DE202004014764U1 - Bed bottle for collection of urine has bottleneck, bottle body and an internal bottle layering, which acts as bag and exhibits one way flow and is insertable in bed bottle and held in filled and/or unfilled condition - Google Patents

Abstract

The bed bottle (1) has a neck (2), bottle body (3) and an internal bottle wall (4) along with a bottle base (5). The system has provision of one way flow only. It has a continuing recess (6) along the entire height (29) of bed bottle. A one way bag (7), insertable into bed bottle through the recess, is arranged, which can be held in a filled and/or unfilled condition. An independent claim is also included for a bed pan.

Description

The The invention relates to a hot-water bottle for taking urine, with an anatomically shaped shaped neck and a bottle body with a bottle wall and a bottle bottom and a bedpan for collecting excretions with an anatomically adapted socket body.

such Bottles are also known as urine bottles and are used in hospitals or nursing homes used. For Patients who keep the bed have to, for example orthopedic patients, Accident patients, hip injuries, It is often very difficult for patients with multiple sclerosis to get upset. Such patients also often have problems, a normal one bedpan to use. Especially male Patients use a urine bottle while urinating. Urinals be for Men and women each designed anatomically adapted. The usual reusable urine bottles have a wide, partly flat bottle body on, with a front oblique upwardly extending tubular Neck or inlet neck. By one at a front side of the bottleneck attached circumferential edge, which surrounds the entire neck circumference can extend, arises with intimate concern of the front edge of the Bottleneck on the human body by means of an anatomically shaped urine collection funnel. Such bottles are usually made of glass or plastic, the latter a better durability against mechanical loads brings.

When disadvantageous it turns out that the plastic bottles often at all not or after a short period of use often very difficult to hygienic clean and disinfect. If such a disinfection not completely There is a risk of foreign infection, which is absolutely prevented should. Therefore, must many bottles are sorted out after a short period of use for reasons of hygiene, which high costs both on the material side as well as in personnel Respects.

task It is the object of the present invention to provide a device for collecting to provide urine or other excretions that is hygienic and at the same time easy to dispose of.

The Task is solved by that is essentially over the entire height the bed bottle extending and continuing into the bottom of the bottle Recess of the bottle wall is provided, through which a disposable bag insertable into the bed-bottle That is then filled in it and / or unfilled Condition is maintained.

The Bed bottle is filled with a disposable bag, which by introduction through one over the entire bottle wall extending recess in Bettflascheninneren is designed so that it is easily held in it and also while and after filling not relocated or heavily loaded on one side. The usage The bed bottles can be made in the usual way without that the inserted disposable bag would disturb it. The filled one-way loot will then be followed removed by pulling out of the hot water bottle and the contents can be separated be easily disposed of the disposable bag.

The Recess in the bottle wall is preferably during a Kunststoffspritzgießvorgangs brought in.

The Bed bottle can have a pronounced bottleneck or even a very short, almost with the bottle body final bottleneck exhibit. Essential is an anatomically shaped area for adaptation to the human body, thus a comfortable use possible and no urine passes the bottle. In the hot water bottle is a disposable bag used on the one hand a hygienic Handling of the hot water bottle allows. The partially provided with hard-to-reach undercuts Bottle interior now no longer has to be done as usual in the prior art to brush be cleaned in custom-made. In this case, not the germs Transferring a patient to another bottle required standing the technology each own brushes be used or the brushes itself in turn be cleaned in a special process. This falls gone in the proposed invention. In addition, a separate Closure of the bottle superfluous. Advantageous is the disposable bag to close after filling in the neck area, what for example, by knotting or a clip can be done. Thus, on the one hand a very safe leakage protection is given and at the same time a possible odor nuisance for the patient or the nursing staff avoided. The closure can then be before emptying the Bags are cut off.

One safe leakage protection is given when the hot water bottle in the Bottle wall a flattened standing area and opposite back area and the recess extends along the back area. The Bed bottle shows while and after filling a secure footing. The recess is not affected by the weight the liquid loaded.

It is advantageous if the recess starting from an edge of the bottle neck, along the bottle wall to practically over the entire th diameter of the bottle bottom runs. The disposable bag can thus be pulled into the outermost edge of the hot water bottle and is kept very safe because the disposable bag reliably fills the entire bottle volume.

One Secure hold is achieved when a bottom of the disposable bag after introduction through the recess to pull the recess on the bottom of the bottle is. It is thus without additional Thickening at the end of the bag sufficient, if the disposable bag after the insertion pulled back so far through the recess is that he is just adjacent to the recess. By filling the Urine, the disposable bag is also in tight areas of the bottle volume pushed in and thus the bottle wall can almost throughout Support the area stabilizing the Beutelwandun, wherein fully utilized the bottle volume can be.

A optimal utilization of the bottle volume is present when the disposable bag trained so big is that it essentially fills the entire bottle volume. moreover is due to the close fitting to the bottle wall disposable bag ensures stabilization even of a very thin-layered bag. Thus, even with a maximum filling the bag wall does not tear and Leak urine.

in the bottle wall at a second location another recess is provided, starting from the edge of the bottle neck, which is substantially until the transition the bottleneck passes into the bottle body. This way is a secure hold and quick fixing of the disposable bag at the fill the bed bottle most mechanically loaded bottleneck possible.

One secure hold of the disposable bag in the hot-water bottle is given if the disposable bag at the recess on the bottom of the bottle by a anti-extrusion thickening, especially knotting or stapling, in a prominent part of the bag. The thickening can be before or even after retraction of the disposable bag in the bed bottle are introduced. Before removing the filled bag can then be guided by a guide the thickening over a recess to the exit of a recess of bags easily be removed again.

Around a simple and safe filling option To provide, it is preferably provided that the disposable bag close to the bottleneck, reliable and safe to collect held, in particular, is handled. Due to the close concern of the bag, in particular the handling, is a shrinkage of Urine is prevented in the space between the bag and the bottle wall. The folded bag edge can also be easily used as a pull-out aid to remove the filled Beutels are used.

Of the Disposable bag can be quickly and without damage introduced into the hot water bottle, if the recess smoothed Has edges. The smoothing The edges can be advantageous directly when casting the Bottle done in a single operation.

Advantageous is it when the recess for the Introduce the disposable bag with a sloping insertion is provided. As a result, for example, even with a blind introducing the disposable bag ensures safe handling. In addition, the introduced One-way bag no longer easily slip out of the recess.

A Funnel shape can be easily made when the Edges of the recess narrowly bent into the interior of the bottle are. On the one hand, this results in a narrower recessed environment get that introducing the disposable bag facilitates. In addition, a simple way Rounding the edges can be achieved, causing damage to the Bag is avoided. About that The bending of the edges and the tapered shape makes a simple Return lock.

A further protection against slipping out of a part of an inserted, in particular filled disposable bag is prevented if the recess is provided with a return lock.

The Return lock Can simply be made by wine, that the return lock an existing inside the bottle flexible lip is, preferably thinner as the bottle wall is formed. The production of a hot-water bottle is simplified when the lip is formed integrally with bottle is. The lip can also be retrofitted be attached, for example by welding or gluing.

A simple production is possible when the lip is formed integrally with the bottle wall and / or attached as a special part. A slight Rückbie supply the lip during insertion the disposable bag is guaranteed if the lip is much thinner as the bottle wall is formed.

A simple handling of the disposable bag is possible if at the bedside bottle, especially at the bottleneck a device for Aufbewah tion of several unused disposable bag is provided. The disposable bags are for the user of the wrong or for the nursing staff always immediately available and do not need to be stored separately.

The Task is also solved through a bedpan for collecting excretions with an anatomical adapted ladle body, characterized in that a recess in a central region of the pan body is provided, through which a disposable bag is inserted into the bedpan, then in it in the filled and / or unfilled Condition is maintained.

The Bedpan is hygienically covered by the disposable bag and the excretions can can be removed with one-way bag easily and without odor nuisance. By the recess, the disposable bag is centered and reliable in the middle of the bedpan held without it can slip.

One secure hold and at the same time a good seal is given when the opening area of the disposable bag comprises an edge region of the bedpan. Of the Disposable bag can then be inserted into the middle recess a handle over be pulled the edge of the bedpan.

Advantageous It is when the recess from a peripheral area of the pan body up to the central area of the ladle body and / or beyond preferably almost along the entire cross section of the bedpan is continued. This provides an additional, secure hold given at the bottom of the pan.

A easy and quick to use refill option for disposable bags occurs when the bedpan has a, preferably removable, Handle that has a cavity for storing disposable bags.

Also when loading the Bettpfannenränder at Use is given a secure cohesion of the recess, if in the recess near the edge of the bedpan a reusable Clamp is provided for holding the recess. the clamp protects the recess before the consequences of a pressing apart when force on the pan edges.

A especially comfortable use of the bedpan becomes possible when covered with a disposable bag bedpan covered with a support glasses is, which is preferably held non-slip on the bedpan. The support eyeglasses prevent adhesion of a part of the bag on the skin.

Further Features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the claims and the description below, in the embodiments of the subject matter the invention in conjunction with the drawings are explained in more detail.

It demonstrate:

1a a side view of a hot-water bottle,

1b a view of a hot-water bottle,

1c a cross section through a bed bottle with a recess,

1d a cross section through a bed bottle with a recess,

1FE a view of a bottle bottom of the bed bottle,

2a a view of a bedpan with a recess and

2 B a view of a bedpan with a support frame.

1a shows a side view of a hot-water bottle 1 with a height 29 , 1b shows a view of a hot water bottle 1 , The bed bottle 1 has an elongated bottle body 3 with a bottle wall 4 , The bottle body 3 has a flattened area 26 , a curved back area 27 and a bottle bottom 5 with a diameter 28 on.

At one from the bottom of the bottle 5 opposite side has the hot water bottle 1 a bottleneck 2 , At one end 32 is the bottleneck 2 on one edge 9 anatomically shaped to suit the user. The front side 32 can with appropriately shaped bottles 1 also directly on the bottle body 3 be attached or it may be a very short bottleneck 2 act.

From the edge 9 of the bottleneck 2 along the back area 27 to the bottom of the bottle 5 runs a recess 6 with edges 12 and a width 33 , In the hot water bottle 1 is an oblong disposable bag 7 used, which essentially lines the bottle interior 14.

The disposable bag 7 is used for insertion with a bag side 34 slightly stretched lengthwise through the recess 6 pulled so far until the bag side 34 the ground 35 of the bottle interior 14 touched and the disposable bag 7 completely in the bottle interior 14 is introduced. At the bottom of the bottle 5 Can be a part of the disposable bag 7 over the recess in the bottom of the bottle 5 stand out and there by a thickening 10 on the part protruding from the bottle 11 be held in addition. To ensure a sufficient hold of the disposable bag 7 inside the bottle 1 However, it is sufficient if the bag 7 first to the recess in the bottom of the bottle 5 is drawn in and then to the edges 12 the recess 6 adjacent to the inside of the bottle 14 is pulled. At the bottleneck 2 can the disposable bag 7 then be turned over so far that the bag 7 the inside of the bottle 14 clad in a precise fit, which may be a little play to avoid shifting when using the hot water bottle. A very good fit for the bag is achieved when the recess 6 along the cross section 28 the bottom of the bottle 5 from the back area 27 to the stand area 26 the hot water bottle runs. The retraction of the bag can then take place in this embodiment, right up to the end of the bottle bottom and thus an all-round resting of the bag inside the bottle can be ensured. An optional further recess 8th at the bottleneck 2 , preferably at one of the first recess 6 opposite side of the neck, allows a secure fixing of the disposable bag 7 at the neck area.

To remove the filled bag from the bottle can in the folded part of the bag on the bottleneck 2 a terminal node to be executed as a closure. This prevents on the one hand odor nuisance for the users and also for the nursing staff. In addition, the closure allows a portion of the liquid to be distributed in a tilting motion into a pocket forming in front of the neck, thus allowing the filled remainder of the bag to be more easily removed from the bottle.

1c , d show cross sections through bed bottles 1 with recesses 6 , The recesses 6 are each with an insertion aid 13 Mistake. The insertion aid 13 is a funnel-shaped tapered shape of the edges 12 the recess 6 educated.

The embodiment of 1c shows a first edge 12 that are in the bottle inside 14 is bent and a second edge 12 which is a continuation in the form of a lip 15 that points towards the first edge of the bottle interior 14 Seen from under this is bent. The lip 15 is flexible, so that the disposable bag 7 easily through the recess 6 into the bottle interior 14 can be pulled. The lip 15 is preferably thinner than the bottle wall 4 trained and either one-piece in a manufacturing process with the bottle 1 cast or then attached by welding or gluing.

1d shows a cross section through a bed bottle with a recess 6 , The insertion aid of the recess 6 consists in this embodiment of two bent into the bottle interior edges 12 , The edges 12 are made smoothed at their ends, allowing the inserted bag 7 not damaged. Because of the edges 12 run towards each other and are bent inwards next to the insertion aid 13 at the same time prevents the inserted bag from the inside of the bottle 14 from slipping out.

1e shows a view of a bottle bottom 5 a hot water bottle. The recess 6 runs along a cross section of the bottle bottom to almost to the lower footprint of the bottle. As a result, on the one hand, a wide introduction possibility for the disposable bag 7 given and at the same time is the stability of the bottle through the Reststeg 36 ,

2a shows a view of a bedpan 16 with a recess 6 , The bedpan is also referred to as a socket, especially in use with a toilet chair for the disabled o. Ä. The bedpan 16 has a wide collection zone for excreta, the pan body 17 , on, of an anatomically shaped edge area 21 Has. To hold or transport the pan, this has a handle 22 on, which can be designed removable. The pan according to the invention has in a central region 19 a recess 18 into the bottom of a disposable bag 20 can be used. An opening area 30 of the bag is preferably around the edge area 21 the pan beaten and held there. The recess 18 may preferably extend in the form of a slot almost over the entire cross section of the pan body. This is then a broader fanning of the bag used 20 and a better grip on the pan possible. The recess 18 is used to prevent spreading by the forces applied when using the pan with a holding clamp 24 on a border area 21 Mistake. This clamp 24 is formed for example in the form of a hook with an eyelet and can be opened to Entenehmen the bag and closed again before inserting a new bag.

The handle 22 the pan preferably has a cavity into which a plurality of disposable bags can be inserted as a supply.

2 B shows a view of a bedpan with a support glasses 25 , For more convenient use of the pan is still wearing glasses after inserting the bag 25 on the edge area 21 of the pan body 17 placed. These rest glasses 25 prevents possible adhesion of the bag 20 on the skin of the user. The support glasses 25 is preferably form-fitting against a lateral Secured slipping.

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Claims (21)

Hot water bottle ( 1 ) for receiving urine, with an anatomically shaped neck ( 2 ) and a bottle body ( 3 ) with a bottle wall ( 4 ) and a bottle bottom ( 5 ), characterized in that a substantially over the entire height ( 29 ) of the hot water bottle ( 1 ) extending into the bottom of the bottle ( 5 ) continuing recess ( 6 ) of the bottle wall ( 4 ), through which a disposable bag ( 7 ) in the hot water bottle ( 1 ) is inserted, which is then held therein in the filled and / or unfilled state. Bed bottle according to claim 1, characterized in that the hot-water bottle ( 16 ) in the bottle wall ( 4 ) a flattened area ( 26 ) and opposite back area ( 27 ) and the recess ( 6 ) along the back area ( 27 ) runs. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that the recess ( 6 ) from one edge ( 9 ) of the bottle neck ( 2 ), along the bottle wall ( 4 ) to practically the entire diameter ( 28 ) of the bottle bottom ( 5 ) runs. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a bottom of the disposable bag ( 7 ) after introduction through the recess ( 6 ) to the recess ( 6 ) on the bottom of the bottle ( 5 ) is to be pulled through. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the disposable bag ( 7 ) is formed so large that it substantially fills the entire bottle volume. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that in the bottle wall ( 4 ) at a second location another recess ( 8th ), starting from the edge ( 9 ) of the bottle neck ( 2 ), which extends substantially to the transition of the bottle neck in the bottle body. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the disposable bag ( 7 ) at the recess ( 6 ) on the bottom of the bottle ( 5 ) by an anti-hindering thickening ( 10 ), in particular knotting or stapling, in an outstanding part ( 11 ) of the bag ( 7 ). Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the disposable bag ( 7 ) at the bottleneck ( 2 ) is tightly fitting, reliable and secure against insertion, especially handled. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the recess ( 6 ) smooth edges ( 12 ) having. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the recess ( 6 ) for the insertion of the disposable bag ( 7 ) with a sloping insertion aid ( 13 ) is provided. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the edges ( 12 ) of the recess ( 6 ) tightly into the interior of the bottle ( 14 ) are bent. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the recess ( 6 ) is provided with a return lock. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 12, characterized in that the return lock a in the bottle interior ( 14 ) existing flexible lip ( 15 ), which is preferably thinner than the bottle wall ( 4 ) is trained. Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 13, characterized in that the lip ( 15 ) in one piece with the bottle wall ( 4 ) is formed and / or attached as a special part Bed bottle according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that on the hot-water bottle ( 16 ), especially at the bottleneck ( 2 ) a device for storing a plurality of unused disposable bags ( 7 ) is provided. Bedpan ( 16 ) for collecting excretions with an anatomically adapted socket body ( 17 ), characterized in that a recess ( 18 ) in a middle area ( 19 ) of the ladle body ( 17 ), through which a disposable bag ( 20 ) is insertable into the bedpan, which is then held therein in the filled and / or unfilled state. Bedpan according to claim 16, characterized in that the opening area ( 30 ) of the disposable bag ( 20 ) an edge region of the bedpan ( 16 ). Bedpan according to claim 16, characterized in that the recess ( 18 ) from a peripheral area ( 21 ) of the ladle body ( 17 ) up to the middle area ( 19 ) of the ladle body ( 17 ) and / or beyond, preferably almost along the entire cross section of the Bettpfanne ( 16 ) is continued. Bedpan according to claim 16 or 17, characterized in that the bedpan ( 16 ) a, preferably removable, handle ( 22 ) having a cavity ( 23 ) for the storage of disposable bags ( 20 ) having. Bed pan according to one of claims 16 to 18, characterized in that in the region near the recess ( 21 ) of the bedpan ( 16 ) a reusable clamp ( 24 ) for holding the recess ( 18 ) is provided. Bedpan according to one of claims 16 to 19, characterized in that the with a disposable bag ( 20 ) occupied bedpan ( 16 ) with a support frame ( 25 ), preferably non-slip on the Bettpfanne ( 16 ) is held.