CN221180437U - Electrocardiogram monitoring lead wire fixer - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to an ECG monitoring lead wire fixer, comprising a bracket arranged below an ECG monitoring device, wherein the bracket is provided with a hook with an opening facing upward on one side of the display front panel of the ECG monitoring device, and a 3D human rib model is hung on the hook, and the 3D human rib model is provided with a marking position corresponding to the human body for pasting electrode sheets during ECG monitoring operation, and the marking position is provided with different marking colors, and lead wire fixing devices with the same color marking are provided at different marking positions; a front frame is provided below the 3D human rib model, and the lead wire plugged into the ECG monitoring device is placed in the front frame, and the lead wire fixing device fixes the electrode end and the electrode end connecting wire of the lead wire by bundling, clamping and/or bonding. The fixer has accurate markings for different lead wires and can improve the user's operating efficiency.

Description

ECG monitoring lead wire holder

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to an electrocardiogram monitoring lead wire fixer.

Background technique

ECG monitoring is a means of monitoring the electrical activity of the heart. Ordinary ECG can only simply observe the short-term ECG activity of the ECG at the time of recording the ECG. ECG monitoring is a non-invasive monitoring method that continuously monitors the electrical activity of the heart through a display screen. It can monitor the condition in a timely manner and provide reliable and valuable ECG activity indicators. It is suitable for patients who need real-time monitoring when their condition is critical, changes suddenly, or when they are infused with cardiotoxic drugs. ECG monitoring can monitor the following contents: ECG, respiration, blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation, etc. The contents include three commonly used main lines, including blood oxygen, blood pressure, and ECG monitoring lead wires. The electrode wires are divided into five wires or three wires. The lines are too long and too many, and it is not easy to collect and organize. For example, the line protector used in clinical practice is to wrap the three main lines together with protective wires, and the five electrode lead wires are wrapped separately, the blood pressure cuff collects the long lines, and the lead wires in the storage basket of the ECG monitor cart are too many and difficult to organize. During the above usage of the wires, the electrode lead wires are thin and long, numerous in number, easily tangled together, and difficult to separate, which makes rescuing patients time-consuming and laborious. If the cuff is tied too thickly, repeated use will reduce the life of the cuff.

In order to solve the above technical problems, the prior art uses various devices for organizing and storing wires, such as the ECG monitor lead wire organizer disclosed in patent CN217310330U, which stores multiple lead wires through a box body; the ECG machine lead device disclosed in patent CN219480127U includes chest leads and limb leads, the chest leads have a flat chest lead circuit, and the limb leads have a spiral limb lead circuit that can automatically rebound; the flat chest lead circuit is divided into two groups, which are placed in two automatic telescopic devices respectively. Although the prior art has classified and organized the lead wires to a certain extent, it does not provide clear and accurate identification for the specific different lead wires. When using, medical staff still need to carefully observe the electrode head of the lead wire to operate. Especially for some inexperienced medical staff, they cannot quickly and accurately find the electrode connection part, which takes a long time to operate and easily leads to confusion of different lead wires.

Utility Model Content

The utility model provides an electrocardiogram monitoring lead wire fixer which has a simple structure, is easy to use, has accurate markings for different lead wires, and improves operating efficiency.

To achieve the above purpose, the technical solution of the utility model is:

A lead wire fixer for electrocardiogram monitoring comprises a bracket arranged below an electrocardiogram monitoring device, wherein a hook with an opening facing upward is arranged on a side of the bracket corresponding to a display front panel of the electrocardiogram monitoring device, a 3D human rib model is hung on the hook, and the 3D human rib model is provided with marking positions corresponding to the human body for pasting electrode sheets during electrocardiogram monitoring operation, the marking positions are provided with different marking colors, and lead wire fixing devices with the same color markings are arranged at different marking positions; a front frame is arranged below the 3D human rib model, and a lead wire plugged into the electrocardiogram monitoring device is placed in the front frame, and the lead wire fixing device fixes the electrode end and the electrode end connecting wire of the lead wire by bundling, clamping and/or bonding.

Preferably, the lead fixing device is a Velcro strap body arranged at the identification position, and the Velcro strap body includes a fixing part connected to the human body 3D rib model in the middle and bonding parts extending outward on both sides, and the outer surfaces of the two bonding parts are Velcro fur surface and hook surface bonded to each other.

Preferably, the lead fixing device is a C-shaped buckle with one end connected to the identification position.

Preferably, the color of the identification position is set according to the type of ECG monitoring equipment.

Preferably, the marking positions include: the first intercostal space on the midclavicular line at the right edge of the sternum, for fixing the upper right lead electrode; the first intercostal space on the midclavicular line at the left edge of the sternum, for fixing the upper left lead electrode; the fourth intercostal space on the left edge of the sternum, for fixing the middle lead electrode; the level of the xiphoid process on the midclavicular line at the right edge, for fixing the lower right lead electrode; the level of the xiphoid process on the midclavicular line at the left edge, for fixing the lower left lead electrode.

Preferably, a rear storage frame is provided behind the bracket corresponding to the position of the front storage frame.

Preferably, a horizontal hanging rod is provided on the bracket corresponding to the upper part of the human body 3D rib model, and a plurality of hooks are provided on the horizontal hanging rod.

Preferably, a storage box for storing the main connecting wires is provided in the middle of the rear side of the front storage frame.

Preferably, a moving mechanism is provided at the bottom of the bracket.

The above technical solution of the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

The human model of the ECG monitoring lead wire holder of the utility model has the same body position and direction as the patient, and the model is co-located with the human body, which is convenient for removal and use, avoiding the monitoring data being affected by the winding and dragging of the lead wires, and reducing the time for nurses to sort out the wires before operation, thus achieving the purpose of saving time and labor. The front frame collects the overlong wires to prevent them from getting tangled with each other and being scattered everywhere, which is convenient for cleaning and sorting.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG1 is a front view of the utility model ECG monitoring lead wire fixer;

FIG2 is a front view of a fixed-point position of a human body model of the present invention;

FIG3 is a front view of the human body model with adhesive-backed Velcro;

FIG4 is a front view of the human body model of the present invention with fixed electrode lead wires.

Detailed ways

The implementation modes of the present utility model are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

In the description of the present invention, the terms "upper", "lower", "front", "back", "above", "front", "upper left", "upper right", etc., indicating directions or positional relationships, are based on the directions or positional relationships shown in the drawings. They are for the convenience of describing the directions or positional relationships shown in the drawings, for the convenience of describing the present invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore should not be understood as a limitation on the present invention.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , the utility model discloses an ECG monitoring lead wire holder, comprising a bracket 1 arranged below the ECG monitoring device, wherein the bracket 1 is provided with a hook 2 with an opening facing upward on one side of the display front panel of the ECG monitoring device, and a human 3D rib model 8 is hung on the hook 2, and a clamp 3 matching the hook 2 is provided on the top of the human 3D rib model 8, so that the model can be easily disassembled and hung. The human 3D rib model 8 is provided with a marking position 4 for the human body to paste the electrode sheet during ECG monitoring operation, and the marking position 4 is provided with different marking colors and English abbreviations of the corresponding electrode positions, see FIG. 2 , and different marking positions 4 are provided with lead wire fixing devices with the same color marking; a front frame 5 is provided below the human 3D rib model 8, and the lead wire plugged into the ECG monitoring device is placed in the front frame 5, and the lead wire fixing device fixes the electrode end and the electrode end connecting wire of the lead wire by bundling, clamping and/or bonding.

One of the improved examples is shown in FIG3-4. The lead fixing device is a Velcro tape body 6 disposed at the marked position. The Velcro tape body 6 includes a fixing portion 60 connected to the human 3D rib model in the middle and bonding portions 61 extending outward on both sides. The outer surfaces of the two bonding portions are Velcro fur and hook surfaces bonded to each other. When in use, the lead line is folded, and the folded lead line is fixed with the Velcro fur and hook surfaces. The lead line is prevented from being placed in the front frame, or is stored in a manual wire collection box disposed in the front frame.

In another example, the lead fixing device is a C-shaped buckle with one end connected to the identification position. The C-shaped buckle has a color corresponding to the electrode position, and when in use, the lead line is also folded and the folded lead line is clipped onto the C-shaped buckle.

In a specific implementation scheme, the color of the identification position 4 is set according to the type of ECG monitoring equipment. The identification positions include: the first intercostal space on the right edge of the sternum, which is used to fix the upper right lead electrode; the first intercostal space on the left edge of the sternum, which is used to fix the upper left lead electrode; the fourth intercostal space on the left edge of the sternum, which is used to fix the middle lead electrode; the right midclavicular line at the level of the xiphoid process, which is used to fix the lower right lead electrode; the left midclavicular line at the level of the xiphoid process, which is used to fix the lower left lead electrode. A specific example is shown in Figure 1, with five leads: the upper right lead (RA) is white: attached to the first intercostal space on the right edge of the sternum, the upper left lead (LA) is black: attached to the first intercostal space on the left edge of the sternum, the middle lead (C) is brown: attached to the fourth intercostal space on the left edge of the sternum; the lower right lead (RL) is green: attached to the right midclavicular line at the level of the xiphoid process; the lower left lead (LL) is red: attached to the left midclavicular line at the level of the xiphoid process; all are marked with the color and the specific position English abbreviation.

A rear storage frame may also be provided behind the bracket corresponding to the position of the front storage frame 5 to increase the storage volume. A storage box specifically for storing the main connecting wire is provided in the middle of the rear side of the front storage frame 5 to separate it from other items.

A horizontal hanging rod 7 is provided on the bracket corresponding to the upper part of the human body 3D rib model. A plurality of hooks 70 are provided on the horizontal hanging rod 7 for temporarily hanging wires.

The bottom of the bracket is provided with a moving mechanism, specifically a universal wheel arranged at a triangular position on the chassis, which is convenient for movement; in addition, a push rod can be arranged on the bracket for easy holding.

When using, remove the ECG monitoring lead wire holder of the human model, hold it in your hand according to the patient's body position, remove the lead wires from the 3D rib model in order, and stick them according to the position of the human body parts; fold the lead wires back and wrap them with Velcro to fix them on the ECG monitoring lead wire holder of the human model, and hang the 3D rib model under the ECG monitoring at an appropriate height. It is easy to use, prevents the lead wires from being entangled, and saves manpower and material resources.

The above-described embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Without departing from the design spirit of the present invention, various modifications and improvements made to the technical solutions of the present invention by ordinary technicians in this field should fall within the protection scope of the claims of the present invention.

Claims (9)

1. The electrocardiograph monitoring lead wire fixer comprises a bracket arranged below electrocardiograph monitoring equipment, and is characterized in that one side of the bracket corresponding to a display front panel of electrocardiograph monitoring equipment is provided with a hook with an upward opening, a human body 3D rib model is hung on the hook, the human body 3D rib model is provided with identification positions corresponding to electrode plates which are stuck by a human body during electrocardiograph monitoring operation, the identification positions are provided with different marking colors, and lead wire fixing devices with the same color marks are arranged on the different identification positions; the human 3D rib model is characterized in that a front object frame is arranged below the human 3D rib model, a lead wire inserted into electrocardiograph monitoring equipment is arranged on the front object frame, and the lead wire fixing device fixes an electrode end and an electrode end connecting lead wire of the lead wire in a binding, clamping and/or bonding mode.

2. The electrocardiograph monitoring lead wire fixer according to claim 1, wherein the lead fixing device is a magic tape body arranged at the identification position, the magic tape body comprises a fixing part connected with a 3D rib model of a human body in the middle and bonding parts with two sides extending outwards, and the outer surfaces of the two bonding parts are respectively a magic tape surface and a hook surface which are bonded with each other.

3. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead wire holder of claim 1 wherein the lead fixing means is a C-shaped buckle having one end connected to the identification location.

4. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead holder of claim 1 wherein the color of the identification location is set according to the type of electrocardiographic monitoring device.

5. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead holder of claim 1 wherein the identification location comprises: a right sternal clavicle midline first intercostal space for securing a right superior lead electrode; a left sternum mid-clavicle line first intercostal for securing a left superior lead electrode; a fourth intercostal space at the left edge of the sternum is used for fixing the middle lead electrode; the level of the xiphoid process of the midline of the right collarbone is used for fixing the right lower lead electrode; the left subclavian midline xiphoid level is used to secure the left inferior lead electrode.

6. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead wire fixer according to claim 1, wherein a rear object frame is arranged behind the bracket corresponding to the front object frame.

7. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead wire fixer according to claim 1, wherein a transverse hanging rod is arranged on a bracket corresponding to the upper part of the human body 3D rib model, and a plurality of hooks are arranged on the transverse hanging rod.

8. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead wire holder according to claim 1, wherein a receiving box for receiving the main lead wire is provided in the middle of the inner rear side of the front object frame.

9. The electrocardiographic monitoring lead wire holder according to claim 1, wherein a moving mechanism is provided at the bottom of the holder.