JP2002102273A - Bedsore pad - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve such a problem that a bedsore caused in a sacrum part of a bedridden patient is worsened due to dirty diaper. SOLUTION: An absorbing pad having such shape that prevents entry of urine and feces is interposed between an affected part and a diaper to keep the affected part in a sanitary and dry condition.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The disposable diaper. Urine absorption pad.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional diaper, urine and urine are blocked,
There was a function that absorbed and did not leak outside.

[0003]

With diapers alone, it is inevitable that urine and urine will adhere to the skin, which is unsanitary and worsens when pressure sores develop.

[0004]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the pressure sore pad (1) of the present invention is sandwiched between the skin (5) and the diaper (6) of the sacral portion where a pressure sore is likely to occur.
The liquid-impermeable backsheet (3) of the pressure ulcer pad facing the diaper side protects the skin from intrusion of urine and urine, and the liquid-permeable topsheet (2) of the pressure ulcer pad applied to the skin of the sacral portion. ) And the liquid-retentive absorber (4) dry the skin from sweat and moisture and keep it hygienic. When the diaper fails to absorb urine, the absorbent member of the pressure sore pad absorbs invaded urine and minimizes stuffiness. In this case, the pressure ulcer pad is replaced with a new one. (See FIGS. 1, 2, and 3.)

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The form of a pressure ulcer pad is obtained by sandwiching a liquid-retentive absorber (4) between a liquid-permeable top sheet (2) and a liquid-impermeable back sheet (3). It is. For example, if it is a rectangle, at least one side is
The liquid-impermeable sheet on the back side is formed so as to wrap around the top sheet. This side is directed toward the outlet of the urine and urine, that is, toward the foot, and the stool is dammed. In addition, this side is set within a range where weight is applied, and is adhered to the skin to prevent infiltration of feces. The size of the pressure ulcer pad covers the affected area sufficiently and fits in a diaper. The thickness should include sufficient absorbent and air space to dry the affected area and to absorb urine. The material of the topsheet is soft to hit the affected area. The part where the liquid-impermeable sheet on the back surface goes around the top sheet side is processed so as not to be rash even if it is in close contact with the skin. Alternatively, a material (10) that does not rub on the portion is used. (See FIGS. 1, 2, and 3.)

[0006]

According to the present invention, if the diaper is properly worn and urine and feces are sucked, the pressure ulcer part and the pressure ulcer pad do not get wet. Since I sweat well, I could keep my pressure sore dry by replacing it in a timely manner. Even if the diaper becomes saturated and urine etc. infiltrates the pressure sore pad, it will be partially wet if the amount is small.

[Brief description of the drawings]

[Fig. 1] (Schematic diagram of pressure ulcer pat use condition)

[Figure 2] (Top view of pressure sore pad)

FIG. 3 (cross section of pressure sore pad)

[Explanation of symbols]

1: pressure sore pad 6: diaper 2: liquid permeable surface sheet 7: bonded part 3: liquid impermeable back sheet 8: moisture and water absorption part 4: liquid retention absorbent 9: urine 5: pressure sore part 10: rash No liquid impermeable sheet

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A urine-proof urine / drying / absorbing pad which is provided between a diseased part and a diaper to prevent pressure ulcers (bed sores) formed on a sacrum portion of a bedridden patient from being contaminated with urine, stool and sweat.