CN222487970U - Pillow device for gastroscope - Google Patents
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Abstract
The pillow rest device for the gastroscope comprises a pillow rest, wherein the pillow rest is an L-shaped pillow body and comprises a lower jaw bearing part and a back neck leaning part which are connected with each other, the back neck leaning part forms a vertical edge of the L-shaped pillow body, and the lower jaw bearing part forms a horizontal edge of the L-shaped pillow body. The utility model can support the mandible of the patient in the operation process of the painless gastroscope, thereby reducing choking and helping the airway of the patient to be in a continuous open state and reducing the condition of hypoxia of the patient.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, and particularly relates to a pillow device for a gastroscope.
Background
Gastroscope is a common clinical detection means. When performing gastroscopic procedures, the patient is typically required to remain in a lateral position on the patient's bed. During painless gastroscopy operation, partial patients have signs of obesity and thick neck. The situations of choking and cough and airway extrusion are easy to occur in the process of pushing the scope after anesthesia is finished, and then the problems of hypoxia, blood oxygen saturation reduction and the like of the organism are caused. Therefore, how to develop a corresponding clinical device to overcome the above problems is a direction that those skilled in the art need further research.
Disclosure of utility model
The utility model aims to provide a pillow device for a gastroscope, which can support the mandible of a patient in the operation process of the painless gastroscope, thereby reducing choking and helping the airway of the patient to be in an open state and reducing the condition of hypoxia of the patient.
The utility model discloses a pillow device for a gastroscope, which comprises:
The back cushion is an L-shaped pillow body and comprises a mandible bearing part and a back neck leaning part which are connected with each other, wherein the back neck leaning part forms a vertical edge of the L-shaped pillow body, and the mandible bearing part forms a transverse edge of the L-shaped pillow body.
Preferably, the mandibular bearing part is provided with a groove, and a detachable water absorbing patch is arranged in the groove.
Preferably, the water absorbing patch is detachably mounted in the groove based on a magic tape.
Preferably, the cross section of the L-shaped pillow body is in a hexagonal structure.
Preferably, the end part of the mandibular bearing part is detachably provided with a fragrance enlarging stone, and essential oil is soaked in the fragrance enlarging stone.
Preferably, the back cushion adopts polyvinyl chloride or polyester fiber as a pillow surface and silica gel as a filling pillow core.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following technical progress:
Firstly, the utility model can support the mandible of a patient in the operation process of the gastroscope, thereby reducing choking and helping the airway of the patient to be in a continuous open state and reducing the condition of hypoxia of the patient.
Secondly, the utility model can absorb partial salivation caused by pharyngeal stimulation of partial patients, effectively ensure the face of the patients to be clean and reduce the cleaning requirement of the product.
Thirdly, the utility model can play a role in tranquilizing and allaying excitement and relaxing emotion for patients in the gastroscope process.
Finally, the device provided by the utility model has the advantages of simple structure, easiness in installation, suitability for mass production and suitability for various clinical application scenes.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of embodiment 1.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of practical state of embodiment 1.
In the drawings, the reference numerals corresponding to the components are as follows:
100. The back cushion, 110, a mandible bearing part, 120, a back neck leaning part, 111, a groove, 112, a water absorbing paste, 113 and a fragrance-expanding stone.
Detailed Description
Other advantages and effects of the present utility model will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following disclosure, which describes the embodiments of the present utility model with reference to specific examples. The utility model may be practiced or carried out in other embodiments that depart from the specific details, and the details of the present description may be modified or varied from the spirit and scope of the present utility model.
Example 1, please refer to fig. 1-2:
The pillow rest device for the gastroscope comprises a back rest 100, wherein the back rest 100 is an L-shaped pillow body and comprises a lower jaw bearing part 110 and a back neck leaning part 120 which are connected with each other, the back neck leaning part 120 forms a vertical edge of the L-shaped pillow body, and the lower jaw bearing part 110 forms a transverse edge of the L-shaped pillow body. By adopting the technical scheme, when the painless gastroscope is carried out, the patient is firstly kept in a lateral position on a sickbed, the head, the lateral neck and one side mandible of the patient lean against the mandible supporting part 110, and the head, the back and the neck of the patient lean against the back neck leaning part 120. Intravenous anaesthesia is then performed. At this time, spontaneous breathing of the patient is inhibited, and conventionally, some obese and short-necked patients have glossoptosis, and the oropharynx is blocked, thereby causing choking. The included angle between the oropharynx and the airway of the patient with the posture entering anesthesia is much larger than that of the patient with the posture entering anesthesia when lying on the side, so that the pharyngeal breathing channel can be kept in an open state after the posture is kept entering anesthesia, and the oropharynx can not be blocked completely by the falling tongue. Meanwhile, in the process of entering the oral cavity, the tongue root and the epiglottis and reaching the left pyriform crypt when the gastroscope is used, the friction pressure of the stretched gastroscope on the breathing channel in the open state can be effectively reduced, so that the probability of patient choking is reduced, and the painless comfort level of the patient is higher.
In this example, at least 1 groove 111 is provided on the mandibular bearing 110, and a detachable water absorbing patch 112 is provided in the groove 111. Specifically, the groove 111 is disposed at the upper end of the mandibular bearing portion 110, and the water absorbing patch 112 may be detachably mounted in the groove 111 by setting a magic tape surface at the bottom of the water absorbing patch 112 and setting a magic tape thorn surface at the bottom of the groove 111, so that the water absorbing patch 112 is opposite to the groove 111. The patch 112 is specifically sized to cover the recess 111 completely or at least partially after deployment (the recess 111 is shown in fig. 1 so that the patch 112 is positioned to cover the recess 111 partially). In practice, the patch 112 is preferably sized to cover the recess 111 completely after deployment to avoid a small amount of water from flowing into the recess 111 from the gap between the edge of the recess 111 and the outer edge of the patch 112.
By adopting this technical solution, when some patients develop salivation due to pharyngeal irritation during gastroscopy, the salivation enters the groove 111 and is absorbed by the water absorbing patch 112. After the operation is finished, the medical staff changes the water absorbing plaster 112 in the groove 111. Therefore, on one hand, the back cushion 100 can be effectively prevented from being polluted by the salivation of patients, the risk of cross infection is reduced, and the product is convenient to be used for different patients repeatedly in clinic.
In this example, the cross section of the L-shaped pillow body is in a regular hexagonal structure, that is, the mandibular bearing portion 110 is in a regular hexagonal column, and the groove 111 is disposed on the upper side or the upper bevel side of the regular hexagonal column. By adopting the technical scheme, the stable support of the head of the patient is realized. In particular, in the use process, the bottom side surface of the regular hexagonal column is contacted with the upper surface of the bed plate of the sickbed, so that the head and the side neck of the patient lean against the upper side surface of the regular hexagonal column, and one side lower jaw of the patient lean against one upper bevel side surface of the regular hexagonal column, thereby stably keeping the state of slightly lifting the lower jaw of the patient after the patient enters anesthesia.
In this example, the end of the mandibular bearing part 110 is detachably provided with a fragrance enlarging stone 113, and the fragrance enlarging stone 113 is impregnated with essential oil. Specifically, the essential oil can be selected from lavender, bergamot and other essential oils. The essential oils have high volatility, so that essential oils such as lavender, bergamot and the like are required to be dripped into the aroma-expanding stone 113 10-15 minutes before each gastroscopic operation. By adopting the scheme, the aroma-expanding stone 113 promotes the essential oil dripped to volatilize continuously in the gastroscope operation process, and plays a role in tranquilizing and allaying excitement and relaxing emotion for patients. In addition, the fragrance enlarging stone 113 is installed in the mandibular bearing portion 110, which is beneficial to increasing the overall weight of the mandibular bearing portion 110, so that the overall center of gravity of the headrest 100 is lowered, and the posture of the patient is more stable when leaning on the headrest 100, and the patient is prevented from toppling over.
In this example, the headrest 100 uses polyvinyl chloride or polyester fiber as a pillow surface and silica gel as a filling pillow core. By adopting the technical scheme, the headrest 100 has the characteristics of non-collapse and easy cleaning after long-time sleeping.
The embodiments of the present utility model have been described in detail above with reference to the drawings, but the present utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. Even if various changes are made to the present utility model, it is within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents to fall within the scope of the utility model.
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1. A pillow device for a gastroscope, comprising:
The back cushion is an L-shaped pillow body and comprises a mandible bearing part and a back neck leaning part which are connected with each other, wherein the back neck leaning part forms a vertical edge of the L-shaped pillow body, and the mandible bearing part forms a transverse edge of the L-shaped pillow body.
2. The gastroscope pillow device according to claim 1, wherein the mandibular support is provided with a recess in which a detachable water absorbing patch is provided.
3. The gastroscope pillow device according to claim 2, wherein the water absorbing patch is detachably mounted in the recess based on a velcro patch.
4. The device according to claim 1, wherein the cross section of the L-shaped pillow body has a hexagonal structure.
5. The device according to claim 1, wherein the back cushion is made of polyvinyl chloride or polyester fiber as a pillow surface and silica gel as a filling pillow core.
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