting agent received by the bottom cavity, the volume of the cavity formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cap when the second bottle cap is screwed is set to be 50-60ml according to the mass of 82.5g of each bag, so that sufficient space can be ensured to contain the sugar tolerance detecting agent.
As a preferred embodiment, the first bottle cap is preferably further provided with: a temperature sensing module; a display panel;
the temperature sensing module; the device comprises a power supply module, a singlechip and a temperature sensor;
the temperature sensor and the display panel are electrically connected with the singlechip;
the temperature sensor, the display panel and the singlechip are electrically connected with the power supply module.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the oral temperature of a typical sugar tolerance test agent is 35-40℃ and the patient will not get too hot on the mouth with a good entrance. A temperature sensing module is added; the display panel can enable the patient to know the temperature in the current bottle and determine whether the patient can drink comfortably.
By adopting the technical scheme, compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that the utility model comprises the following four aspects:
(1) The compressible structure may be adapted for reception therewith; one end of the further bottle body is respectively provided with a blocking layer, and a cavity is formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cover and is used for placing the sugar tolerance detecting agent; in order to ensure that the glucose tolerance detector leaks when not in use, a tie layer is provided before the barrier layer. The arrangement can prevent the sugar tolerance detecting agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating when the sugar tolerance detecting agent is not needed to be used;
(2) When the bubble gum tolerance detecting agent is not needed, namely, only the quantitative bottle is used as a drinking water bottle, the first water through hole and the second water through hole can be staggered, so that the blocking layer and the connecting layer are closed, and water is prevented from being poured in; when the gum tolerance detecting agent is required to be brewed, the water through holes are opened, water flows into the bottom, and the brewing of the gum tolerance detecting agent is realized; realizing the effect of dual purposes of one bottle. The opening mode of the water through hole is characterized in that the rotation of the connecting layer is controlled, the connecting layer is further provided with an upright post, and the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove. The second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft penetrates through the second bottle cap, and one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove; when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove; that is, as long as the connecting layer is driven to rotate by the rotating handle on the outer side of the bottle cap, after the connecting layer rotates, the second water through hole of the connecting layer is gradually communicated with the first water through hole of the blocking layer, so that the communication between the cavity part and the quantifying bottle body is realized, and further, the brewing of the sugar tolerance detecting agent is realized. The weight of the general glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, and the glucose tolerance test agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and can further prevent the glucose tolerance test agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating by providing a barrier layer.
(3) The quantitative bottle and the sugar tolerance detecting agent can be sold together, after water is poured in, the water-soluble film is automatically dissolved, and the sugar tolerance detecting agent at the bottom is dissolved in water to realize brewing; after further recycling the quantitative bottle body, the bottle body can be disinfected and replaced by a water-soluble film, so that the effect of secondary utilization is realized. The water-soluble film can be replaced for patients to realize the effect of secondary use; the weight of the general glucose tolerance detecting agent is 82.5g, the glucose tolerance detecting agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and the water-soluble film can play a role in blocking moisture in air, prevent the glucose tolerance detecting agent from leaking into a bottle or being wetted, and play a certain role in protecting the glucose tolerance detecting agent from being wetted and deteriorating.
(4) A typical sugar tolerance test agent has a weight of 82.5g and contains 75g of anhydrous glucose; the using method comprises the following steps: each bag is taken orally, dissolved in 250-300ml of warm boiled water, taken orally for 5 minutes, and then tolerance detection is carried out according to the doctor's advice. However, the general patient has little concept about 250-300ml of water, so that the water is easy to fall out of the range; therefore, the setting can enable the patient to know how much water is added at the moment, and whether the water meets the requirement or not; meanwhile, in order to realize the function of the milk sugar tolerance detecting agent received by the bottom cavity, the volume of the cavity formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cap when the second bottle cap is screwed is set to be 50-60ml according to the mass of 82.5g of each bag, so that sufficient space can be ensured to contain the sugar tolerance detecting agent.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of still another embodiment of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of still another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model;
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of still another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the embodiment of the present utility model.
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The utility model is described in further detail below with reference to the drawings and examples. It is specifically noted that the following examples are only for illustrating the present utility model, but do not limit the scope of the present utility model. Likewise, the following examples are only some, but not all, of the examples of the present utility model, and all other examples, which a person of ordinary skill in the art would obtain without making any inventive effort, are within the scope of the present utility model.
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic view showing an embodiment of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model; a quantitative bottle for a sugar tolerance detecting agent, comprising:
a quantifying bottle 13 body;
the body of the quantitative bottle 13 is of a compressible structure;
one side of the quantitative bottle 13 is movably connected with a first bottle cap 11;
the bottle mouth threads 131 on the other side of the quantitative bottle 13 are used for connecting a second bottle cap 15;
a blocking layer 132 is arranged on the inner side of the bottle mouth on the other side of the quantitative bottle,
a connecting layer 14 which is matched with the shape of the inner bottle mouth;
the volume of the quantitative bottle 13 is 250-310ml.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the compressible structure can be easily received; a blocking layer 132 is arranged at one end of the bottle body, and a cavity is formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cap 15, and is used for placing a sugar tolerance detecting agent; in order to ensure that the glucose tolerance detector leaks when not in use, a tie layer is provided before the barrier layer 132. 14 can prevent the sugar tolerance detecting agent from being affected with damp and spoiled when not in use;
as a preferred embodiment, referring to fig. 2 to 3, fig. 2 to 3 are schematic views showing another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model; on the basis of the above embodiment, preferably, two first water holes 1321 are formed in the barrier layer 132; the connecting layer 14 is provided with two second water through holes 142 which are matched with the first water through holes 1321 in shape; the areas of the first water through holes 1321 and the second water through holes 142 are 1/3-1/2 of the area of the barrier layer 132.
Wherein the connection layer 14 is provided with a column 141 and,
the upper end of the upright post 141 is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove.
Wherein the second bottle cap 15 is provided with a rotation shaft 151,
the rotation shaft 151 passes through the second bottle cap 15 and,
one end of the rotating shaft 151 is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove,
when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove;
the other end of the rotating shaft 151 is provided with a rotating handle 1511 for rotating the rotating shaft 151 to drive the connecting layer 14 to rotate.
The advantage of this arrangement is that when the gum tolerance detecting agent is not needed, namely, only the quantitative bottle is used as the drinking water bottle, the first water through hole and the second water through hole can be staggered, so that the blocking layer and the connecting layer are closed, and water is prevented from being poured in; when the gum tolerance detecting agent is required to be brewed, the water through holes are opened, water flows into the bottom, and the brewing of the gum tolerance detecting agent is realized; realizing the effect of dual purposes of one bottle. The opening mode of the water through hole is characterized in that the rotation of the connecting layer is controlled, the connecting layer is further provided with an upright post, and the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove. The second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft penetrates through the second bottle cap, and one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove; when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove; that is, as long as the connecting layer is driven to rotate by the rotating handle on the outer side of the bottle cap, after the connecting layer rotates, the second water through hole of the connecting layer is gradually communicated with the first water through hole of the blocking layer, so that the communication between the cavity part and the quantifying bottle body is realized, and further, the brewing of the sugar tolerance detecting agent is realized. The weight of the general glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, and the glucose tolerance test agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and can further prevent the glucose tolerance test agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating by providing a barrier layer.
As a preferred embodiment, the first bottle cap 11 is screwed with the body of the dosing bottle 13, and an anti-slip rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap 11; the quantitative bottle 13 body is also provided with a soft straw 12. The advantage of this arrangement is that it is convenient to drink. The surfaces of the inner side of the second bottle cap 15, the connecting layer 14 and the blocking layer 132 are provided with soft silica gel layers, which is beneficial to further realizing the water blocking effect; after the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove, the rotating shaft 151 and the upright post 141 are propped against each other, and the second bottle cap 15 can generate a certain pretightening force on the connecting layer 14, so that a water blocking effect is further realized.
As a possible embodiment, referring to fig. 4 to 5, fig. 4 to 5 are schematic views showing still another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model; further to the first embodiment,
the barrier layer 132 is hollow in shape of a ring,
the bottle neck is fixedly connected to the inner side of the bottle neck at the other side of the quantitative bottle 13;
the barrier layer 132 is used to trap the tie layer 14.
Wherein, the connection layer 14 has a three-layer structure, comprising:
a first connection layer 141, a second connection layer 143, and a wafer 142;
the first connecting layer 141 and the second connecting layer 143 are connected by a mortise and tenon structure, so as to realize the detachable and,
a wafer 142 is sandwiched between the first and second connection layers 141 and 143.
Further, the wafer 142 has a thickness of 0.05mm to 1mm;
the advantage of this arrangement is that the quantitative bottle 13 itself can be sold together with the sugar tolerance detecting agent, when warm water is poured in, the wafer 142 is automatically dissolved, and the sugar tolerance detecting agent at the bottom is dissolved in water to realize brewing; after further recycling the quantitative body, the body can be sterilized and the wafer 142 can be replaced, so that the effect of secondary use is achieved. The wafer 142 can be replaced for the patient to realize the effect of secondary use; the weight of the general glucose tolerance detecting agent is 82.5g, the glucose tolerance detecting agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and the wafer 142 can play a role in blocking moisture in air, prevent the glucose tolerance detecting agent from leaking into a bottle or being wetted, and play a certain role in protecting the glucose tolerance detecting agent from being wetted and deteriorating. Wafer is an edible film. Transparent, odorless, and has a thickness of 0.02-0.15 mm, and is prepared by processing starch, wherein the main nutritional component is carbohydrate rich in starch. Can provide heat and is an important substance constituting the body. The preparation method comprises the steps of mixing starch, gelatin and a small amount of lecithin, casting to form a film, and drying. The packaging material is mainly used for inner packaging of candies, cakes or medicines and the like, so that the packaging material is prevented from being adhered to outer packaging paper, and can also be moisture-proof. In this embodiment, in order to ensure flexibility, isolation, lubricity, and moisture resistance of the wafer, the wafer with a larger thickness is used to ensure implementation of the above technical scheme.
The first bottle cap is connected with the quantitative bottle body through threads, and anti-skid rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap; the quantifying bottle body is also provided with a soft straw. The advantage of this arrangement is that it is convenient to drink. Further, the inner side of the bottleneck at the other side of the quantitative bottle 13, the first connecting layer 141 and the second connecting layer 143 are provided with anti-skid heat-resistant rubber; the advantage of this is that: firstly, friction force between the faces is increased to prevent falling; and secondly, the heat resistance is improved.
Wherein, the volume of the body of the quantitative bottle 13 is 200-250ml, and volume scales are arranged at equal intervals according to the compression structure.
Wherein the volume of the cavity formed between the barrier layer 132 and the second bottle cap 15 when the second bottle cap 15 is screwed is 50-60ml.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the weight of a typical glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, which contains 75g of anhydrous glucose; the using method comprises the following steps: each bag is taken orally, dissolved in 250-300ml of warm boiled water, taken orally for 5 minutes, and then tolerance detection is carried out according to the doctor's advice. However, the general patient has little concept about 250-300ml of water, so that the water is easy to fall out of the range; therefore, the setting can enable the patient to know how much water is added at the moment, and whether the water meets the requirement or not; meanwhile, in order to realize the function of the milk sugar tolerance detecting agent received by the bottom cavity, the volume of the cavity formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cap when the second bottle cap is screwed is set to be 50-60ml according to the mass of 82.5g of each bag, so that sufficient space can be ensured to contain the sugar tolerance detecting agent.
As a possible embodiment, referring to fig. 6, fig. 6 is a schematic view showing another example of a quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to the present utility model; further to the first embodiment, the first bottle cap 11 is further provided with: a display panel 111 and a temperature sensing module 112;
the temperature sensing module 112; the device comprises a power supply module, a singlechip and a temperature sensor;
the temperature sensor and the display panel 111 are electrically connected with the singlechip;
the temperature sensor, the display panel 111 and the singlechip are electrically connected with the power module.
The advantage of this arrangement is that the oral temperature of a typical sugar tolerance test agent is 35-40℃ and the patient will not get too hot on the mouth with a good entrance. A temperature sensing module is added; the display panel can enable the patient to know the temperature in the current bottle and determine whether the patient can drink comfortably.
By adopting the technical scheme, compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that the utility model comprises the following four aspects:
(1) The compressible structure may be adapted for reception therewith; one end of the further bottle body is respectively provided with a blocking layer, and a cavity is formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cover and is used for placing the sugar tolerance detecting agent; in order to ensure that the glucose tolerance detector leaks when not in use, a tie layer is provided before the barrier layer. The arrangement can prevent the sugar tolerance detecting agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating when the sugar tolerance detecting agent is not needed to be used;
(2) When the bubble gum tolerance detecting agent is not needed, namely, only the quantitative bottle is used as a drinking water bottle, the first water through hole and the second water through hole can be staggered, so that the blocking layer and the connecting layer are closed, and water is prevented from being poured in; when the gum tolerance detecting agent is required to be brewed, the water through holes are opened, water flows into the bottom, and the brewing of the gum tolerance detecting agent is realized; realizing the effect of dual purposes of one bottle. The opening mode of the water through hole is characterized in that the rotation of the connecting layer is controlled, the connecting layer is further provided with an upright post, and the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove. The second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft penetrates through the second bottle cap, and one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove; when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove; that is, as long as the connecting layer is driven to rotate by the rotating handle on the outer side of the bottle cap, after the connecting layer rotates, the second water through hole of the connecting layer is gradually communicated with the first water through hole of the blocking layer, so that the communication between the cavity part and the quantifying bottle body is realized, and further, the brewing of the sugar tolerance detecting agent is realized. The weight of the general glucose tolerance test agent is 82.5g, and the glucose tolerance test agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and can further prevent the glucose tolerance test agent from being affected with damp and deteriorating by providing a barrier layer.
(3) The quantitative bottle and the sugar tolerance detecting agent can be sold together, after water is poured in, the water-soluble film is automatically dissolved, and the sugar tolerance detecting agent at the bottom is dissolved in water to realize brewing; after further recycling the quantitative bottle body, the bottle body can be disinfected and replaced by a water-soluble film, so that the effect of secondary utilization is realized. The water-soluble film can be replaced for patients to realize the effect of secondary use; the weight of the general glucose tolerance detecting agent is 82.5g, the glucose tolerance detecting agent contains 75g of anhydrous glucose, and the water-soluble film can play a role in blocking moisture in air, prevent the glucose tolerance detecting agent from leaking into a bottle or being wetted, and play a certain role in protecting the glucose tolerance detecting agent from being wetted and deteriorating.
(4) A typical sugar tolerance test agent has a weight of 82.5g and contains 75g of anhydrous glucose; the using method comprises the following steps: each bag is taken orally, dissolved in 250-300ml of warm boiled water, taken orally for 5 minutes, and then tolerance detection is carried out according to the doctor's advice. However, the general patient has little concept about 250-300ml of water, so that the water is easy to fall out of the range; therefore, the setting can enable the patient to know how much water is added at the moment, and whether the water meets the requirement or not; meanwhile, in order to realize the function of the milk sugar tolerance detecting agent received by the bottom cavity, the volume of the cavity formed between the blocking layer and the second bottle cap when the second bottle cap is screwed is set to be 50-60ml according to the mass of 82.5g of each bag, so that sufficient space can be ensured to contain the sugar tolerance detecting agent.
The foregoing description is only a partial embodiment of the present utility model, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present utility model, and all equivalent devices or equivalent processes using the descriptions and the drawings of the present utility model or directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields are included in the scope of the present utility model.
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1. A quantitative bottle for a sugar tolerance detecting agent, comprising:
a quantifying bottle body;
the quantitative bottle body is of a compressible structure;
one side of the quantitative bottle is movably connected with a first bottle cap;
the bottle mouth of the other side of the quantitative bottle is threaded, and the threads are used for connecting a second bottle cap;
a blocking layer is arranged on the inner side of the bottle mouth on the other side of the quantitative bottle,
a connecting layer matched with the shape of the inner bottle mouth;
the volumetric capacity of the quantitative bottle is 250-310ml.
2. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 1, wherein,
at least one first water through hole is formed in the blocking layer;
the connecting layer is provided with at least one second water through hole which is matched with the first water through hole in shape;
the area of the water through hole is 1/3-1/2 of the area of the blocking layer.
3. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 2, wherein,
the connecting layer is provided with an upright post,
the upper end of the upright post is provided with a first wedge-shaped groove.
4. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 3,
the second bottle cap is provided with a rotating shaft,
the rotating shaft passes through the second bottle cap and,
one end of the rotating shaft is provided with a second wedge-shaped groove,
when the second bottle cap is screwed, the second wedge-shaped groove is connected with the first wedge-shaped groove;
the other end of the rotating shaft is provided with a rotating handle for rotating the rotating shaft to drive the connecting layer to rotate.
5. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 2, wherein,
the first bottle cap is connected with the quantifying bottle body through threads,
an anti-slip rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap;
the quantifying bottle body is also provided with a soft straw.
6. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 1, wherein,
the blocking layer is annular hollow and is provided with a plurality of grooves,
the bottle neck is fixedly connected to the inner side of the bottle neck at the other side of the quantitative bottle;
the barrier layer is used for clamping the connecting layer.
7. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 6, wherein,
the tie layer is three layer construction, includes:
a first connection layer, a second connection layer, and a water-soluble film;
the first connecting layer is connected with the second connecting layer through a mortise and tenon structure, so that the detachable connection is realized,
a water-soluble film is sandwiched between the first connection layer and the second connection layer.
8. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 6, wherein,
the first bottle cap is connected with the quantifying bottle body through threads,
an anti-slip rubber is arranged on the inner side of the first bottle cap;
the quantifying bottle body is also provided with a soft straw.
9. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to any one of claim 1 to 8,
the volume of the quantifying bottle body is 200-250ml,
setting capacity scales at equal intervals according to the compression structure;
the volume of the cavity formed between the barrier layer and the second bottle cap is 50-60ml when the second bottle cap is screwed.
10. A quantitative bottle for a glucose tolerance test agent according to claim 1, wherein,
the first bottle lid still is equipped with: a temperature sensing module; a display panel;
the temperature sensing module; the device comprises a power supply module, a singlechip and a temperature sensor;
the temperature sensor and the display panel are electrically connected with the singlechip;
the temperature sensor, the display panel and the singlechip are electrically connected with the power supply module.
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