JP2003010227A - Feces receiving bag for bed-ridden person - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce burdens on attendants by preventing feces from adhering to skin of a bed-ridden person as discharged by himself. SOLUTION: In the feces receiving bag for bed-ridden persons, a through hole (5) is formed on one side (3) of a closed flat bag (1) piercing it to the outside and an adhesive layer (7) is arranged surrounding the through hole on the external surface of the one side. The flat bag is put under the hip part (13) of the bed-ridden person (11) while the adhesive layer is stuck on the surrounding area of the anus at his hip part. Under such a condition, the bed-ridden person is made to discharge feces being left laid on the bed and the feces are housed into the flat bag by way of the through hole.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a stool receiving bag for bedridden persons, and more particularly to a bedridden person receiving stool excreted while lying down. Pertains to bags. [0002] In this specification including the claims, "bedridden person" refers to a bedridden person. Therefore, bedridden persons include bedridden elderly persons, but bedridden persons are not necessarily elderly persons. [0003] A bedridden person usually wears a diaper, and stool that the bedridden person excretes while lying down is received by the diaper. [0004] However, when a bedridden person defecates directly into a diaper, the following problems occur. (A) The stool adheres to skin such as the buttocks of a bedridden person, which is uncomfortable for the bedridden person. (B) Since the stool adheres to the skin of the bedridden's buttocks and the like, the caregiver must remove the stool adhered to the bedridden's skin and clean the skin. This operation places a heavy burden on the caregiver. (C) When a bedridden person has diarrhea,
Stool often leaks out of the diaper and soils clothing, sheets and the like. In such a case, the clothes, sheets and the like to which the stool has adhered must be replaced and washed, but such work also imposes a heavy burden on the caregiver. In addition, the smell of diarrhea stool gives the caregiver discomfort. (D) Defecation due to diarrhea is frequently repeated, so that the above-mentioned problem (c) becomes serious and the required number of diapers increases. The present invention has been made to solve the above problems. [0010] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a closed flat bag having a through hole formed in one side of the closed flat bag inside and outside the flat bag. An adhesive layer is provided around the through hole, and the flat bag is laid under the buttocks of the bedridden person and the bedridden person is adhered around the anus in the buttocks of the bedridden person. It is intended to provide a stool receiving bag for bedridden persons, wherein the stool is excreted while lying down and the stool is stored in a flat bag through a through hole. The stool receiving bag for bedridden persons according to the present invention is used exclusively on beds or the like for bedridden persons.
It is used under the buttocks of bedridden people. The bedridden person excretes stool while lying down with the adhesive layer of the flat bag adhered around the anus in the buttocks of the bedridden person, and stores the stool directly in the flat bag through the through hole. Therefore, stool does not leak out and adhere to the skin of a bedridden person, or stain diapers, clothes, sheets, and the like. The stool stored in the flat bag is discarded together with the flat bag. That is, the toilet bag for bedridden persons is disposable. Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The reference numeral 1 denotes a sealed flat bag. The flat bag 1 is, for example, a flat bag formed of a vinyl resin. On one side 3 of the flat bag 1, a through hole 5 penetrating the flat bag 1 in and out is formed. The through hole 5 is preferably a circular hole. An adhesive layer 7 is provided around the through hole 5 on the outer surface of the one surface 3. As shown in FIG. 2, a release liner 9 is detachably mounted on the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 7. The bedridden person 11 is laid under the buttocks 13 of the bedridden person 11 and the adhesive layer 7 is adhered around the anus in the buttocks 13 of the bedridden person 11.
The stool is excreted while lying in bed, and the stool is discharged through
To be stored inside. In the example shown in FIG.
The diaper 15 is spread under the flat bag 1 in a spread state. When the stool stored in the flat bag 1 is discarded together with the flat bag 1, in order to prevent the stool in the flat bag 1 from leaking out from the through hole 5, the stool in the flat bag 1 is opened. It is desirable to seal 5 with a sealing means such as a gum tape or another adhesive tape. The present invention exhibits the following excellent effects. The bedridden person is allowed to excrete stool while lying down with the adhesive layer of the flat bag adhered around the anus in the buttocks of the bedridden person, and the stool is stored directly in the flat bag through the through hole. The stool will surely enter the flat bag without leaking. That is, the stool does not adhere to skin such as the buttocks of a bedridden person. Therefore, the discomfort of bedridden persons due to the attachment of stool to the skin is eliminated. Since the stool does not adhere to the skin such as the buttocks of the bedridden person, the work of removing the stool adhered to the bedridden skin of the bedridden person and washing the skin becomes unnecessary, and the burden on the caregiver is reduced. Is significantly reduced. Since the stool is stored directly in the flat bag through the through hole, the stool does not adhere to the diaper, the clothes, the sheets and the like. Therefore, there is no need for the caregiver to replace and wash such diapers, clothes, sheets, and the like. Also in this respect, the burden on the caregiver is reduced. Since the stool is stored directly in the flat bag through the through hole, the caregiver hardly feels the stool smell. Since the stool stored in the flat bag is discarded together with the flat bag, the required number of diapers is reduced. Diapers are expensive, but flat bags can be provided much cheaper than diapers. Therefore, cost can be saved by using the toilet bag for bedridden persons.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a stool receiving bag for bedridden persons according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the stool receiving bag for bedridden persons. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an example of a use state of the bedridden stool receiving bag. FIG. 4 is a side view showing another example of the use state of the bedridden stool receiving bag. [Description of Signs] 1 flat bag 3 one side 5 through hole 7 adhesive layer 9 release liner 11 bedridden person 13 buttocks 15 diaper

Claims (1)

Claims: 1. A closed flat bag has a through hole formed on one side of the closed flat bag in and out of the flat bag, and an adhesive layer is provided around the through hole on the outer surface of the one side. The flat bag is laid under the buttocks of the bedridden person, and the bedridden is excreted of feces while lying down with the adhesive layer adhered around the anus in the buttocks of the bedridden person. A toilet bag for bedridden persons, characterized in that it is stored in a flat bag.