Sampler
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of samplers, and particularly relates to a sampler.
Background
The sampler is an important tool in clinical care in the interior of a patient, and is mainly used for obtaining various samples such as blood, urine, sputum and the like from the patient for laboratory detection and analysis. Through the test of the samples, doctors can know the physiological condition, the disease development and the treatment effect of patients, and provide important basis for making and adjusting treatment schemes.
The patent with publication No. CN115568880A in the prior art discloses a medical nursing urine sampler, which comprises a base, a hose and a urine receiving head communicated with the hose, a collecting assembly, wherein the collecting assembly is communicated with the hose, a lifting assembly is arranged on the base, an angle adjusting assembly is arranged on the lifting assembly, the height of the urine receiving head is adjusted through the lifting assembly, the inclination angle of the urine receiving head is adjusted through the angle adjusting assembly, so that a male patient can conveniently place a genital organ in the urine receiving head, the urine splashing phenomenon can be effectively reduced by placing the genital organ of the male patient in the urine receiving head, and the cleanliness of the urine sampling is improved
However, the prior art has some problems that middle-stage urine is usually needed when urine sampling is carried out, that is, the urine at the beginning and the urine at the end are not needed, the traditional device only has a collecting function, so that middle-stage urine cannot be separated, a patient is required to control the urine to switch between a toilet and a collector, or the condition that the urine is easily sprayed outside is needed, and therefore, a sampler is proposed.
Disclosure of utility model
Aiming at the problems in the prior art, the utility model provides a sampler, which solves the problems that when urine sampling is carried out, middle-stage urine is usually needed, namely, the beginning urine and the urine which is about to end are not needed, the traditional device only has a collecting function, so that middle-stage urine cannot be separated, a patient is required to control the urine to switch between a toilet and a collector, and the condition that the urine overflows easily is caused.
The sampler comprises a collecting cup, wherein an opening at the upper part of the collecting cup is arc-shaped, a hose is inserted and installed at an outlet at the lower part of the collecting cup, a flow dividing assembly is arranged at one end of the hose, which is far away from the collecting cup, and comprises a main flow pipe, one end of the main flow pipe can be inserted and connected with the hose, a flow dividing seat is fixedly connected with the other end of the main flow pipe, two outlets are formed in the flow dividing seat, a switching valve is rotatably installed at the upper part of the flow dividing seat, a first flow dividing pipe is fixedly connected with one outlet of the flow dividing seat, a storage assembly is arranged at the lower part of the first flow dividing pipe, the storage assembly comprises a sampling pipe, and the upper part of the sampling pipe is in threaded connection with the first flow dividing pipe.
As the preferable mode of the utility model, the other outlet of the diversion seat is fixedly connected with a second diversion pipe, and the lower part of the second diversion pipe is fixedly connected with a waste sampling pipe.
As the preferable mode of the utility model, the lower part of the sampling tube is provided with a placing seat, and the sampling tube and the waste sampling tube are inserted and placed at the groove on the upper part of the placing seat.
Preferably, the switching valve comprises a valve disc, the valve disc is rotatably arranged in the flow dividing seat, a right-angle channel is formed in the valve disc, the valve disc movably penetrates through a main flow pipe at the inlet of the flow dividing seat and a first branch flow pipe at one outlet of the flow dividing seat through the right-angle channel, and the upper part of the valve disc penetrates through the flow dividing seat to extend to the outside and is fixedly connected with a turntable.
Preferably, the valve disc is movably penetrated through the main flow pipe at the inlet of the diversion seat and the second diversion pipe at the other outlet of the diversion seat through the right-angle channel.
As the preferable mode of the utility model, the upper part of the sampling tube is fixedly connected with a sealing tube, the sealing tube comprises a tube body, a piston is slidably arranged at the bottom of the tube body through a spring, the piston movably seals the tube body, and a plurality of transverse channels are formed in the lower part of the piston.
As the preferable mode of the utility model, the lower part of the first branch flow pipe is in threaded connection with the pipe body, the lower part of the first branch flow pipe is fixedly connected with a conical pipe, the lower part of the conical pipe is in compression contact with the upper part of the piston, the piston is driven by the conical pipe to overcome the tensile force of the spring to move downwards, and the lower part of the conical pipe is provided with an output port.
The utility model aims the collecting cup at the genital organ (for men) or fits the pudendum (for women) by the patient. Because the opening of the collecting cup is arc-shaped, the design is convenient for men to place genitals and is also suitable for women to attach to pudendum, thereby ensuring that urine can accurately flow into the collecting cup. After urine flows into the collection cup, the urine is directed to the diverter assembly through a hose at the lower portion of the collection cup. The split-flow seat is provided with two outlets, one outlet is connected with the first branch flow pipe, and the other outlet is used for discharging non-middle-section urine. During the urine collection process, the user can rotate the switching valve as required. When mid-section urine needs to be collected, the switching valve is adjusted to close the outlet which is not connected with the first branch flow pipe, and at the moment, the urine can only flow into the sampling pipe through the first branch flow pipe. The sampling tube is used for storing the middle-section urine sample, the upper part of the valve is in threaded connection with the first branch flow pipe, so that the valve is convenient to detach. After the sampling is completed, the user rotates the switching valve again to reset the switching valve, at the moment, urine does not flow into the sampling tube any more, but is discharged through the other outlet of the flow distribution seat, so that the automatic collection and segmentation of the urine are realized, a patient can easily and accurately obtain a middle-section urine sample, and the problems of external spraying and inaccurate sampling of the urine are avoided.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure provided by an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a storage assembly according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a switching valve according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a seal tube provided by an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of a conical tube according to an embodiment of the present utility model.
In the figure, 1, a collecting cup, 2, a hose, 3, a diversion component, 4, a storage component;
301. Main flow pipe 302, first branch flow pipe 303, second branch flow pipe 304, branch flow seat 305, switching valve 306, conical pipe 307, output port;
3051. turntable, 3052, valve disk, 3053, right angle channel;
401. placing base, 402, sampling tube, 403, sealing tube, 404, waste sampling tube;
4031. tube 4032, spring 4033, piston 4034, transverse channel.
Detailed Description
For a further understanding of the utility model, its features and advantages, reference is now made to the following examples, which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
The structure of the present utility model will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1 to 5, the sampler provided by the embodiment of the utility model comprises a collecting cup 1, wherein an opening at the upper part of the collecting cup 1 is arc-shaped, a hose 2 is inserted and installed at an outlet at the lower part of the collecting cup 1, a shunt component 3 is arranged at one end of the hose 2, which is far away from the collecting cup 1, the shunt component 3 comprises a main flow pipe 301, one end of the main flow pipe 301 can be inserted and connected with the hose 2, a shunt seat 304 is fixedly connected with the other end of the main flow pipe 301, two outlets are formed in the shunt seat 304, a switching valve 305 is rotatably installed at the upper part of the shunt seat 304, a first shunt pipe 302 is fixedly connected with one outlet of the shunt seat 304, a storage component 4 is arranged at the lower part of the first shunt pipe 302, the storage component 4 comprises a sampling pipe 402, and the upper part of the sampling pipe 402 is in threaded connection with the first shunt pipe 302.
In one such sampler, first, the patient aligns the collection cup 1 with the genitalia (for men) or fits the pudendum (for women). Because the opening of the collecting cup 1 is arc-shaped, the design is convenient for men to place genitals and is also suitable for women to attach to pudendum, thereby ensuring that urine can accurately flow into the collecting cup 1. After the urine flows into the collection cup 1, the urine is guided to the diverting assembly 3 through the hose 2 at the lower part of the collection cup 1. The diverter seat 304 is configured with two outlets, one connected to the first diverter tube 302 and the other for discharging non-midstream urine. During urine collection, the user can rotate the switching valve 305 as desired. When mid-section urine needs to be collected, switch valve 305 is adjusted to close the outlet port not connected to first shunt tube 302, at which point urine can only flow into sampling tube 402 through first shunt tube 302. The sampling tube 402 is used for storing a middle-section urine sample, and the upper part of the sampling tube is in threaded connection with the first branch flow tube 302, so that the sampling tube is convenient to detach. After the sampling is completed, the user rotates the switching valve 305 again to reset the switching valve, at this time, urine will not flow into the sampling tube 402 any more, but is discharged through the other outlet of the diversion seat 304, so that automatic collection and segmentation of urine are realized, the patient can easily and accurately obtain a middle-stage urine sample, and the problems of external spraying and inaccurate sampling of urine are avoided.
In this embodiment, the other outlet of the shunt seat 304 is fixedly connected with a second shunt tube 303, and the lower portion of the second shunt tube 303 is fixedly connected with a waste sampling tube 404. A placing seat 401 is arranged at the lower part of the sampling tube 402, and the sampling tube 402 and the waste sampling tube 404 are inserted and placed at the upper groove of the placing seat 401.
During urine collection, after urine flows into the collection cup 1, it is guided to the main flow tube 301 through the hose 2. The primary flow tube 301 delivers urine to the diverter seat 304, where the diverter seat 304 plays a key role. The splitter block 304 is designed with two outlets, each of which is connected to a different conduit. When urine flows into the diverting seat 304 through the main flow pipe 301, a user can rotate the switching valve 305 as required to control the flow direction of the urine. If the urine is non-mid-stream urine at the beginning or near the end, the user can adjust the switch valve 305 to direct the urine to an outlet that is not connected to the first shunt tube 302. At this time, urine passes through second branch flow tube 303 and finally flows into waste tube 404. Waste tube 404 is designed to temporarily store these non-mid-stream urine or mucus without mixing with the mid-stream urine sample.
During the flow of urine, impurities such as non-midstream urine and mucus will first enter the sampler due to the continuity and flowability of urine and be directed to waste tube 404 by switching valve 305. Thus, when urine enters the midsection, the switching valve 305 is again adjusted, midsection urine is directed to the first shunt tube 302, and finally flows into the sampling tube 402.
In this embodiment, the switching valve 305 includes a valve disc 3052, the valve disc 3052 is rotatably mounted inside the split-flow seat 304, a right-angle channel 3053 is formed inside the valve disc 3052, the valve disc 3052 movably penetrates through the main flow tube 301 at the inlet of the split-flow seat 304 and the first branch flow tube 302 at one outlet of the split-flow seat 304 through the right-angle channel 3053, or the valve disc 3052 movably penetrates through the main flow tube 301 at the inlet of the split-flow seat 304 and the second branch flow tube 303 at the other outlet of the split-flow seat 304 through the right-angle channel 3053, and the upper portion of the valve disc 3052 extends to the outside through the split-flow seat 304 and is fixedly connected with a turntable 3051.
In the urine sampling process, urine first flows into the shunt seat 304 through the main flow tube 301. At this time, the position of the valve disc 3052 determines the flow direction of urine. When the valve disc 3052 is in a particular position, the right angle passage 3053 therein aligns with the main flow tube 301 and the first bypass tube 302 to form a flow path. Thus, urine can flow through the main flow tube 301 and the right-angle passage 3053 of the valve plate 3052, and finally into the first branch flow tube 302 and further into the sampling tube 402.
When the flow direction of urine needs to be switched, the user only needs to rotate the rotary plate 3051. The turntable 3051 is fixedly connected to the upper portion of the valve disc 3052, so that rotating the turntable 3051 drives the valve disc 3052 to rotate inside the split seat 304. As the valve disc 3052 rotates, the right angle channel 3053 therein becomes progressively displaced from the first branch tube 302 and aligns with the second branch tube 303. Thus, the flow direction of urine is changed, and urine flowing from main flow tube 301 passes right-angle passage 3053 of valve plate 3052, and finally flows into second branch flow tube 303, and then into waste tube 404. In this way, the switching valve 305 can easily effect switching of the flow direction of urine. The user can adjust the position of valve disc 3052 by rotating dial 3051 as desired to control the flow of urine into sampling tube 402 or waste tube 404. The design not only improves the accuracy of urine sampling, but also makes the sampling process more flexible and convenient.
In this embodiment, a sealing tube 403 is fixedly connected to the upper portion of the sampling tube 402, the sealing tube 403 includes a tube body 4031, a piston 4033 is slidably mounted at the bottom of the tube body 4031 through a spring 4032, the piston 4033 movably seals the tube body 4031, and a plurality of transverse channels 4034 are formed in the lower portion of the piston 4033. The lower part of the first branch flow pipe 302 is screwed with the pipe body 4031, the lower part of the first branch flow pipe 302 is fixedly connected with the conical pipe 306, the lower part of the conical pipe 306 is in pressing contact with the upper part of the piston 4033, the piston 4033 is driven by the conical pipe 306 to move downwards against the tension of the spring 4032, and the lower part of the conical pipe 306 is provided with the output port 307.
Seal tube 403 in the upper portion of sampling tube 402 is designed to ensure purity and accuracy of the urine sample during sampling. The sealing tube 403 comprises a tube body 4031, and the bottom of the tube body 4031 is connected with a piston 4033 through a spring 4032. The piston 4033 can slide in the tube 4031 and can actively block the tube 4031 by the force of the spring 4032. At the same time, the lower part of the piston 4033 is also provided with a plurality of transverse channels 4034 which play a key role when the piston 4033 moves. The lower part of the first shunt tube 302 is in threaded connection with the tube body 4031 of the sealing tube 403, so that urine can flow into the sealing tube 403 smoothly. In addition, a conical tube 306 is fixedly connected to the lower portion of the first branch flow tube 302, and the lower portion of the conical tube 306 is in pressing contact with the upper portion of the piston 4033. This design allows the particular shape of the conical tube 306 to create a downward pressure as urine flows into the conical tube 306 through the first shunt tube 302, driving the piston 4033 downward against the tension of the spring 4032. As the piston 4033 moves downward, the otherwise occluded tube 4031 is opened and urine is allowed to enter the sampling tube 402 through the transverse channel 4034. Meanwhile, the output port 307 at the lower part of the conical tube 306 is gradually opened along with the downward movement of the piston 4033, so that the urine can be smoothly discharged. When urine flow stops or sampling is completed, the pulling force of the spring 4032 will cause the piston 4033 to move upwards again, resealing the tube 4031 and preventing urine from leaking. By such design, the seal tube 403, piston 4033, conical tube 306 and transverse channel 4034 cooperate together to achieve the automatic sampling and sealing function of urine. The operating principle not only ensures the purity and accuracy of the urine sample, but also improves the sampling efficiency and convenience.
In use, the patient aligns the collection cup 1 with the genitalia (for men) or fits the pudendum (for women). Because the opening of the collecting cup 1 is arc-shaped, the design is convenient for men to place genitals and is also suitable for women to attach to pudendum, thereby ensuring that urine can accurately flow into the collecting cup 1. After the urine flows into the collection cup 1, the urine is guided to the diverting assembly 3 through the hose 2 at the lower part of the collection cup 1. The diverter seat 304 is configured with two outlets, one connected to the first diverter tube 302 and the other for discharging non-midstream urine. During urine collection, the user can rotate the switching valve 305 as desired. When mid-section urine needs to be collected, switch valve 305 is adjusted to close the outlet port not connected to first shunt tube 302, at which point urine can only flow into sampling tube 402 through first shunt tube 302. The sampling tube 402 is used for storing a middle-section urine sample, and the upper part of the sampling tube is in threaded connection with the first branch flow tube 302, so that the sampling tube is convenient to detach. After the sampling is completed, the user rotates the switching valve 305 again to reset the switching valve, at this time, urine will not flow into the sampling tube 402 any more, but is discharged through the other outlet of the diversion seat 304, so that automatic collection and segmentation of urine are realized, the patient can easily and accurately obtain a middle-stage urine sample, and the problems of external spraying and inaccurate sampling of urine are avoided.
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Although embodiments of the present utility model have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made therein without departing from the principles and spirit of the utility model, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.