CN221786945U - A hand restraint device to prevent escaping - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses an anti-breakaway hand restraint, comprising a glove body, the glove body comprising a palm, a back of the hand and a wrist, the palm being a hard pad, a protruding support portion being arranged at the center of the palm on the palm, and the back of the hand being a visible layer; at least one first restraint belt is arranged inside the palm body and arranged on the palm, a first zipper is arranged at the front end of the back of the hand of the glove body, which is convenient for observing the hand condition, a second zipper is arranged at the center of the back of the hand, and a perforation of an infusion tube is arranged at the rear end of the second zipper; a second restraint belt is arranged at the wrist. The utility model can organize the infusion tube during infusion and can visually observe the skin condition of the infusion site, which is convenient for the patient's infusion tube to pass through, avoids the infusion tube from being twisted, and is more convenient to operate.

Description

A hand restraint device to prevent escaping

Technical Field

The utility model belongs to the technical field of nursing appliances, and in particular relates to an anti-breakaway hand restraint.

Background Art

At present, the hand restraints used in clinical practice are generally table tennis racket-shaped gloves or cotton-padded wrist straps, which are used to restrain the patient's hand movements and prevent the agitated patients from being injured or falling out of bed. Especially in the critical care department, patients need to have multiple tubes in their bodies due to the need for disease treatment. Most postoperative patients and patients using mechanical ventilation often have the phenomenon of unconscious self-extubation due to irritability. General care and the use of sedatives cannot ensure the occurrence of unplanned extubation events. In order to reduce the adverse consequences caused by the patient's irritability and self-extubation, restraints are used to restrain irritable patients and prevent them from self-extubation. Therefore, the performance of hand restraint tools directly affects the quality of nursing and plays an important role in the patient's disease recovery.

Hand restraint tools are usually table tennis racket-shaped gloves or cotton-padded wrist bandages, which are mainly used to cover the patient's hands with gloves or directly tie them from the wrist to the bedside, thereby restricting the movement of the patient's hands. Table tennis racket-shaped gloves are more commonly used in clinical practice, because cotton pads are used to tie the hands directly, and the patient's fingers can still move, scratch, and cause skin loss and extubation.

Currently, most of the table tennis racket-shaped hand openings are fastened with Velcro and then fixed to the bed rails with a buckle-type restraint belt. This Velcro method is easy for patients to break free, but if long restraint belts on both sides are wrapped around and tied up and then fixed to the bed rails, the patient's hand comfort is poor and it is easy to cause poor blood circulation in the hands.

Utility Model Content

In order to solve the above problems, the utility model provides an anti-breakaway hand restraint to achieve the purpose of preventing the patient from breaking away, maintaining a comfortable infusion environment, and facilitating infusion.

In order to achieve the above object, the technical solution of the utility model is as follows:

A hand restraint to prevent escape, comprising a glove body, the glove body comprising a palm, a back of the hand and a wrist, the palm being a hard pad, a protruding support portion being arranged at the center of the palm on the palm, the support portion being arranged transversely, the back of the hand being arranged on the palm, the edge of the back of the hand being bonded to the edge of the palm, the back of the hand being a visible layer; at least one first restraint belt is arranged inside the glove body and arranged on the palm, a first zipper is arranged at the front end of the back of the hand for easy observation of the hand condition; a second zipper is arranged at the center of the back of the hand, a perforation for an infusion tube is arranged at the rear end of the second zipper; a second restraint belt is arranged at the wrist.

Furthermore, the hard pad is wrapped with a mesh cushion layer.

Furthermore, the back of the hand is made of transparent knitted fabric or mesh fabric, which is convenient for observing the patient's hand skin condition and blood circulation.

Furthermore, the support portion is crescent-shaped, and the support portion is a soft cushion or an airbag cushion.

Furthermore, the first restraint belt is a Velcro, and two patches of the Velcro are respectively arranged on both sides of the upper end surface of the palm part.

Furthermore, the second restraint belt is a watch pin buckle type fixing belt, and the wrist-fitting surface of the second restraint belt is provided with a cushion to ensure the comfort of the patient.

Furthermore, the wrist is also provided with a strap, which is used to be fixed on the bed rail or the seat handle.

Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:

1) Strap-type gloves are not easy for patients to break free due to twisting and shaking of their hands. The inner layer of the strap has a sponge attached, so it is not easy for patients to rub or scratch and damage their skin;

2) The back of the hand is transparent, so you can see it directly when you observe it, without having to take the gloves apart. There is a zipper in the middle, which can be opened for ventilation or other operations. The zipper does not reach the end, leaving a small position to form a small opening for the infusion set or blood oxygen saturation monitor line to pass through;

3) There are two horizontal Velcro strips inside the gloves to fix the back of the hand, ensuring that the patient can further strengthen the braking when receiving infusion.

The utility model provides a visible layer on the back of the hand and an infusion port, so that the infusion tube can be arranged during infusion and the skin condition of the infusion site can be directly observed. A support part and a soft cushion are provided to improve the comfort of the patient and make the operation more convenient.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG1 is a structural diagram of an anti-escape hand restraint device of the present invention.

In the figure: 1. glove body; 2. first restraint belt; 3. first zipper; 4. second zipper; 5. infusion tube perforation; 6. second restraint belt; 7. support part.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the utility model to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the utility model, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the utility model, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the utility model.

In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that the terms "upper", "lower", "inner", "outer", "front", "back" and the like indicate positions or positional relationships based on the positions or positional relationships shown in the accompanying drawings, and are only for the convenience of describing the present invention and simplifying the description, rather than indicating or implying that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore cannot be understood as a limitation on the present invention; in addition, unless otherwise clearly specified and limited, the terms "connected", "connected" and "connected" should be understood in a broad sense, for example, they can be directly connected, or indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, or they can be internally connected between two elements. For those of ordinary skill in the art, the specific meanings of the above terms in the present invention can be understood according to specific circumstances.

The utility model discloses an anti-breakaway hand restraint, as shown in FIG1 , comprising a glove body 1, the glove body 1 comprising a palm, a back of the hand and a wrist, the palm being a hard pad, the back of the hand being arranged on the palm, and the edge of the back of the hand being bonded to the edge of the palm, the back of the hand being a visible layer, and convenient for observing the hand condition; a protruding support portion 7 is arranged at the palm center position on the palm, the support portion 7 is arranged horizontally, the back of the hand is a visible layer, and convenient for observing the infusion condition; at least one first restraint belt 2 is arranged inside the palm body and arranged on the palm, and in this embodiment, two first restraint belts 2 are arranged for fixing the back of the hand. A first zipper 3 is arranged at the front end of the glove body, convenient for opening the back of the hand to observe and handle the hand condition, a second zipper 4 is arranged at the center of the back of the hand, and an infusion tube perforation 5 is arranged at the rear end of the second zipper, convenient for the patient's infusion tube to pass through and avoid the infusion tube from being twisted; a second restraint belt 6 is arranged at the wrist.

In this embodiment, the hard pad is wrapped with a mesh cushion layer.

In this embodiment, the back of the hand is made of transparent knitted fabric or mesh fabric, which is convenient for observing the patient's hand skin condition and blood circulation.

In this embodiment, the supporting portion 7 is crescent-shaped and is a soft cushion or an airbag cushion to ensure comfort during infusion.

In this embodiment, the first restraining belt 2 is a Velcro, and two patches of the Velcro are respectively arranged on both sides of the upper end surface of the palm part to fix the palm, which is easy to operate.

In this embodiment, the second restraint belt 6 is a watch pin buckle fixing belt. The wrist-fitting surface of the second restraint belt is provided with a cushion. The tightness is adjusted according to the patient's wrist size to accommodate one finger. At this time, the patient is not easy to break free, and it will not be too tight to cause insufficient blood circulation.

In this embodiment, a strap is further provided on the wrist.

The utility model is suitable for patients with unstable emotions during infusion, and the specific use process is as follows:

1) Put the patient's hand into the glove, stick the first restraint belt 2, i.e. Velcro, placed inside the glove body 1, check the tightness, put the second restraint belt 6, i.e. watch pin buckle fixing belt, through the pin buckle into the appropriate strap hole, fasten the strap, check the tightness, and make sure it can accommodate one finger.

2) If the patient needs intravenous infusion, the scalp needle connection can be separated, and the infusion set can be passed through the second zipper 4 on the transparent surface. The second zipper 4 is closed, and the infusion set pipeline will be managed at the position of the infusion tube perforation 5 at the end of the second zipper 4. The previous glove restraint belt has never considered the infusion problem. The infusion set pipeline is pulled out at the hand, which is easy to cause the infusion set to twist and bend. This restraint belt solves this problem.

3) Tie the wrist strap of the glove body to the bed rail, bedside or chair handle. No matter how the patient struggles, the strap cannot be freed, and it will not be too tight to cause ischemia in the hand.

The above specific embodiments further illustrate the purpose, technical solutions and beneficial effects of the utility model in detail. It should be understood that the above are only specific embodiments of the utility model and are not used to limit the utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the utility model should be included in the protection scope of the utility model.

Claims (7)

1. An anti-escape hand restraint, characterized in that it includes a glove body, the glove body includes a palm, a back of the hand and a wrist, the palm is a hard pad, a protruding support portion is arranged at the center of the palm on the palm, the support portion is arranged horizontally, the back of the hand is arranged on the palm, and the edge of the back of the hand is bonded to the edge of the palm, and the back of the hand is a visible layer; at least one first restraint belt is arranged inside the glove body and is arranged on the palm, a first zipper is arranged at the front end of the back of the hand to facilitate observation of the hand condition; a second zipper is arranged at the center of the back of the hand, and an infusion tube perforation is arranged at the rear end of the second zipper; a second restraint belt is arranged at the wrist. 2. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the hard pad is wrapped with a mesh cushion layer. 3. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the back of the hand is made of transparent knitted fabric or mesh fabric, which is convenient for observing the patient's hand skin condition and blood circulation. 4. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the support portion is crescent-shaped and is a soft cushion or an airbag cushion. 5. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the first restraint belt is Velcro, and two patches of the Velcro are respectively arranged on both sides of the upper end surface of the palm part. 6. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the second restraint belt is a watch pin buckle type fixing belt, and the wrist-fitting surface of the second restraint belt is provided with a cushion to ensure the comfort of the patient. 7. An anti-escape hand restraint as described in claim 1, characterized in that the wrist is also provided with a strap, which is used to be fixed on a bed rail or a seat handle.